Brexit’s lessons for Australia
The Brexit vote is a reminder that resurgent nationalism shouldn’t be dismissed as irrationality and simple racism alone.
Opinion – Page 20
One nation of fear
We must stop allowing fear to be the bedrock of modern governance.
New South Wales to lead on privacy protection
NSW is going it alone in creating a new legal action for serious invasions of privacy.
Indigenous over-incarceration makes a mockery of our justice system
The incarceration of Indigenous Australians with mental health and cognitive problems is societal neglect.
Increasing mental health visibility
Mental-health problems are more prevalent than they appear – by speaking about them we can break down stigma and build understanding.
Australia needs to speak up on capital punishment
Australia needs to adopt an active, bipartisan approach that will contribute to the global abolition of capital punishment.
Domestic workers in diplomatic bind
Abuse and labour exploitation is occurring in the households of diplomatic and consular officials in Australia.
Tales from the frontline of the refugee crisis
A harrowing picture compelled Shaan Ali to help newly-arrived refugees in Europe.
Why we need comprehensive sex education in schools
Formal sex education in schools is not meeting the needs of young women.
Refugees in protracted transit in Indonesia
Australia’s decision to stop accepting refugees who are waiting in Indonesia undermines the chances of finding a regional solution.
New Roots Project helps refugees settle in Australia
The New Roots project aims to help newly-arrived refugees achieve independence and reach their potential.
Dealing with injustice in the justice system
People who have been wrongfully convicted are being helped through The Bridge of Hope Innocence Initiative.