In Ukraine, the war’s deadliest legacy will linger in the air long after the bombs  stop falling. Millions of tons of ...

Across more than a thousand pages of articles and speeches, former High Court Chief Justice Gerard Brennan emerges not only ...

Australia aims to double university enrolments by 2050, but disillusionment is growing. With rising costs, completions fall, ...

Is scarcity really the law that governs all economics? In Abundance, Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson argue that bureaucratic ...

Reports of gendered violence surround us, yet too often we tune them out. Journalist Jess Hill argues we can’t afford selective hearing. From coercive control to alcohol-fuelled abuse, she explains ...

The latest Social Justice Statement turns to homelessness and mental ill-health, exposing how poverty and isolation intertwine. It challenges the narrowing of faith to private life, insisting on ...

Trump’s treatment of Ukraine has revealed more than impulsive diplomacy. By undermining NATO, indulging autocrats, and framing the war as Biden’s problem alone, he risks eroding America’s most ...

In the face of illness, one woman decides to meet uncertainty with an act of grace: adopting a rescue cat. The question is not about health alone, but how we all live with foreknowledge of decline.

A century and a half after a maverick priest first pressed the case for Aboriginal land rights, vast tracts of country have returned to Indigenous hands. Yet many communities remain “land rich but ...