Australian newsrooms haven’t reflected the country they report on in years. New audit data, Closing the Gap figures and justice reinvestment evidence show why.
Ignorance in debate by public figures and willful misrepresentation by media underscore the exclusive rhetoric that fractures societal cohesion.
Whispered steps in fire – Devil’s touch ignites the dark. Ashes mark the dance. Introduction The tango is a dance of intricate entanglement, born in the shadowy underbelly of Buenos…
Excessive wealth accumulation and social media threaten to broaden inequality through discarding the values of the Enlightenment.
Australians should work toward building social cohesion and strengthening our multicultural bonds.
Fostering an environment in which criticism does not lead to accusations of antisemitism is necessary to ensure genuine free speech.
Deliberate misdirection by media of reader sympathies from positive acts of advocacy to negative expressions of justification perpetuates suffering.
History's lesson: Guernica versus Gaza.
The fortunes of the Coalition were starkly divided between urban and regional areas, with the Liberal Party seen as elitist by urban voters.
An imbalance in media ownership enables the political right to influence the terms of elections, setting the terms through amplifying cultural tensions.
Australian media scrutinises Albanese in comparison to Dutton, who is given far more favourable press.
Is there a William Howard Russell among today's journalists?
A look at the relationship between hate speech and violence, historical precedents and contemporary manifestations, particularly in the context of digital platforms.