Secrecy around Australia's wildlife management has been given a disturbing precedent after more than 1,000 koalas were shot in Victoria, writes Sue Arnold. OVER 1,000 KOALAS have been shot from ...

The appointment of a partisan LNP choice to redraw electoral boundaries in Queensland has seen the Crisafulli Government accused of electoral rigging, writes Steve Bishop. “A lack of support of the ...

A digger walks back through the city on Anzac Day after taking part in the march to Melbourne's Shrine of Remembrance. (Photo, circa 2000.) ...

The economy is a dominant issue in the Election. From now until polling day, Independent Australia will outline some key facts on the economy that put the kybosh on many of the myths, lies and ...

While the economy is at the top of most voters' minds, other issues matter more, as Alan Austin reports. SADLY, OPINION POLLING confirms the craven liars in the mainstream newsrooms are succeeding in ...

Despite his reputation as a progressive pope and a hero of the oppressed, Pope Francis' involvement in Argentina's Dirty War haunted him, writes Dr Binoy Kampmark. THE VERY IDEA of infallibility sets ...

The adage about "dogs" and "fleas"? Also on the lips and tips of the nation.

The economy is a dominant issue in the Election. From now until polling day, Independent Australia will outline some key facts on the economy that put the kybosh on many of the myths, lies and ...

A young boy, complete with slouch hat, salutes in front of Melbourne's Shrine of Remembrance on Anzac Day. (Photo, circa 2000.) ...

All of those men, mainly men, were really angry because they lost their authority, increased feminism, women started telling blokes what to do, you know, "What the hell’s going on here?" I remember ...

The biggest casualty in Trump's tariff trade war is the American economy and the nation's consumers, writes Patrick Drennan. On 9 April, Trump, under intense political pressure, decided on a 90-day ...

With an election imminent, the differences between the major political parties have seldom been clearer, as Alan Austin reports. SOMETHING UNUSUAL may happen next month when the newspapers endorse ...