Keating is still pushing the same barrows he was in the 1990s, including brazenly unequal tax policy. He is not a prophet; he is a fossil.

Chatbots that promise to give custom migration advice to their hundreds of users are providing incomplete or sometimes wrong information.

The far-right campaigners' huge spend in the Dunkley by-election implies US-style electoral warfare is being trialled by the disintegrating right.

We may not be quite as 'car-brained' as the US but we're hardly in a position to gloat.

Constraints on academic freedom in Australian universities have manifested themselves in myriad ways. But Ghassan Hage's sacking has wider implications.

Who is the MP said to have been compromised by a foreign power? Crikey doesn't know, but we do know that many MPs have had extensive dealings with foreign governments.

Sydney's LGBTQIA+ community should decide who participates in Mardi Gras, but the murder of a Sydney couple has led to a culture war by a desperate media.

The text came just two days after Zachary Rolfe fatally shot an Indigenous teenager.

It's all about human dignity, says Scott Morrison as he leaves Parliament. If only he'd ever had a chance to practise that.

Elbit Systems is an Israeli company that arms the IDF, sold weapons to the Myanmar junta, and used to make illegal munitions. Now we're handing it nearly $1 billion.

A desire for additional surveillance powers isn't enough to justify them.

Aviation engineers say there's a dwindling pool of potential recruits due to a fast ageing employee pool and decades of neglect in training.

This week we look back at a year of complaints at the ABC and note the slow march of death for youth media.

Woodside has doubled the amount of carbon emissions it is responsible for pumping into the atmosphere in just two years.