Western Australian politicians use Clive Palmer as their go-to hate figure, Melbourne copes as best it can and is Quaden Bayles going to sue News Corp?
These are strange times indeed. Let's check in with how Australia's media figures are coping with the latest virus news.
Prominent women are coming out swinging for what they see as infringement of 'men's rights'. Are they motivated by fairness, or is there something else?
The News Corp columnist is adept at manufacturing outrage in Australia, but can she make a similar dent in the US punditosphere?
Devine has been one of Australia’s most vociferous opponents of drug reform for decades. In his new book, Antony Loewenstein checks in: is the fight over?
The launch "controller" of the ABC's 24-hour news channel now claims politics is over-reported in Australia. Plus other tips from the week.
The media has a lot to answer for in its mainstreaming of racist and anti-Muslim commentary, and it's not just the far-right outlets that are to blame.
How did it become the norm to ridicule scientists and media outlets that report on climate change?
The right commentariat, to their own detriment, have decided to go down swinging with Pell.
The refusal to accept Pell’s conviction is not merely a reactionary whinge; it is dangerous.
