The only way anyone would think Australia’s so-called transition to net zero emissions was a good idea is if they were a truly committed ideologue of the Greta Thunberg school, or they thought there was a buck in it, writes James Morrow.
Say what you will about the old and soon to be demolished Sydney Fish Market, it did what it said on the tin.
All China’s Xi Jinping had to do was put on a couple of banquets and bring in a cover band to play some old Aussie songs and all of a sudden we’re good buddies with Beijing, writes James Morrow.
Joe Biden’s signature, or apparent lack thereof, on key documents is set to come under scrutiny as his legacy collapses in a heap, writes James Morrow.
Dr John Lee, one of Australia’s most prominent China experts warns Australia has a “serious and profound problem” that could be “politically beneficial” to one party.
When it comes to Ukraine, Labor is all in favour of defending democracy. But when Taiwan is under threat, the story changes quickly, writes James Morrow.
Analysis: Taiwanese officials have revealed that Beijing tries to use local agents in the overseas Chinese community in Australia to influence local elections, writes James Morrow.
Local councils are being urged to take stronger action against anti-Semitism, as research shows residents want more than just “signs” to tackle hate.
A new survey has found the majority of Australians feel Welcome to Country have become divisive and overused, with Indigenous community leaders and academics calling for their review.
In April, Clare O’Neil got up on her Q&A soapbox and delivered a speech that perfectly encapsulates what Labor really thinks of Australia’s alliance partners in Washington, writes James Morrow.
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