Social Issues

‘My mother was extremely careful in China and has never been arrested before,’ said daughter Sarah Xu.

A loss of trust in institutions means fewer than half of of people aged 18 to 24 believe democracy is always preferable to other forms of government.

The latest statistics on the destinations of new students shows growth in the private education sector greatly exceeds that of state schools.

Rabbi and researcher Shimon Cowen shared his views on the recent bomb threat targeting Shen Yun and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.

An Australian medical academic has been told he is no longer allowed to post about transgender issues on social media.

‘There’s not a dollar of taxpayer funds that’s been expended on this. They are bots, and I am focused on real people and Victorians,’ said Jacinta Allan.

Gary Johns also said taxpayers should not support multiculturalism, and that visa conditions should consider anti-Semitism.

A job listing on an online odd-jobs site offered $100 for individuals to attend a pro-Palestine event for at least one hour.

More than half of parents of partially vaccinated children doubted vaccine safety in 2025, according to new national survey data.

Police said the man allegedly had videos of multiple overseas terrorist incidents on his phone.

‘There has been no discussion of such deal and there will not be,’ SA Liberal State Director Alex Hyde said.

‘Other religions and ethnicities are also subject to prejudice in Australia,’ said Commissioner Virginia Bell.

Scott Morrison is among dozens of people being sought by government lawyers in response to a lawsuit filed by Higgins’ former boss.

The One Nation leader says political opponents are attempting to use hate speech laws against her after comments about Muslims drew backlash.

Police have charged a man with forcibly reversing his Toyota Hilux utility into the gates of the synagogue

The man is facing multiple charges, with maximum penalties of 10 years’ imprisonment.

Sydney Writers’ Festival CEO Brooke Webb and artistic director Ann Mossop stood by their decision to host Abdel-Fattah.

Pauline Hanson stood firm on her opposition to radical Islam, including practices like polygamy and Sharia Law.

The AJA said hosting Tame would convey a message that incitement was tolerated.

The trans attacker transitioned after his 2009 murder conviction.

‘My mother was extremely careful in China and has never been arrested before,’ said daughter Sarah Xu.

A loss of trust in institutions means fewer than half of of people aged 18 to 24 believe democracy is always preferable to other forms of government.

The latest statistics on the destinations of new students shows growth in the private education sector greatly exceeds that of state schools.

Rabbi and researcher Shimon Cowen shared his views on the recent bomb threat targeting Shen Yun and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.

An Australian medical academic has been told he is no longer allowed to post about transgender issues on social media.

‘There’s not a dollar of taxpayer funds that’s been expended on this. They are bots, and I am focused on real people and Victorians,’ said Jacinta Allan.

Gary Johns also said taxpayers should not support multiculturalism, and that visa conditions should consider anti-Semitism.

A job listing on an online odd-jobs site offered $100 for individuals to attend a pro-Palestine event for at least one hour.

More than half of parents of partially vaccinated children doubted vaccine safety in 2025, according to new national survey data.

Police said the man allegedly had videos of multiple overseas terrorist incidents on his phone.

‘There has been no discussion of such deal and there will not be,’ SA Liberal State Director Alex Hyde said.

‘Other religions and ethnicities are also subject to prejudice in Australia,’ said Commissioner Virginia Bell.

Scott Morrison is among dozens of people being sought by government lawyers in response to a lawsuit filed by Higgins’ former boss.

The One Nation leader says political opponents are attempting to use hate speech laws against her after comments about Muslims drew backlash.

Police have charged a man with forcibly reversing his Toyota Hilux utility into the gates of the synagogue

The man is facing multiple charges, with maximum penalties of 10 years’ imprisonment.

Sydney Writers’ Festival CEO Brooke Webb and artistic director Ann Mossop stood by their decision to host Abdel-Fattah.

Pauline Hanson stood firm on her opposition to radical Islam, including practices like polygamy and Sharia Law.

The AJA said hosting Tame would convey a message that incitement was tolerated.

The trans attacker transitioned after his 2009 murder conviction.