
Canada’s cuts to newcomer English language programs puts communities’ well-being at risk
The impact of of Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canadas 2024-25 department plan, released about a year ago, are only now starting to become clear in cities across Canada. Whether its colleges in Vancouver, Lethbridge...

In just a few short weeks, the Trump administration has brought drastic changes to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and public health. Beginning with the removal of websites and key public health datasets in...

Our cultural touchstones series looks at influential books. The Gridiron Club is one of the oldest, most exclusive journalistic organisations in Washington, D.C. Much like the White House Correspondents Association, this...

NZ has long suffered from low productivity. A simple fix is keeping workers happy
The low-productivity bogeyman has long haunted New Zealand, with people working longer hours for lower output than other comparable countries. The country is now one of the least productive in the OECD. At its most basic...

Whyalla is a proud steel town. The steelworks physically dominates the townscape, and most jobs in the town are either directly at the steelworks or heavily reliant on it. In recent months, however, the steelworks have...

Playing favourites, inconsistency or a fair decision? Unpacking Jannik Sinner’s doping case
The tennis world is still reeling after news the number one ranked mens player, Jannik Sinner, agreed to a three-month suspension issued by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) to be served between the Australian and French...

The ASIO threat assessment is a dark outlook for Australia’s security. Are our laws up to the task?
This week, ASIO chief Mike Burgess delivered his sixth Annual Threat Assessment. His approach this time was unprecedented. Instead of focusing on past and present threats, Burgess declassified parts of ASIOs assessment for...