Labor, the Liberal party, and influential lobby groups like Climate 200 and Advance have taken their political maneuvers to the digital realm with a barrage of unbranded Facebook pages aimed at tarnishing each other’s image ahead of the federal election. The cyber battleground is set, and the battlefield is social media. Labor vs. Liberals: A

The sun beat down on the bustling streets of Sydney and Melbourne as protestors marched, waving flags bearing the colors of Palestine. Emotions ran high, fueled by a sense of injustice that had simmered for decades. The pro-Palestine movement in Australia was gaining momentum, driven by passionate individuals like Nasser Mashni and Amal Naser. Nasser

— Chasing Billions in Unpaid Debts In the realm of government social services, Services Australia has been on a mission to recover outstanding debts that have accumulated over decades. As of October last year, the agency was fervently pursuing a staggering $4.9 billion in unpaid debts from more than 800,000 customers. The roots of these

In the age of social media, where reality blurs with fiction, navigating the online landscape has become akin to trekking through a jungle filled with hidden dangers and deceitful beasts. This is the narrative painted by Ed Coper, a seasoned political commentator and author, as he delves into the murky waters of Australia’s digital public

The Australian political landscape is abuzz with the latest green energy initiative introduced by the Albanese government, set to transform the country’s aluminum production industry. Anthony Albanese, the Prime Minister, issued a stern warning that without this crucial funding, smelters across the nation would be forced to shut down, putting thousands of jobs in jeopardy.

Almost 1,000 Palestinian and Israeli nationals have been offered temporary humanitarian visas in Australia since last October. This comes as a glimmer of hope amidst the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict. The introduction of a new pathway in October 2024 aimed to assist over 1,300 Palestinians already in Australia on visitor visas. While these individuals can now

Peter Dutton’s political journey is a testament to the power of conviction in tumultuous times. Back in 2001, when he first entered the political arena as a seemingly unlikely candidate for the seat of Dickson, few believed he stood a chance. However, a series of transformative events including the Tampa affair, September 11 attacks, and

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese stood firm, facing the tempest stirred by President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw from the Paris Agreement. He recognized the global repercussions of this move but emphasized Australia’s autonomy in tackling climate change challenges. In a resolute tone, Albanese highlighted the dual nature of Australia’s vulnerability to extreme weather events and

Almost a thousand Palestinian and Israeli nationals found a glimmer of hope as Australia extended its arms in welcome, offering temporary humanitarian visas to those fleeing the conflict between Israel and Hamas. The initiative, introduced in October 2024, aimed to support over 1,300 Palestinians already in Australia on visitor visas. Humanitarian Visas Offered The new

Amidst the bustling city of Sydney, a sudden calamity struck when a massive tree was uprooted and blown over. The incident left two individuals injured, sending shockwaves across the community. As the news spread like wildfire through the streets of Sydney, residents were left in disbelief at the unexpected turn of events. What seemed like