Social Issues

NSW Premier Chris Minns has broken his silence after a western Sydney council voted to remove a same-sex parenting book from its libraries.

The council decision raises interesting legal questions, according to one expert.

Political leaders have praised the peaceful nature of meditation practice Falun Dafa on the 32nd anniversary of its dissemination.

While 96 percent of Australians wanted brands to do some form of good, 61 percent did not support companies taking a position on social and political issues.

Winston Peters has condemned a speech by a Māori Party MP that claimed the government intended to ‘exterminate Māori.’

More than $73 million will go towards reforming the justice system including bail laws.

The issue of domestic violence dominated headlines this past week, but is there more to the story?

France has embedded abortion in its Constitution. How can we tolerate the disintegration of moral boundaries when we allow babies to be killed.

Australia’s internet regulator ordered X to remove a post critical of the WHO appointing a trans-activist to an expert panel.

‘The testing showed that the public is unlikely to have a consistent understanding of what ethnic identity is,’ the ABS said.

The allegation that maths is racist and therefore needs to be ‘decolonised’ is not unique to ANU.

Eight reasons why the muzzle of moderation trumps the megaphone of freedom.

The demand to do more to protect vulnerable women is understandable. But there’s also a price we pay for knee-jerk responses.

April 30 marked the anniversary of the Fall of Saigon and the end of the anti-communist South Vietnamese government.

TGA has quietly removed the pharmaceutical giant’s vaccine from its register.

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has been sued for racial discrimination by Greens Senator Mehreen Faruqi.

The Australian leader’s involvement in the national rallies attracted headlines for the wrong reasons after he was handed the mic to speak.

‘For us to say that free speech is dangerous, that free speech cannot be possible in a democratic country—I’m yet to fathom this.’

Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan has joined the roll of senior politicians who have appeared before the state’s Yoorrook Justice Commission.