Parents are already helping their kids get around the teen social media ban by scanning their own faces or uploading ID, ...
While the 2025 federal election inquiry has shown there was a clear rise in hostility at election booths around the country, ...
The government has abandoned mandatory guardrails for high-risk AI systems, claiming Australia’s existing legal frameworks ...
Gaza edit: As Crikey reported earlier this week, The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald, when publishing Kerry O’Brien’s ...
Taxpayers treated like mugs for a Big Sport stadium stitch-up — while Tasmanians don’t matter at all
Tasmanian politicians are going to blow $1.1 billion on a stadium that will return less than half that in benefits, in a ...
What gets lost in the discussion about Perth’s unaffordability is how the mining boom has transformed the city into a ...
This year the Australian media industry managed to avoid the bloodbath of 2024. But that doesn't mean the picture is rosy.
Australia's climate ambitions are being completely screwed by the tech industry’s panicked data centre frenzy.
The social media giant is aiming to deactivate 500,000 teen accounts from today ahead of next week's ban, and Australia is ...
Kimberlee Weatherall is a professor of law at the University of Sydney, and a chief investigator with the ARC Centre of ...
Opinion
Amid Hegseth fallout, Trump returns to what he does best — hurling subordinates under the bus
The Washington Post report identified Hegseth as the person who gave a spoken order to kill the entire crew. Since then, the administration has sought to pin responsibility on Admiral Frank Bradley, ...
Christine Parker Contributor. Professor Christine Parker joined Melbourne Law School again in February 2015 after several ...
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