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Melbourne's Iranian community voices outrage over the Albanese Government's decision to admit ISIS-linked women while Iranian visa applications remain unanswered and a six-month visiting ban stays in place.

The Queensland government has made six attempts to dismiss the case. All appear to have failed. It now heads to trial with no evidence filed and no experts willing to defend the mandates.

One Nation's 2028 budget reply takes aim at Labor's big-government agenda, pledging to scrap net zero, cut taxes, slash bureaucracy, and restore equal rights for all Australians.

Six of seven technical experts backed the lab leak theory. Then came the 1:53 a.m. edit — and the conclusion became “we may never precisely know the origin of SARS-CoV-2”.

The Coalition opposed reform when it mattered, embraced it when it became popular, and now calls that conviction.

Of 136 studies examining childhood vaccines or their components, 107 found evidence consistent with a link between vaccination and autism or other neurodevelopmental disorders.

From Victorian England to the Covid era, resistance to vaccine mandates has never been about science denial — it has always been about coercion, liability, and market freedom.

Australia's post-9/11 surveillance powers face a Senate battle, as Labor moves to make temporary counter-terrorism measures permanent, raising serious civil liberties alarms.

One 17-year-old hostage called her mother from Gaza: “Mum, they’re going to rape me.” Her testimony is one of 430 gathered by the Civil Commission as evidence of what it calls kinocide: Hamas’s deliberate weaponisation of family bonds to maximise suffering.

Antifa targets detransitioner Chloe Cole, forcing the postponement of her University of Washington speaking event amid death threats and false accusations linking her to an unrelated campus murder.

Australia's new $74M Counter-Terrorism Online Centre raises urgent questions about surveillance overreach, civil liberties, and who gets to define extremism.

How an unchecked surge in anti-Jewish hate and a massive security failure culminated in Australia's deadliest terror attack at Bondi Beach last December.

A new investigative report exposes how dozens of fraudulent home health care companies in Columbus, Ohio, have bilked Medicaid out of tens of millions in taxpayer dollars.

Nuclear energy is staging a dramatic global comeback as energy security fears, fossil fuel volatility, and the limits of renewables force governments to reconsider their long-held opposition.

Calls to "Globalise the Intifada" amount to incitement of racial hatred and support of terrorism. This must not be tolerated in a democratic society, say Indigenous Friends of Israel International co-founders.

An embarrassing visa blunder has exposed serious failures in Australia's Home Affairs Department — and raised uncomfortable questions about who is really keeping Australians safe.

Islamic State militants destroyed a historic Catholic church in northern Mozambique, continuing a years-long campaign of violence targeting both Christian and Muslim communities in the region.

A researcher claims Qatar is bankrolling antisemitism on Western campuses through targeted university funding, while experts warn of broader threats to democratic institutions worldwide.

A 16-year-old examines the Social Media Minimum Age Act's implementation, scrutinising platform verification methods, data privacy risks, and Australia's outdated digital protections.

A Sydney Catholic priest has received a death threat after speaking out about Islam following the Bondi terror attack, amid two church disruptions by an alleged Muslim man.