Qantas has responded to the government's aviation green paper by saying everything's pretty much fine in the industry, thanks, and there's no need to do anything differently.

Despite what 'Law & Order' may have taught us, the judge in the Bruce Lehrmann defamation case has much to consider regarding secretly recorded conversations related to the trial.

In this week's Media Briefs, the patriarch of Schwartz Media resigns and Fox Sports finally decides to report on a controversy involving one of its own.

Failure to deliver stage three tax cuts will derail Labor's strategy of offering competent, predictable government that voters will reward over the long term. And the argument that they're unsustainable will no longer wash.

A dump of FOI docs in the US reveal the early days of Scott Morrison's bromance with Mike Pompeo, plus more in this week's Tips and Murmurs.

The 'creators' are the bread and butter of publishers and cultural institutions, but they've been taken for granted for far too long.

I lament the delayed and insufficient responses from feminist groups and wish they had reacted with greater urgency and force. 

The Productivity Commission has recommended an end to special rules for basic religious charities in the interest of 'public transparency and accountability'. Will the government listen?

With the Labor prime minister seen by some voters as 'weak' and 'missing in action', it might be time for him to follow Burke's more principled lead.

Peter Dutton wants more migrants and fewer migrants. Is this contradictory? Well, yes, but it doesn't matter when you're in opposition.

At least two government departments are still paying to promote posts on the platform.

Some gains but many losses in freedom of information requests from Labor as calls for transparency become words used only in opposition.

Could treating far-right subcultures as terrorist movements help reduce violence against women in Australia?

Creative Australia's court loss to performance artist Casey Jenkins — after rescinding funding for their controversial work — should ignite discussions about the role of art in our society.