A key public sector union organising the strike on Wednesday has participants to wear red and come to the office even if they work remotely because no one would notice if they went on strike at home.
In a rebranding backflip, a pub that controversially ditched its association with explorer Captain James Cook has new owners. They’ve made its ‘woke’ name change walk the plank.
Rallies by outspoken feminist Kellie Jay Keen have sparked protests and violent clashes throughout the US and the UK, with police on high alert for similar scenes in Sydney this weekend.
Woke “sensitivity readers” have tried to change the books of Roald Dahl and Ian Fleming. So what’s stopping them from trying to change the Bible next, asks Clarissa Bye.
A free workshop for teens featuring transgender artist Sophie Labelle — who makes “diaperfur” art — has sparked backlash, and questions about why taxpayers are funding it.
Two obscene “dickwing” posters plastered on inner-city Sydney walls have sparked a flood of online criticism, as police investigate vandalism attacks on another controversial WorldPride mural.
Ignoring bad student behaviour and a trend of faddish education theories are dragging down Australia’s education system. It’s revealed in the abysmal fall in our academic results.
More than 60,000 NSW residents have been left scratching their heads after an error saw them receive old Covid test results via text – with some some cases a year out of date.
The idea we need more “mental health days” to treat a rising tide of “school refusal” from children may do more harm than good, helping them avoid normal life challenges.
A routine council budget workshop morphed into a dramatic clash between councillors over a dinner recital of one of Australia’s best known bush poems. Now there are calls for a councillor to be booted.
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