Taiwan’s minority indigenous peoples are being used to refute mainland China’s claims on the island – but what does that mean for their recognition, land rights and identity?

Silicon semiconductor production could be the one thing keeping Taiwan safe from a mainland China takeover

The member for Sydney’s decision to stand for the deputy Labor leadership in 2013 continues to influence her political trajectory

New president Ferdinand Marcos Jr promised a more compassionate approach to the Philippines’ war on drugs, but the shadow of Rodrigo Duterte remains

The federal election may hinge on a new crossbench of professional women in wealthy inner-city seats and a rural revolt against the Nationals

Lacking serious debate on the next stage of the pandemic, Australia is ill-prepared

The disordered national vaccine rollout reveals systemic flaws in our politics

Hope is running dry in the Murray–Darling Basin

Universities are in trouble, and the government isn’t helping

Where will the Greens’ unusual new leader take the party?

Three years on, how are the Filipino children of Australian sex tourists faring?

Gillian Triggs’ culture shock

A trip to the Philippines reveals the human cost of the war on drugs

The new managing director’s vision isn’t clear

What did an award-winning story on the children of Australian sex tourists achieve?