Elon Musk says he would crush Twitter bots and make the social media platform more trustworthy platform. How?
All around the world,on all sides of the political spectrum,shadow banning is getting a bad rap. What is it?
A group of academics connected to the Australia India Institute at Melbourne University has resigned over concerns of foreign interference and an alleged clampdown on academic freedoms.
Natalie Ward,the NSW Minister for Metropolitan Roads,describes the day last month when she was caught in a traffic jam created by protesters.
The force is divided over the disciplinary action being taken against the sergeant for his alleged criticism of Victoria Police’s campaign to promote workplace equality for its LGBTIQ members.
Coalition colleagues have castigated backbencher George Christensen’s decision to appear on a show hosted by conspiracy theorist Alex Jones last week.
Where did the idea for the controversial bill come from? How would it work? And what happens next?
As the university-educated come to dominate the modern left,identity appears to be replacing class as its ideological touchstone.
Universities are meant to be the domain of free speech,but they are struggling to wrestle with identity politics and the gender-critical feminism debate.
The firebrand,Eric Zemmour,a hard-right polemicist,said he would not appear at the trial as he refused “to accept that a political debate takes place in a courtroom”.
India,under Narendra Modi,is using technology to curtail rights as part of an escalating crackdown on freedom of expression,association and peaceful assembly.