The prime minister has offered states a lucrative incentive to ignore NIMBYs and accelerate property development. But housing doesn't work like that.

A Daily Telegraph article highlighting an IPA report on censorship in universities is filled with easily debunked claims — and contradicts News Corp's own internal policies.

ALP leadership is poised to defy rank-and-file discontent over the most contentious policy shift in Australian history.

X users want to make you mad. They're making money off it. Don't let them.

The opposition’s Indigenous Australians spokeswoman has blamed the government for delays to the No side's deductible gift recipient status, yet this omits key information.

The rise of conspiracies without theories isn’t just civic vandalism — it’s a threat to our democracy and the future of the country.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers' 'Measuring What Matters' report broke new ground in approaches to Australians' happiness. But it must go further.

US Republican Congressman Mike Gallagher is a man on a mission, and he has Australia directly in his sights.

The One Nation leader has had a big week, winning a court case that will cost an ex-colleague nearly seven figures, and dividing and conquering the party's NSW branch.

The government, business and much of the public vastly underestimated the Matildas and the popularity of women's soccer.

The traditional media is acting as a cheerleader for the fossil fuel industry while painting climate protesters as extremists. Has it misread the room?

In this week's Media Briefs, Matildas fever overcomes us all.

The national airline's support for the Yes campaign will delight those in the No campaign. And its support for a 'fair go' is risible.

More companies are releasing annual reports and executive salary data on the same day, yet one media monolith has been conspicuously absent.