In the hallowed halls of the Australian National University (ANU), a storm brewed as Prof. Genevieve Bell, the esteemed vice-chancellor, found herself in a heated exchange with Labor MP Josh Burns. The topic at hand? Antisemitism on university campuses, specifically revolving around an alleged Nazi salute incident that had sent shockwaves through the academic community.

The political arena in Australia is always a captivating spectacle, with leaders vying for public approval and support. In this intricate dance of democracy, the figures at the forefront often dictate the nation’s direction and future. Picture this – on one side, you have Anthony Albanese, the Prime Minister whose every move is scrutinized under

Federal Police Commissioner Reece Kershaw is on high alert as Operation Avalite delves deep into the heinous antisemitic attacks plaguing Australia. The investigation has been flooded with 166 reports, of which 15 are currently under intense scrutiny. The haunting question that looms over law enforcement: Are shadowy international forces covertly bankrolling local criminals to unleash

Warren Mundine had his eyes set on the Sydney federal seat of Bradfield, believing he could bring about change and “Make Bradfield safe again.” His campaign received backing from notable figures like former prime minister Tony Abbott and senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price. However, despite his efforts, Mundine faced a setback when he lost the Liberal

Australian politics has once again become a battleground, this time over the issue of antisemitism. The recent pledge from Anthony Albanese to combat antisemitic attacks has sparked both support and criticism, with many questioning the timing and effectiveness of his actions. As Albanese scrambles to address the growing concerns surrounding hate crimes, his political opponent,

In the realm of Australian politics, a narrative unfolds that mirrors global trends where populist sentiments are stirring. The emergence of figures like Donald Trump overseas raises questions about whether such fervor could take hold in the land down under. Key Insight: “The man who will be president again taps into and exploits a rising

Peter Dutton, a prominent figure within the Coalition, recently unveiled an intriguing proposal that could potentially shake up the small business landscape. The plan revolves around providing tax breaks to small businesses for work-related meals and entertainment expenses, a move aimed at revitalizing local economies and securing support from crucial marginal seats. In a bid

Almost 26,000 hectares of threatened species habitat faced the grim fate of destruction in 2024. Among these endangered lands were over 3,000 hectares of precious koala habitat. The shocking revelation came to light through a comprehensive analysis by the Australian Conservation Foundation (ACF), painting a stark picture of environmental devastation that has left conservationists and

— Anthony Albanese, the Prime Minister of Australia, is not letting the recent news about President Donald Trump pulling out of the Paris agreement dampen his spirits. He stands firm in his commitment to continue climate action in Australia. Under a vast sky painted with hues of orange and pink, Albanese expressed his belief that

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