Social Issues

Questions have arisen around freedom of speech after an American Israeli was barred from entering Australia.

Fashion label Dangerfield, which has multiple outlets across Australia and New Zealand, has used the King’s image in a new marketing campaign.

After the Brisbane case in February, a second embryo mix-up has occurred.

‘The question of gun ownership in Australia has been a taboo,’ said Libertarian MP John Ruddick.

A woman has told of her ongoing suffering and permanent injuries from being referred for gender treatment despite her mental health challenges.

A new report is calling for the minimum age for riding e-scooters to be increased in Queensland.

The number of billionaires doubled over the past decades, as well as philanthropy.

The new office will manage settlement support, migrant English and interpreting services, and grants.

Two trans netballers have been removed from competition in Victoria amid concerns of physical advantage against biological female players.

The number of apartments under the Sydney Fish Market redevelopment project will increase by 320 to 1,500.

The levy was supposed to charge farmers an extra 100 to 200 percent.

City slickers are leaving Sydney and Melbourne in droves, with one town taking the crown for the most popular migration hotspot.

The World Heritage Committee said it wanted Australia to complete ongoing studies on the impact of local industry activities on the petroglyphs.

People First Party leader Gerard Rennick said the proposed super tax could result in higher compliance costs for self-managed super funds.

Western Australia becomes the latest state to offer reparations to the Stolen Generations.

The government said the cost increase was necessary to ensure that the stadium was fit for multi-purposes.

‘Rent is so high, electricity bills are high, and the cost of living has skyrocketed,’ says one Sydney business owner.

Demographic data from the South African government suggests there is merit to his statement.

‘You focus on the things you control, and I’ll look at things that I control,’ said Queensland Premier David Crisafulli to the UN.

Former Prime Minister John Howard said policy differences between the Liberals and Nationals were best resolved within the framework of a coalition.