Irfan Yusuf
Lawyer, author and commentator
The former PM is back on the talking points, painting himself and Dutton as "reluctant challengers" and orating about "the betterment of mankind".
An organisation of Israeli Defence Force veterans is attempting to bring to light the reality of life in occupied Palestine. But they are far from anti-Zionists.
Last night, at an event hosted by the US Studies Centre at Sydney University, Robinson shared his insights on the Spotlight expose of systemic child abuse in the Boston Catholic Church, on media and the law.
The nomination of Imam Abdul Aziem al-Afifi to Grand Mufti of Australia has come with some controversy. What does this mean for everyday Australian Muslims?
We lost count after he likened Greenpeace to a terrorist organisation.
As a new Senator, Molan’s job must surely go beyond retweeting and posting ranting and propaganda.
In the wake of the "gang crisis", how can you tell who is African and who isn’t? Don't ask the newspapers.
Hatred on social media -- and the tabloids that eat it up -- is born of ignorance, and the media has a responsibility to change that it, writes Irfan Yusuf.
Bennelong could go the way of New England unless Labor can muster a better way to engage with voters.
The launch of Media Diversity Australia, a new group calling for more balanced representation in Australian media, has highlighted once again how we have to go.