• Culture

    Yesteryear


    Rachel Williamson |  May 16, 2026


    “Yesteryear” follows self-professed “flawless Christian woman” and tradwife influencer Natalie Heller Mills who wakes up one morning to find herself mysteriously transported back in time to 1855 pioneer America.


  • Media

    Digital detox


    Joanne Orlando |  May 16, 2026


    It’s hard to avoid screen time in our increasingly digital world but doing a “digital detox could help you use technology in a more conscious, deliberate way.


  • Space

    The balloon files


    James Dwyer |  May 16, 2026


    The US Government has released a new trove of documents on various cases of “Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena” and while they’re mostly camera anomalies, other drones and slow, far away balloons picked up by Reaper thermal sensors, some people will always assume they’re proof of alien craft.


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  • Living for the future

    Open Forum     |      November 5, 2013

    The Minister for Fair Trading Anthony Roberts has released the proposed reforms for Strata in NSW.

  • Can a state provide marriage equality?

    Rodney Croome     |      November 4, 2013

    Key law-makers in NSW and Tasmania have rejected same-sex marriage bills, while the ACT’s bid is said to be doomed to fail in the High Court. Rodney Croome urges our leaders to ensure that same-sex couples have the choice to legally marry, regardless of the legislative backstory.

  • Multiculturalism is who we are

    David Morris     |      November 3, 2013

    According to recent surveys, multiculturalism is endorsed by the vast majority of Australians. David Morris is optimistic about Australia’s diverse culture, if we nurture and strengthen our common values and identity.

  • Change the face of men’s health

    Open Forum     |      November 1, 2013

    During November each year, millions of moustaches around the world are grown for Movember to raise funds and awareness for prostate and testicular cancer and mental health.

  • Celebrate Australia’s cultural heritage

    Open Forum     |      October 31, 2013

    From 14 to 24 November 2013, over 11 days and nights, leading Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists, writers, dancers and musicians will showcase their creativity and share their stories.

  • Mutual co-evolution as the hidden business value of Twitter

    Ken Eustace     |      October 30, 2013

    The upcoming stock market debut of Twitter is highly anticipated. Ken Eustace from the School of Computing and Mathematics at CSU explains why Twitter needs to work together with traditional media companies and other social networks in order to establish a successful business model.

  • Queensland Anti-Bikie Laws: A Return to the Moonlight State?

    Kate Galloway     |      October 30, 2013

    Queensland has introduced tough new anti-bikie laws. Kate Galloway, Senior Lecturer at the School of Law at James Cook University, sees a number of problems with the new legislation.

  • Ending racism does not require respect

    Benjamin Herscovitch     |      October 29, 2013

    Today the Centre of Independent Studies discusses the importance of building a multiculturally diverse but socially cohesive society. Benjamin Herscovitch says that creating a tolerant Australia only demands benign indifference to diversity.

  • Are the NSW bushfires linked to climate change?

    Matthias Boer     |      October 27, 2013

    Prime Minister Tony Abbott says that climate change is not a factor in the bushfires across New South Wales. Dr Matthias Boer, researcher at the University of Western Sydney, looks at the science behind this assertion.

  • Australian Culture in Multicultural Australia

    Sue Ellson     |      October 25, 2013

    Australian culture in multicultural Australia has many faces. Sue Ellson from the Newcomers Network explains what it means to her to be Australian and why it is something to celebrate and share with our multicultural friends.

  • Fresh thinking needed on how to break the cycle of poverty

    Sally Cowling     |      October 23, 2013

    Almost one quarter of all Australians are living under the poverty line. Sally Cowling from UnitingCare shares the results of research showing a worrying trend of more children than ever before living in poverty.

  • Agile Business Management: Adaptability for Sustainable Business Growth

    Evan Leybourn     |      October 22, 2013

    By embracing technological and cultural change as it happens, an agile manager can deliver sustainable business growth. Evan Leybourn explains the potential of agile business management.