A Hancock spokesperson denied that the company had tried to censor Crikey’s reporting, instead blaming a third party who “inadvertently” filed takedown requests on their behalf.

Peter Dutton risks making history in all the wrong ways as another by-election in Victoria looms.

Expect a potentially divisive debate over religious discrimination this year. But forget any notions of more ballots.

A book reviewer faced a social media storm after criticising David McBride's memoirs. McBride claims the writer 'started it', and the whistleblower and his followers are just 'returning fire'.

Statelessness is already a difficult concept to determine — and Australia's way of defining it only muddies the waters further.

There are thriving online communities dedicated to creating image-based abuse material of private individuals. Victims have little recourse.

While an unpopular idea in the past, Australians come to the idea of a digital identity scheme with a much different context this year.

The Albanese government's decision to block Victoria's wind farm plant wasn't a bad one. But it's not a consistent one either.

Omar Sakr's poem 'Bluey in the genocide' sparked predictably insidious coverage from the right-wing outrage machine.

South Africa alleges Israel is violating the Genocide Convention. But will the case have any impact or is it purely performative?

Genocide is far from rare but it's a term journalists seemingly struggle to apply to world events. It must be said out loud, again and again.

The pro-Palestine movement is peaceful. But the horrors Israel is committing will result in full retribution from others.

As we ease into 2024, here is a selection of some great stuff we published last year, just in case you missed it.

The family that built an Australian pokies empire is being sidelined from the business as the company edges towards more responsible practices.