If the authorities think the controversy over the loss of MH370 is over, they are seriously mistaken.
Condemning Islam, insisting that children turn their parents in to be jailed and ostracising an entire community will not help women forced into marriage.
Today, Virgin will fly an empty plane twice to Denpasar to pick up Tigerair passengers who have been, or might otherwise have become, the collateral damage in an ongoing disagreement with Jakarta's aviation regulators.
Arguing about politics with your family is never going to go well, but this handy guide will at least mean you are right, even if you are disowned, write Crikey Journalists Sally Whyte and Josh Taylor.
It is not difficult to imagine a far-right coalition emerging that includes figures from both inside and outside Parliament.
There have been so many communications this year that merit dishonourable mention.
A Korean community organisation has erected a memorial statue to "comfort women", but a group of Japanese families says it incites anti-Japanese sentiment.
Dylan Voller is a product of an underinvestment in society, But it is far easier for the right wing to label him as "wicked", in which case he deserves what he gets.
I have lost many friends this year arguing about the distribution of cultural capital versus the distribution of actual capital, writes Helen Razer.
The key is to not let the perfect become the enemy of the good.
