0 ENTRIES John Stephenson is a Blue Mountains novelist. His latest is Requiem for a Riot .

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Director at RedBridge, Kos Samaras, on the group of voters who’ll decide the outcome of the upcoming election – and the things they want that no one is offering. Kos Samaras spends hundreds of hours ...

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Writer and former editor of The Monthly, Nick Feik, on his investigation into falsified death certificates and revelations of a broken health system. When Launceston nurse and midwife Amanda Duncan ...

ROBERT: Thomas Robert Jones just appeared out of nowhere at Crown Street Women's Hospital in Sydney, and was set up by Tom and Jean Jones in 1944. And they brought me up as theirs. But the wonderful ...

WIRED reporter Vittoria Elliott has discovered Musk’s actions come straight from an ideological playbook designed to unshackle businesses from government oversight. Donald Trump’s full-throated ...

Acolytes of Elon Musk, working in the Department of Government Efficiency, are currently gutting the US government, with Musk claiming he’ll find savings of up to US$2 trillion. Department by ...

Donald Trump’s trade war is escalating, as his wide-ranging tariffs take effect. Australia had hoped to avoid a 25 per cent tariff on our steel and aluminium – but we now know there’ll be no ...

Australia’s Chinese community proved to be a powerful voting bloc in the last election. And as the time draws near to vote again, a growing number of politicians have realised that appealing to the ...

It turns out that media might have been the wrong thing to call it. Maybe it was the message all along. It’s been almost 30 years since the second generation of the internet enabled a subtle shift ...