An independent review has savaged the legislation used to attempt to cover up the trial of Bernard Collaery and called for significant amendments.

Barely being able to get a word in under favourable conditions doesn't bode well considering his upcoming two-day cross-examination.

A look back at some of the 'indelible marks' Henry Kissinger left on the world.

Do we have a commercial media in Australia, or just corporations that accidentally produce journalism while using their influence to dictate policy?

It's become clear that a number of Australian politicians and journalists have been on organised tours to the Middle East — many of them sponsored by pro-Israel lobby groups and interest organisations.

Greg Sheridan adores babies, but blames Australia's dwindling fertility rate on 'coercive feminist' ideology. He might want to look out a window.

Advocates for media censorship will be delighted Nine newspapers have decided to gag journalists who want balanced coverage of the Hamas-Israel conflict.

The trial of the war crimes whistleblower shows how very far the dial of democracy has shifted in Australia.

Of all the US' political quirks, none holds as tight a grip on the American mind as the sanctity of the college campus.

They're worried that if the destruction of Gaza restarts, global opinion will swing against Israel.

Fallout continues over Nine papers' decision to restrict journalists who signed an open letter calling on improved Israel-Gaza coverage.

Australia needs more housing to control both rent and mortgage prices. But how we go about it remains a source of contention.

Goodbye to Mike Pezzullo — the hard-line bureaucrat who railed at leakers while himself leaking. Now that hypocrisy has caught up with him.

New Zealand has a new government, cobbled together like patchwork quilt. What vision do these three men have to unite Kiwis in these hard times? 

The platform once known as Twitter failed the lowest of hurdles this week. Will we do anything about it?

The right isn't very good at border control, but it's great at convincing voters it is. That spells trouble for Labor as economic insecurity drives a backlash against migration.