Imprisonment rates are rising, requiring greater public spending, yet community safety is not ensured

What role does sport play in contemporary politics?

It’s been 162 days since Russia launched its full-scale aggression in Ukraine. This week Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy gave a national address to universities across Australia.

Unequal access to safe abortion services may persist if the state's new abortion laws are not properly resourced.

Many may find foreign aid spending counterintuitive to Australia’s interests, especially at a time of soaring domestic prices and warnings of budget cuts. How much does Australia really spend on foreign aid and where does it go?

The 51st Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) is the newest instalment in the Albanese government’s diplomatic blitz. As climate and security tensions simmer, Australia must help to recenter Pacific Island agency.

Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong met with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi after an almost three-year stint of non-communication between the Foreign Ministries. Will the Albanese government seek to normalise Australia-China relations or entrench them further in hostility?

Indigenous enrolment in preschool has grown to exceed that of non-Indigenous children. However, the absence of Indigenous ways of knowing in early education leaves developmental gaps.

From the 26th-28th of June, leaders of the seven most advanced economies and democracies joined to discuss the global challenges that face the world today. But why should we care?

Melbourne-based cartoon journalist and unionist, Sam Wallman, reinvigorates unionist spirit in his accessible history of workers unions.

Baxter Dury, English musician and son of Ian Dury, graced the Forum in Melbourne for his first Australian tour.

Nine AFL clubs secured positions in the Women Coach Acceleration Program where female coaches will work for their club and receive mentorship.