Vietnam’s Communist Party leader To Lam has consolidated power and set ambitious growth targets for the country’s future.

The National Apology to the Stolen Generations modelled dignity, responsibility and mutual respect. Its spirit now stands in sharp contrast to the tone of Australian public life.

Japan’s rapid rearmament marks a decisive break with its post-war pacifist stance. As regional tensions sharpen, Australia and New Zealand must decide whether alignment offers security or invites new ...

Reported Islamophobic attacks in Australia have surged dramatically, with Muslim women overwhelmingly targeted. The failure of political leaders and institutions to respond meaningfully is deepening ...

The teaching force is a national asset. Moreover, it is arguably a publicly funded one. The Commonwealth Budget for non-government schools is now around $20 billion annually. This means in practice ...

Public investment will add tens of thousands of new social housing dwellings by 2030, reversing decades of decline. But new research shows the increase will only prevent further erosion of the sector, ...

A Republican-appointed federal judge has ordered the restoration of slavery exhibits at an historic US site, rejecting claims that the executive can decide what historical truth should be.

The looming by-election in Farrer is shaping as a four-cornered contest that could reveal how vulnerable the Coalition has become.

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As the Coalition reasserts “lower tax” as political identity and Labor rushes to deny the high-tax label, Australian politics ...

Australia’s new security treaty with Indonesia is heavy on symbolism but light on substance. As President Prabowo Subianto ...

The Coalition’s internal decay has left Australia without an effective opposition at a time when scrutiny, debate and accountability are more necessary than ever. The result is not just a party in ...