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The One Housing Question Labor Still Struggles To Answer

A simple question should have produced a simple answer. Do you want house prices to go up or down? Instead, Housing Minister Clare O’Neil found herself under…

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Why Dave Hughes’ Attack On Albo Has Touched A Nerve Far Beyond Property Investors

When comedian Dave Hughes launched a blistering attack on Anthony Albanese over the government’s proposed capital gains tax and negative gearing changes, it wasn’t simply another celebrity…

An African man 27 has been charged after allegedly stabbing his sister and cousin and ramming a house with a stolen car during a terrifying rampage across Melbourne

Melbourne Rampage Sparks Fresh Questions About Community Safety After Family Members Allegedly Attacked

Residents in one Melbourne community were left shaken after a series of violent incidents allegedly unfolded within hours, culminating in serious criminal charges and renewed debate about…

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Lakemba Mosque’s Prayer Call Push Returns As Debate Grows Over Religion, Noise And Community Expectations

A proposal that was rejected only a year ago is back on the table, and it is already reigniting one of Australia’s most sensitive public debates. The…

The brutal murder of British student Henry Nowak by a Sikh man with a religious dagger has reignited calls to make carrying the knives illegal in Australia

Calls Grow For Australia To Review Religious Knife Exemptions After High-Profile UK Killing

A shocking murder case in the United Kingdom has sparked fresh debate in Australia over whether existing exemptions allowing the carrying of religious knives should be reviewed…

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Australia’s Billionaires Added $25 Billion In A Year While Millions Struggle To Afford The Basics

Australians have spent years hearing that the economy is improving, inflation is easing and conditions are gradually getting better. Yet for millions of households, daily life still…

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One Nation Says Labor Is Losing Its Base — But The Bigger Question Is Why So Many Traditional Voters No Longer Feel Represented

Australian politics is entering unfamiliar territory. For decades, Labor and the Coalition dominated the national conversation. Voters unhappy with one major party would often shift to the…

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One Nation Claims Voters Are Abandoning Labor — But The Bigger Question Is Why So Many Australians No Longer Trust The Major Parties

Australian politics is undergoing one of its most unpredictable periods in decades. Support for traditional major parties appears increasingly fragile. Voter frustration is becoming more visible. And…

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Labor Forced To Correct Key Tax Figures — But The Bigger Question Is Whether Australians Can Trust The Numbers Behind A $77 Billion Reform

A major political fight has erupted after Labor was forced to correct figures used to support its controversial capital gains tax and negative gearing reforms. The correction…

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Barnaby Joyce Says Australia Is Getting Poorer — But The Bigger Question Is Why So Many Australians Feel The Country Is Falling Behind Despite Its Wealth

Australia is one of the most resource-rich countries in the world. It exports energy. It exports minerals. It exports food. It sits on enormous natural wealth that…