Four murderers, a person of interest to Australia’s spy agency, multiple child sex offenders and drug traffickers are among the most “serious” criminals impacted by a High Court ruling against their indefinite detention. See the list of the worst crimes
The push for more density won’t do anything to help our housing crisis if immigration is not also addressed, writes James Morrow.
A local council notorious for its social justice activism will vote Tuesday night on whether or not to call for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, 14,000km away.
They come from warring communities and parties but politicians Anne Aly and Julian Leeser have joined a string of leaders to call for peace on Sydney streets. See their message.
More than 100,000 people have marched in Paris against anti-Semitism. Meanwhile in Australia, Labor can’t get its stories straight, writes James Morrow.
The case of a celebrated physicist being torn down over the shirt he wore was a signpost for how the “enlightened” left went from annoying campus offendotrons to thuggish apologists, writes James Morrow.
Teachers and principals working for an agency funded by Australia to the tune of $20 million have been accused of radicalism after social media posts emerged of them celebrating the October 7 massacres.
After the 9/11 terror attacks, one message rang out loud and clear, writes James Morrow.
Jewish people in Sydney have had to change their daily routines and are scared to show their faith in public as anti-Semitic incidents around the city rise rapidly.
A shocked Barnaby Joyce lashed then-PM Malcolm Turnbull for announcing a “bonk ban” for ministers in his government, a new Sky News Australia documentary, Liberals in Power, has uncovered.
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