In the shadow of the Bondi massacre, Christmas and Hanukkah sit side by side this year. Acts of courage and faith remind us how light is kept alive in dark times.

Sasha is a political economist currently working as a researcher. His areas of expertise include democratic governance, state-society relations, and social cohesion. His research focuses on the ...

Public safety can be strengthened without turning fear into a political performance. When protection becomes theatre, ...

Julian Assange has filed a legal complaint seeking to block Nobel Peace Prize funds from being paid to Venezuelan opposition ...

Dr Kate Raynor is a Research Associate at the University of Melbourne, where she is affiliated with the national ARC Centre of Excellence for Children and Families over the Life Course (the Life ...

Low levels of plastic recycling are bad for human health and the environment. For lead, high levels of dangerous recycling ...

Homelessness in Australia is worsening, with services stuck in crisis mode. Evidence from Finland – and new research in SA ...

Revelations about overseas training, intelligence failures and police responses raise urgent questions that cannot be left to ...

Australia faces no credible military threat from China. The real danger lies in uncritical alignment with US strategy, ...

From China’s new investing in people strategy to Thailand’s threat to continue border fighting, revelations about Korea’s ...

In an age of political, ecological and social strain, hope is often mistaken for denial. But real hope is neither passive nor ...

East Asia has led the global recovery since the pandemic, but deep welfare imbalances are now threatening the sustainability of its growth model.