Chris Minns says state ‘can’t risk another mass demonstration on that scale in NSW [because] the implications can be seen, in my view, on Sunday’

Government hands Jillian Segal sweeping powers over universities, news outlets and social media

Bondi has forced Australia into one of those moral moments that arrives without asking permission. A public gathering to mark Hanukkah at Bondi Beach became the scene of mass killing, authorities and ...

I’m angry. We’re all angry. Perhaps that’s part of the problem. At the moment, we’re angry at two twisted individuals...

Australian prime minister unveils new measures to combat antisemitism after Sunday’s massacre in Sydney

November 14, 2025 The Jewish Council of Australia joins a coalition of nine Jewish organisations in releasing an open letter […]

If you want to work out if an attack was a psy-op, consider the following: is someone using the atrocity to achieve their political goals?

Many progressives protest that they are not rich, despite being on a very good wicket. They always reel off their CV of working class roots New figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics reveal just how much an average Australian earns. Being “rich” might not see you living like a Kardashian, but we need to acknowledge that earning more than 90% of people puts you in the top 10%, and that much of the tax system is geared to benefit you. Asking who is rich is a question that can send shivers down the spines of politicians. Top level private health insurance Fast reliable NBN A computer and smartphone with good data allowance/streaming services A reasonable car Regular leisure activities including club membership, cinema visits, and exhibitions Confidence to use air conditioning in the home and afford all utilities Occasional restaurant meals An annual domestic trip to visit family, and One overseas trip every seven years. Continue reading...

Australia’s leading public-health, community-safety and firearm-harm prevention organisations today issued a joint call for urgent reform of Australia’s firearms laws...

At least 15 people, aged between 10 and 87, were killed when two gunmen opened fire on a Hanukah celebration in Sydney on Sunday

Modelling suggests main electricity market could run almost entirely on renewables without increase in generation cost by 2050