In normal times, Harris would be a dud. But these aren't normal times.

Is the presence of the CFMEU in the construction industry superfund Cbus a worry? Not based on all the awards it keeps winning.

Alan Dare was killed while investigating what was happening at a neighbouring house. His wife thinks police should have warned him not to go.

There is a particular irony in anti-vaccine literature turning up on the Dick Smith website, given Smith himself is a long-time campaigner against vaccine misinformation.

Donald Trump offers a confected nostalgia for an America that not only didn't exist within the lifetime of any living American, but never existed at all.

Liberals overestimate his power because they cannot understand the failures of their liberalism and the West. Still, they may be right.

Rupert Murdoch remains the mogul’s mogul, a brutal practitioner of the darkest arts of making money at all costs. Those dark arts now include a legal battle against three of his own children, in public.

Education is a hugely successful export industry for Australia. So why is the Albanese government trying to kill it? 

Why are senior Labor figures paying court to the Murdochs when Rupert's own children clearly don't trust or believe him?

Australia has poor regulators and poor regulation because governments find it in their interests to let it be like that.

Councillor Sean O'Reilly has generated campaign songs in different languages and genres to try to 'capture people's attention'.

This action by Rupert underlines that no matter Lachlan's achievements as CEO and successor, his position remains vulnerable. 

The 2022 election saw voters abandon Australia's major parties. But will the age of independents continue?

Mike Sentonas' warning to the federal government was about tech providers from 'foreign adversaries', not companies whose borked updates accidentally cause a global IT outage.