Having pushed for nuclear power as a signature energy policy, National MPs are now divided over where to build reactors – ...

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As media companies including News Corp prepare for more redundancies following the loss of payments from Facebook, the ...

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Australia owes its press freedom to a former convict, whose battle with local authorities to publish without censorship ...

The highlights of this year’s Cinema Reborn film festival include the 1939 screwball comedy Midnight, Chantal Akerman’s take ...

Michael Smith | is a former editor of The Age and former executive editor of the Fairfax Group. He is president of Democracy’s Watchdogs.

The Albanese government’s new defence strategy fails just as badly as previous documents, conflating two unreconcilable responses to China.

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“On April 11, the fifth anniversary of his imprisonment, I lined up outside Belmarsh prison to visit Julian Assange. The process of entering the vile brick buildings, even as a visitor, is designed to ...