Swedish human rights activist Anna Ardin accused Julian Assange of sexual assault, but is glad he's now free
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If you're seeing this, I'm in jail
54 votes -
An AI-generated image of a Victorian MP raises wider questions on digital ethics
9 votes -
Former US President Donald Trump allegedly discussed US nuclear subs with Australian billionaire businessman Anthony Pratt after leaving White House: Sources
43 votes -
Australia will again use the term 'Occupied Palestinian Territories'. Here's why.
42 votes -
China’s illegal police stations in fifty-three countries
27 votes -
Who firebombed FriendlyJordies?
8 votes -
Why the Quad alarms China
5 votes -
Australia will offer a path to permanent residency for thousands of Hong Kong citizens, while suspending its extradition agreement with the city
4 votes -
Australian actor Meyne Wyatt supports Black Lives Matter with powerful monologue on racism on Q+A
11 votes -
Australia had its own George Floyd moment, only it passed without international outrage
13 votes -
EU ambassador says Australia played 'bad cop' to Europe's 'good cop' to get coronavirus motion up
5 votes -
Did the coronavirus kill ideology in Australia? How a government both sectarian and divisive learned (briefly) to become inclusive
5 votes -
Pandemic has shown Australians we have less in common with the US than we thought
8 votes -
Scott Morrison is now very popular in Australia. He hasn’t earned that.
10 votes -
Friendly with Kevin Rudd
5 votes -
Would-be Chinese defector details covert campaigns in Hong Kong and Taiwan
15 votes -
We need a political vision: The Australian labor movement is internationally envied. But the world of work is changing, and if unions don’t change with it, they’ll face existential decline.
11 votes -
Donald Trump administration considered US tariffs on Australia
10 votes -
Self-interest didn’t swing the election results, but the scare campaign did
5 votes -
How Australia’s Labor Party lost an un-losable election
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A politician always wins, but this time the choice really matters
7 votes -
Why Australia swings between two flawed parties
5 votes -
To help voters put the election issues into context, the Grattan Institute compares Australia's performance on a broad range of indicators with nine comparable countries.
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USA and Australia are dysfunctional: Hyper-partisanship is killing two great democracies
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The US withdrawal from the UN Human Rights Council leaves ally Australia in an awkward, lonely position
3 votes