Warnings from AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton make the risks of artificial intelligence harder to dismiss – and the case for ...
One Nation promises negative net migration and a major reduction in temporary entrants, but its policy leaves crucial ...
Emotional priorities often change as people grow older. Pauline Hanson’s latest remarks raise a more troubling question about ...
Australia’s wealthiest private schools continue receiving public funding despite mounting budget pressures, raising questions ...
Twenty-five years after SIEV X sank, the 353 poles beside Lake Burley Griffin in Canberra remain a reminder that debates over ...
JD Vance’s increasingly apocalyptic religious rhetoric, and his relationship with billionaire Peter Thiel, raise questions ...
Kita Ashman is a visiting Fellow at the Australian National University and Adjunct Research Associate at Charles Sturt University. She also works as a Threatened Species & Climate Adaptation Ecologist ...
Climate change and logging are not competing threats to native forests. Their effects compound one another, increasing emissions, fire risk and pressure on biodiversity.
In the second of a two-part series, rebuilding trust requires more than competent economic management – Australians also need institutions that listen, include and respond.
A $560 million invitation-only grants program heavily favoured Labor-held seats, according to the Centre for Public Integrity ...
Mary Kostakidis stood with Julian Assange when others stayed silent. After two years of legal action over her own speech, ...
The International Atomic Energy Agency faces a serious funding crisis as major contributors delay payments, putting nuclear ...
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