
Dust and deceit: how one lawyer took on Big Asbestos and won
Today, business and human rights is a well-accepted field of study promulgated by academics, industry and civil society groups around the world. But in the mid-1990s, when a fledgling lawyer in England decided to sue a...
Opera Australia gives us a rocking Carmen for the post-#metoo era
Keith Saunders/Opera Australia The story of Carmen, in the 19th century opera by French composer George Bizet, is, at its simplest, the story of a developing tension between Carmen, a stereotypically racialised woman...

Earlier this month, the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued arrest warrants against the Taliban leadership in Afghanistan. The courts Pre-Trial Chamber II cited reasonable grounds for believing supreme leader...

Newspoll and Resolve give Labor big leads as parliament resumes after the election
With federal parliament to sit for the first time since the election on Tuesday, Newspoll gives Labor a 5743 lead and Resolve a 5644 lead. In Tasmania, Labor is a chance to gain a seat despite a 3% slide in their statewide...

How are Australians adapting to climate change? Here are 729 ways
Australias climate is changing. To avoid catastrophic disruptions from successive supercharged disasters, society must adapt. But change takes time and its not always clear how much progress were making. We wanted to find...

Labor to put disclaimer under Mark Latham’s caucus room picture
The picture of Mark Latham on the caucus room gallery of Labor leaders will have an annotation under it saying he was expelled for life and his actions do not accord with Labor values. The first meeting of the new caucus...

Congo and critical minerals: What are the costs of America’s peace?
In March 2025, President Félix Tshisekedi of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) offered the countrys critical mineral reserves to the United States and Europe in exchange for security and stability. At the time,...