Students will be surprised to learn that their campuses are hotbeds of hatred. That’s the claim, at least, of numerous submissions to a Senate committee currently considering legislation to establish a judicial inquiry into antisemitism at Australian universities.
Millions of households are struggling to pay rising rents and
mortgage repayments, while profits soar for the banks and wealthy
landlords. Here are five things we could do to fix the housing crisis
now.
Since the election of Labor to government in 2014, Victoria’s police force has become more well armed, well resourced and well staffed than at any other time in the state’s history.
Australia’s richest 200 people now own $625 billion in personal wealth, equal to nearly one-quarter of the national economy—a threefold jump from 8 percent twenty years ago.
Fifty-three-year-old Tamil asylum seeker Uthayakaran Periyathamby died in his sleep on 16 July after more than ten years stuck in the torturous limbo of Australia's anti-refugee regime.
