What do we mean when we talk about hate speech? Is hate speech against the law? And why is it so controversial?
Li Wenliang's death from the virus sparked an outpouring of grief in China and rare public demands for freedom of speech.
Organisations representing the Jewish community have accused the University of Sydney's student-run newspaper of"textbook anti-Semitism"over a satirical image.
A university administrator allegedly told organisers the event's room booking was being rescinded because it was the"sort of thing people protest against".
Our conservative government needs to be careful about where it meddles,from foreign influence laws to cracking down on environmental protesters.
Personal freedom is the Liberal Party's guiding light,the PM says,but not if you want to block a coal venture. The Coalition needs a lesson in free markets.
You want to see your own medical files. It should be as simple as making a request,right? It's not.
The Prime Minister's vow to draft new laws to ban protesters from boycotting companies has prompted claims his"feverish"talk will curb the rights of all Australians.
In the week Twitter banned political advertising,the screenwriter pens this open letter to Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg over the'crazy lies'his ads carry.
A week after the national media launched its campaign,Christian Porter says press freedom has"never been absolute".
Australia does not fare well on media freedom compared with peers like the US,UK and New Zealand.