Started by Stanley Kubrick and taken on by Steven Spielberg, the 2001 film A.I. Artificial Intelligence has now ‘insinuated ...

Having chosen not to re-contest his federal seat of Moreton, Labor’s Graham Perrett returned to his first profession – ...

What kind of mandate does a landslide election victory earn when the nation’s vote is paradoxically almost evenly divided?

Getting some face time with a petulant president who holds a grudge is a challenge for many world leaders, not just Albanese ...

The extension of the North West Shelf gas project underscores the urgent need for nationally legislated plans for climate ...

The strange tale of Vivian Maier has been well rehearsed by now. It has been the subject of countless articles, innumerable gallery programs, two documentaries and at least one court case. For those ...

“Big corporations are exploiting our weak integrity laws to gain access and influence government. They are making big donations and employing former ministers and advisers as lobbyists. This can mean ...

A reflection on how early-life trauma might not just prepare us to cope with danger and anguish but attract us to it A few weeks ago, I finished the first draft of my third book, an untitled ...

The outsourcing of government business has fundamentally changed how governments think about public policy – and their capacity to act in the public good Among the headlines Malcolm Turnbull’s ...

“If this government were truly interested in getting to the bottom of what is truly going on in terms of our treatment of asylum seekers they’d be looking at a far broader review, and they would be ...

There is little I can add to this searing, stunning open letter, lest I be guilty of trying to summarise it myself. But it is rather unfortunate that the people who most need to read it are the people ...

Margot Robbie is exceptional as the classic doll brought to life, but the film’s feminism is entry-level The eyes of a Barbie doll don’t close. She doesn’t blink, sleep or cry. She’s always smiling ...