Law & Politics

The conflict over privilege and disadvantage in leftist politics

The latest in a series of intra-left conflicts turns on the decision to bar male athletes from competition in the ...
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Telehealth: The next fight for assisted dying advocates

In June 2005, royal assent was given to the Criminal Code Amendment (Suicide Related Material Offences) Bill 2005. This ushered ...
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The case of Mubarak Bala – and Australia’s opportunity to do more

This article is co-published by the Rationalist Society of Australia and Humanists Australia. In April this year, the president of ...
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Reason and unreason in the critique of Western civilisation

Douglas Murray is a wonderfully free spirit who lucidly tackles the manias of political correctness with erudition, panache and limpid ...
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When Albanese spoke up for euthanasia

When parliament resumes in Canberra later this month, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will have an opportunity to delve back into ...
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The undoing of Roe v Wade

Protests continue after the United States Supreme Court overturned the landmark Roe v. Wade case, which protected a woman’s right ...
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Making the Commonwealth ‘worth talking about’

This month, the Commonwealth commemorated the 70th anniversary of the Queen’s reign, including her role as Head of the institution. ...
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Political advertising: It’s time to stop the lies

It’s perfectly legal to lie in political advertising – and it shouldn’t be! During the 2022 federal election campaign, a ...
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The cautious approach to cannabis reform

One of the surprising results from the federal election was a record vote for Legalise Cannabis Australia, a minor party ...
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Changing the optics of politics

Almost everyone will have ideas on what should be the priorities for the incoming Albanese government. While the manifesto was ...
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Liberal Party: Following the Christian right into electoral wilderness

Christian right lobby groups now have the Liberal Party they want – a lot more conservative and no doubt a ...
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Trapped in a cycle of distrust

Australia and the rest of the world have had a couple of very rough years. Throughout the pandemic and its ...
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