Over the course of an election campaign punctuated by about-faces and flip flops, one constant has been Peter Dutton’s use of “clear” and “very clear” in his press conferences. Based just on the transcripts on his website, he says he’s been clear or very clear on average 3 times per day. But on April 24

In Australia, prize-winning artists, writers and musicians pay more tax than some multinational fossil fuel companies with turnover in the hundreds of millions of dollars.

From threatening to annex Greenland to blaming California Democrats for the state’s deadly wildfires, the Trump circus is back in town – and he’s not even president yet.

Australia’s status quo political culture is under pressure – so what does this mean for the upcoming federal election?

More frequent and severe disasters are sending insurance costs through the roof, creating a north-south divide in Australia.

Donald Trump will return to the White House – how should Australia prepare?

We discuss the race in the key swing state of Michigan and whether Australia is really prepared for a second Trump administration.

The Australia Institute is launching its own publishing imprint, Australia Institute Press.

The Australia Institute is launching its own publishing imprint, Australia Institute Press.

How would you feel if your super was invested in nuclear weapons companies? Well, in Australia, there’s a high chance it is.

Making traffic fines proportional to drivers’ incomes, as is done in Finland, is a fairer system according to a new report from The Australia Institute, supported by Uniting Vic Tas and Financial Counselling Victoria.

We discuss Trump’s pinky promise to Elon and RFK Jr and Albo’s ‘hot mic moment’ in Tonga.

Australia’s flawed tax system means that there’s never been a better time to be ultra-wealthy in Australia, despite some people struggling to put food on the table.