Spain and France erupt, Powderfinger reforms, Hanson gains new backers and Australia’s migration debate drowns in hypocrisy.

An independent bookstore in Melbourne was targeted by the far-right, showing how aggressive and emboldened they have become.

Erin Molan made world headlines with her "exclusive" tour of tunnels beneath Gaza, but her relationship with the pro-settler movement raise questions about the conditions of her access and whether the media should republish her content.

Jan Fran joins Scott on quitting mainstream media for indie outlets, One Nation’s racist Victorian launch video and the AFR.

Between threats to jail political opponents, and an AI-generated video montage focused on various racial minorities, One Nation's campaign launch was a disturbing experience in political extremism.

The Greens’ new leaders, the left’s missing populist star, and the government’s hands-off response to the economic slump.

The ABC's secretive axing of Stateline, could signal that ABC Managing Director Hugh Marks wants shorter news stories

A new Greens leader, defections at Nine’s papers, the Medicare breach and AI rules, and Britain’s harder line on Israel.

Kylie at the Grand Final, the Tones and I–NRL fight, and how Trump’s wars could tip Australia into an economic crisis.

Australian Heather Richards has made the world-first statement of explicitly saying that Israel's genocide is the reason she will boycott a match against the country at the chess world's biggest tournament.

Australia’s UN Security Council bid, a looming AI cave-in, Hanson’s press blacklist and the media’s baby panic.

Labor’s migration plan and whether courting the right ever helps the centre-left, plus new ABC cuts and Hugh Marks’ silence.

We break down the Government's new immigration policy piece by piece. The reasoning, policy details and media messaging don't add up.

Tina Quinn on a support act walkout, a TV host’s podcast fight, Hanson’s racist remarks and the ABC’s immigration forum.

The ABC will cut 46 jobs in its Screen division, eliminating camera crew, technicians, make-up, wardrobe, and post-production staff who were once the engine room of ABC TV and the envy of the industry.

Today, ABC staff learned that the broadcaster's Chief Operating Officer, Melanie Kleyn, had became the latest in a growing list of senior ABC executives and managers to depart the organisation since Hugh Marks arrived

While the media were desperately hunting details about what happened on the night of an alleged sexual assault at the Pullman Hotel in Melbourne — the boys at the pub already claimed to know everything. Abbir Dib investigates the world of men's footy group chats.

ABC management has announced that its proposal to axe its stand-alone Indigenous TV department will go back to the drawing board.

The Israel lobby declares a new push to guide ABC journalists on how they report, and the Royal Commission holds closed-door meetings on the arts.

Some journalists only realised their application to be part of the latest redundancy round was accepted, because a farewell card was dropped on their desk.