News & Views Pauline Hanson has a long list of enemies. It’s intentional Pauline Hanson has always identified her “enemy”, whether it be immigrants, Islam or the Voice to Parliament. It’s an intentional decision.
News & Views AI deepfakes are warping Australian politics. Pauline Hanson is in the middle of it. A quick look at the above image and you may see Pauline Hanson and British journalist Laura Kuenssberg in an explosive argument on live television. It’s not real.
News & Views Liberal women are dropping like flies, but at least Jacinta Price is ‘back, baby’ Jacinta Price has gleefully declared she’s back, after being sensationally demoted from the shadow ministry by then-leader Sussan Ley.
Local What Jane Hume’s deputy victory means for the Liberals’ policy direction The election of Jane Hume to Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party marks a pivotal moment for the party as it recalibrates its policy direction.
News & Views ‘Is this the standard we accept?’: Sexist commentary on Sussan Ley triggers backlash Maria Kovacic has expressed outrage over a sexist online news article that was published with the headline ‘Why I wouldn’t marry Sussan Ley’.
News & Views With its new laws, the government is tackling hate speech quickly, but not properly The government risks entrenching legislation that raises more questions than it answers, without building the public goodwill necessary.
Local 1800RESPECT gets $41.8 million funding boost after 3000% rise in calls The federal government is investing $41.8 million into 1800RESPECT over the next two years, as calls to service have risen by 3000 per cent.
Local ‘Not intimidated’: MPs Allegra Spender and Kellie Sloane report threats after condemning neo-Nazi rally Federal MP Allegra Spender and state MP Kellie Sloane have reported to the police threats following their condemnation of neo-Nazi rally.
Appointments Kathy Klugman appointed first woman to lead National Intelligence Kathy Klugman has been appointed the next Director-General of National Intelligence, becoming the first woman to fill the position.
Politics Lidia Thorpe condemned for saying she would ‘burn down’ Parliament House A threat from Independent senator Lidia Thorpe to “burn down” Parliament House in solidarity with Palestine has received widespread backlash.
Politics The women dubbed ‘ISIS brides’ returning to Australia from Syria, reigniting political debate Two women and four children who are Australian citizens have returned to Australia after managing to smuggle themselves out of Syria.
Local Turning lived experience into policy: Katrine Hildyard’s approach to tackling domestic violence Having grown up in a family that experienced domestic violence, South Australia’s Katrine Hildyard is now tackling the issue in Parliament.
