The shocking attack on Helen Haines adds weight to warnings that our political discourse is being supercharged by online hate ...

Three forces are reshaping Asia and Australia’s place in it: the decline of one empire, the rise of another, and the ...

Beware the politician who mentions the national interest when changing a decision, and more so when they claim full credit ...

It’s mid afternoon on a humid, rain-punctuated day in early November when Dr Helen Haines swings her bright orange Mazda – affectionately known as the “Orange Rocket” – into the parking lot at ...

What the federal government’s extension of the North West Shelf Project means for the preservation of the Burrup Peninsula’s millennia-old rock art New The Burrup Peninsula is home to a jarring ...

Six critics nominate their cultural highlights of the year, from visual arts, books, theatre, music and computer games ...

Inspired by a Chekhov story, the author’s slender volume explores her separation during the Covid lockdowns from her mother, ...

It is rather odd that in Australia, unlike the rest of the world, there is a naive belief that truth comes before justice, truth comes before a treaty, and justice will follow the truth. I have often ...

While our bookshelves heave with military mythology, where are the Australian novels examining our participation in modern conflicts, including our longest war? New “All wars are fought twice, the ...

In the age of the individual, are we losing our understanding of the collective and our sense of shared humanity? In early autumn, Brianna Hurst pulled three men from turbulent seas at Marengo Bay on ...