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Electoral systems do not permanently favour one party over another — a change in voting patterns can change who benefits.

Satire outlets and fans, however, never give up hope — and with the Wallabies surviving a late push from a plucky Fiji side last week, hope is in the air. Seizing on it, The Betoota Advocate ran the ...

ABC management tried to prevent staff from striking for 12 months by offering an immediate 3% pay rise. Here's how that went down at Aunty.

Global consulting firm BCG provided modelling for a plan to ethnically cleanse Gaza. But it insists it was just a couple of rotten apples — just like its previous scandals.

With Qantas now admitting hackers stole data from nearly 6 million customers, for some disgruntled pilots, it's further proof of operational rot as customers are left picking up the pieces.

Donald Trump has 'sparked alarm' by threatening a 50% tariff on non-US copper and a 200% tariff on imported pharmaceuticals.

The media’s wont to invent binaries, set up straw men or invoke the bogeyman to milk any potential conflict is understandable. After all, carefully made progress doesn't make click-worthy headlines.

Far-reaching anti-protest measures and giving police more repressive powers only serve to increase the risk of escalating ...

With an election comes a shake-up of political staff and the Albanese government's second term is no exception. Here's some of the most high profile moves.

Taxpayers look likely to be hit for hundreds of millions of dollars to prop up two smelters — which happen to be owned by one of the world's most scandal-plagued multinationals.