Pope Francis set out an ambitious vision for reform, but whether it would survive his pontificate remained uncertain. Now ...

Russia has spent years trying to seize all of Donetsk. The story of one family divided by the war reveals what has already ...

The AFL and NRL have spent years tightening concussion rules. Yet the injuries now most troubling to doctors, players and ...

From toddlers struggling with language development to teenagers lost in endless scrolling, screens are reshaping childhood.

The fifth season of Fauda confronts the horrors of October 7 and the desire for revenge that followed. Its portrayal of grief ...

Slavery was illegal, yet Pacific Islanders were kidnapped, deceived and put to work in Australia. Ryan Butta’s history shows how contracts, failed inquiries and the demand for cheap labour kept the ...

Australia’s military forms an integral part of Australia’s national identity. The esteem accorded military service in the wider community is enormously deep and broad. This high status extends beyond ...

Tony Burke's Press Club speech setting out changes to the immigration system was generally well argued. The Home Affairs Minister emphasised the gift that immigrants are to Australia and the need to ...

Waleed Aly is one of our most incisive commentators on political and social topics. He moves beyond the immediate news items, with their slogans and dichotomies that characterise most commentary, and ...

Australia's most digitally connected generation is also the most lonely. But for too long, loneliness in young people has been folded into the broader conversation about youth mental health, and ...

Kathleen Stock is a former professor of philosophy at the University of Sussex. She specialises in ethics, aesthetics and gender-critical theory. In December 2020, she was appointed an Officer of the ...