The Greens need to get out of their own bubble and do some very serious soul searching if they are ever to have broad appeal, ...

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From devastating floods in the Northern Territory to the global failure to curb fossil fuels and the human cost of ...

A century after its creation, Winnie-the-Pooh endures not just as a children’s classic, but as a gentle meditation on ...

Patricia Edgar reflects on a lifetime shaped by feminism – and asks why, despite its gains, relationships between men and ...

It has been a week where a number of world ‘leaders’ have exceeded even the lowest of expectations. Clearly the lion in this ...

Elizabeth Hale is Senior Lecturer in English and Writing (children’s literature) at the University of New England ...

The Middle East conflict reflects competing theocratic mindsets in Iran, Israel and the US, where religious conviction is ...

New research shows immigration is not driving voter anger, yet the Coalition is targeting it anyway – risking further losses ...

John Hart is a members of the Emeritus Faculty, US government and politics specialist, Australian National University ...

A sharp fall in confidence and rising fuel prices point to a potential downturn, but traditional policy responses risk making ...

An ACT Legislative Assembly committee has strengthened proposed sentencing laws by listening to expert evidence and improving ...