There is an increasing interest in the influence of religious fundamentalism upon people’s motivation, identity and decision-making. Leaving Christian Fundamentalism and the Re-construction of...

The high-profile journalist and ABC board director told a book launch audience that in the pursuit of balance, the media “ended up not doing a good job of covering the referendum debate”.

The complainant testified via video link from a remote location, with the court ordering Mr Lehrmann be obscured from the woman's view during her evidence.

Zoe Daniel votes for motion condemning Hamas attacks and mourning Palestinians killed, saying the ‘pain of more than one group can coexist’

The right thing, now, would be to open the sealed section of the robodebt royal commission. The institutions in which the commissioner put her faith have all failed.

Julia Gillard’s decision to step down as chair of Beyond Blue is a reminder how retired politicians can use their skills, connections and experience to do something positive for the Australian...

The Harris disposition fits our foreign policy needs. The Trump disposition does not.

After a tumultuous 35-year career on Sydney talkback holding people up to scrutiny, Alan Jones is now under the microscope.

A senior member of the Indigenous Voice to Parliament Working Group has slammed the Liberal Party's decision to oppose a referendum on the Voice as "deceitful".

It seems that sometimes the most important question is so often forgotten: what is the most decent thing to do?

I have observed Labor’s attempts to pass its housing legislation this week with growing anger. The Greens’ attempts at blackmailing the government betray their own voters.

The opposition's foreign affairs spokesman Simon Birmingham has criticised the Prime Minister for calling Julian Assange as he touched down in Canberra last night. In a post on social media, he says...

The former defence minister was spotted at dinner with the News Corp columnist, a prominent critic of Brittany Higgins, days after the Federal Court’s decision.

It has become an unequal playing field for NSW schoolchildren with inner west primary schools forced to cancel inter-school sports as some private schools promote state-of-the-art equipment.

Former prime minister Paul Keating says he has not seen a public figure "as mean or as mean spirited as Peter Dutton" in 50 years, and urges Queenslanders to vote out the Home Affairs Minister.

The National Anti-Corruption Commission has ignored referrals from a royal commission to investigate six public servants over the disastrous robodebt scheme.

The Liberal Party's most recognisable climate campaigner has been tapped by Labor to assume Australia's top climate advisory role.