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Tony Abbott’s history of Australia is a version that sanitises the worst effects of colonialism and immigration policy, and ...

The 10-year plan for ending violence against women and children risks missing key targets after advocates rejected a proposed ...

Highlights of this year’s New York Film Festival include the powerful blood-and-brocade high seas saga Magellan and the heist ...

Pippy was old. You could tell because she had a blue layer in her eyes and she walked like she was winding down. I had to get ...

Melissa Lucashenko is one of this country’s most acclaimed contemporary novelists. She is also a highly respected and loved ...

Don Farrell’s power extends to every ministerial office. The PM relies on him factionally and strategically – and will benefit from an ambitious plan to expand the parliament.

The multibillion-dollar critical minerals deal between the US and Australia aims to circumvent China’s supply chain monopoly, but who will gain from this mining boom?

Leo Faber | is a veteran producer across arts, film, documentary and XR whose work often explores the convergence between technology and creativity.

The Bureau of Meteorology’s new website was rushed out – years overdue and almost $47 million over budget – despite testing scores falling below the standard for release.

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