Alice Springs students protested against a new water allocation plan. It spurred a visit from the NT Environment Department.

The comments on the 700-follower channel are overrun with hate symbols, slurs and threats of violence.

The Australian continues its grand tradition of portraying John Howard as the human expression of mainstream Australia's pre-political soul.

In a Liberal-commissioned report into a Liberal government agreement, the Productivity Commission details why we need a Voice to Parliament.

This week: Stan Grant’s Q+A exit; Sky News finding its Voice; some quarterly results; and Oz camera operators break protocol during PM’s visit to NZ.

In the HBO fantasy drama series, political decisions often led to beheadings. Let's hope it doesn't go quite that far in Farrer.

The nation is now at a crossroads: there’s the path of ugly nationalism and the path of generous patriotism.

Don't expect ACMA to do much about Sky News' disinformation about the Voice — even if it investigates, its findings will arrive far too late.

Recent attacks on Australia's LGBTQIA+ community form part of a global trend, but they have local roots.

Friends in deed and friends indeed: the former Coalition cabinet minister and the Gold Coast self-believing entrepreneur.

Chris Barrett — Jim Chalmers' former boss — is the new head of the Productivity Commission. Will he keep its independence intact?

NSW Greens say the big four firm's restructure had turned NSW Health into a 'consultant’s playground'.

Why was former Liberal MP Lucy Wicks outed as the source of complaints about a NSW Liberal MP? And why does this keep happening?

Let's look back on what Australian taxpayer dollars have helped achieve on Manus Island and Nauru.

The $360 billion cost of AUKUS might be startling, but on top of that is another undiscussed figure: the cost of building storage for nuclear waste.

Musk is changing Twitter's name to make it into something it's not. Perhaps he should focus on making sure it does what it's supposed to.

Not My Voice, a Facebook page and website, has Indigenous peoples' testimony and lines such as 'We don't need to be treated differently'.

The IBAC report isn't just about Victoria — it's about how federal political donation laws allow a two-speed democracy.

Republican political activist Matt Schlapp says he did not grope a Senate candidate's staffer and his family is suffering 'unbearable pain'.