Hope is running dry in the Murray–Darling Basin
New revelations of Australian war crimes in Afghanistan
Financial institutions, investment funds and governments are being held to account over the costs of climate change
After the chaos of Trump’s loss and the Capitol Hill riot, the Republican Party is at war with itself, and the warning signs for America are loud and clear
The bin fire of the humanities
Casualisation and relentless cost-cutting have destroyed the credibility of Australian universities
Nightclubs, pandemics and our real selves
For some in the disabled community, it wasn’t long after COVID hit that the all-in-this-together sentiment started falling apart
Society / Science and technology
What does automation mean for the future of jobs?
Former police officer Timothy Baker goes on trial for murder
How transformative has the computer age really been?
‘Get Krack!n’s Kate McLennan and Kate McCartney are not pussyfooting around
Beautiful on the outside … the tragedy of Bennelong Point