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Zoe DanielThe Guardian |
There’s nothing like a threat of human extinction to focus the mind. The threat of AI to the existence of humanity has long been raised. But with...
A digital duty of care is about a lot more than opting out of “the algorithm”. And after the simplistic and at best patchy exercise of the...
If you need any more evidence that the two-party system is cooked, look no further than the not so grand coalition that came together to preference...
Readers of a certain age will recall the Hogan’s Heroes TV series with affection and the implausibility of the Sergeant Schultz defence: “I know...
Time to call a spade a spade. One Nation’s rise is the media’s fault. And Pauline Hanson being misunderstood is also the media’s fault. Elements...
Zali Steggall and Allegra Spender, now political partners, are quite different people. One is a former Olympic skier and family law barrister who...
When Donald Trump descended the golden escalator in 2015 to announce that he was running for president of the United States, the world laughed. And...
There are two questions I am asked most days. The first, “Are you going to run again?”, is often followed by “Please run again!” And the...
Jim Chalmers’ budget has been dubbed an “extraordinary political gamble”, but maybe it’s the opposite. While the tabloids have described it as...
In 1997, when I was presenting the Country Hour on the ABC, I was sitting in an outside broadcast van at an agricultural field day in Northern...
By labelling migrants “self-serving”, Angus Taylor has shown himself and his party to be exactly that. Desperate to pander to voters deserting to...
Dear clean energy industry, this is your moment. Cease your frowning at the roadblocks that have been put in your way. Exit your industry conferences...
“Never waste a good crisis.” This was me on Q A in June 2022, a few weeks after the federal election and amid the war in Ukraine, which was...
For all of our sakes, let’s hope that Donald Trump’s Operation Epic Fury doesn’t turn into Operation Epic Fail. It could still go either way....
By its own admission, for the Liberal party it’s a case of change or die, but on the current trajectory outlined by its “everything old is new...