The encryption fiasco isn't the only capitulation recently made in the name of Australia's national security.
It's been two weeks since Scott Morrison told off the school kids of Australia, but its effects will be felt for a long time yet.
Today is Human Rights Day, the 70th anniversary of the UN's Universal Declaration of Human Rights. What exactly have we learned?
All this talk of merit and women's quotas has made us wonder: is everyone in the Liberal Party really there on skill, achievement and political nous alone?
One day after the government filibustered proposed changes to medical transfers from Nauru, human rights lawyers have filed two class action suits alleging "torture", "persecution" and "other inhumane acts".
Politicians and the media are both focused on ephemeral issues at the expense of what voters are really concerned about — an economy that is no longer delivering for them.
Young people continue to die at music festivals despite a well-established means of reducing the risk. Why are we so contemptuous of the lives of our youth?
It’s the most wonderful (read: stressful) time of the year.
A new survey has found compelling evidence of how racism, homophobia and classism feed broader views of violence against women.
Politicians love to fawn over the IT sector, but a bipartisan bill passed yesterday ensures it is never taken seriously.