Australian immigration policy, as long-term planning was abandoned and discriminatory rhetoric returned to the political ...

As global displacement reaches record highs, UNHCR marks its 75th anniversary facing deep funding cuts that threaten its ...

The government’s response to the Briggs review abandons legislated reform and leaves ministers wide discretion over ...

Australia’s federal system was designed for the nineteenth century. Today it produces duplication, dysfunction and state ...

A warning from Japan’s prime minister about Taiwan has triggered a sharp exchange with Beijing, revealing how nationalism is ...

Victoria’s Grand Prix continues to post record losses, quietly adding to state debt while public services are cut and ...

From being custodians of public knowledge, governments are turning to architects of manufactured ignorance. Amid disappearing ...

A US-backed peace proposal negotiated with Moscow but excluding Ukraine risks entrenching Russian gains and leaving Kyiv ...

Sydney’s Mardi Gras is facing a defining struggle over its purpose and identity. As corporate sponsors and political ...

From being custodians of public knowledge, governments are turning to architects of manufactured ignorance. Amid disappearing evidence, citizens are struggling to hold power to account.

Zhenlin Cui is a PhD candidate at SOAS University of London and a Visiting Research Fellow at Waseda University.

Ellen Hansen has recently returned to Australia after 26 years with UNHCR, most recently as Deputy Regional Director for Asia and the Pacific. She has also served as UNHCR’s Head of Governance Service ...