From Paul Kelly’s bittersweet sequel to Megadeth’s farewell, Alex Lloyd’s return and Spinal Tap’s encore, this week’s music is all about endings, echoes and fresh starts. IA's resident rhythm wrangler ...

Decades of neglect, spiralling costs and political denial have turned France’s once-vaunted nuclear program into a cautionary tale, writes Jean-Luc Porquet (translated by Dr Evan Jones). Translator’s ...

Segal’s report recasts anti-Zionism as hate — policing schools, agencies and visas while punishing dissent across public life, writes Dr Evan Jones. THE SEGAL REPORT heralds that all educational ...

Sky News assembling a cabinet of experts to talk about Australia's readiness for war is a problem we should be worried about, writes Dr Binoy Kampmark. TWENTY-FOUR-HOUR NEWS networks have demonstrated ...

From balcony waves to podcast beefs, the Windsors remain Britain’s most entertaining export, writes Vince Hooper. LAST WEEK’S royal news cycle was set spinning by reports that Prince William and ...

Finding the right shipping company in Australia can make a major difference for businesses and individuals who rely on reliable transport and logistics. The industry includes well-established names ...

On Wednesday 20 August 2025, history was made in the Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance (MEAA) — the union that covers media and theatre workers. Long-time MEAA activist and Independent Australia ...

Elsewhere, the Epstein-files saga stretches on.Mark David is IA's resident cartoonist. You can see more of his cartoons on his website, Mark David Cartoons, or follow him on Twitter/X @mdavidcartoons.

Bendigo Writers Festival founder Dr Rosemary Sorensen reports on the censorship row over La Trobe University’s definition of "antisemitism", which has triggered mass withdrawals and left the Festival ...

Shadow Minister Andrew Hastie is clinging to Dutton’s net migration fantasy, but the maths, the politics and reality all say otherwise, Dr Abul Rizvi reports. For over 12 months, Dutton and his Shadow ...

As Gaza becomes the deadliest conflict for journalists in modern history, Israel faces mounting accusations of targeting the press to suppress truth and evade accountability, writes Tatiana Svorou.

As Donald Trump reshapes America into a more coercive and unilateral power, Australia’s long-running push for a republic finds itself at a complex geopolitical crossroads, writes Callum Seán Murray.