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Lee Kuan Yew’s insight into the fall of democracies
Long before Australia saw four sitting prime ministers deposed by their own parties between 2010 and 2018, before the United ...
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A century on from Scopes trial, America’s culture war over evolution and creationism rages on
The 1925 Scopes trial, in which a Dayton, Tennessee, teacher was charged with violating state law by teaching biological evolution, was ...
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Cult survivors on a mission for meaningful change
Of all the difficult issues parliamentary inquiries have sought to gain insight into, the Victorian Parliament’s examination of recruitment methods ...
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Volunteers and charities are shouldering too much of the burden
The work of volunteers and charities helps us as a nation address some of the most pressing needs in our ...
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Should we widen our ‘moral circle’?
Should we care about AI systems when they become so advanced they appear to be almost human in key respects? ...
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What Victoria’s inquiry into cults will examine
The Victorian parliament has launched a long-overdue inquiry into abuse and coercive control within cults and religious fringe groups. It ...
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