Politics & Economy

Ireland goes to the polls tomorrow to vote on the legalisation of abortion, allowing women to terminate pregnancies. Despite the...

The recent Malaysian elections marked the end of a sixty year regime for the Barisan Nasional coalition. 92 year old...

Can you spend $17 for only twenty-four hours on food or a roof over your head? The Salvation Army has...

In a bid to get local indigenous people involved in saving the health of the reef, the federal government has...

In part two of our series on The State of Democracy. We turn our focus back towards Australia. An unprecedented...

National Reconciliation Week is an opportunity for all Australians to learn more about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and histories....

The Wire is running a special series this week on The State of Democracy. In this first instalment we look...

The NSW Government has attracted a polarising response for backtracking on its policy to cull the large number of brumbies...

The residents of Australia’s rural town, Walla Walla, have gathered to formalise a refugee resettlement program. Advocates of the movement,...

Just as soon as it was released, parliament’s call for a referendum to deal with the dual citizenship problem was...