As Nigeria confronts renewed massacres and kidnappings, Catholic leaders are demanding stronger action against a tangled ...

Australian Catholics now sit across an increasingly fractured political landscape, from refugee advocacy to rejection of net ...

To be free gods under another God./ Now, with pitiless irony, Bruegel traces/ Over and again what they achieved./ An anarchy ...

Pope Leo XIV structures his Magnifica Humanitas (“Magnificent Humanity”) encyclical around a potent metaphor: artificial intelligence represents the “construction site” of our present age, and we have ...

When doctors are punished for asking whether a treatment is safe, medicine has a problem larger than any one controversy.

For two millennia, Catholic thinkers have struggled to reconcile the horror of violence with political responsibility. As ...

In an age of political hysteria and performative vulgarity, the most startlingly modern voice in Washington belonged to a 78-year-old King. Charles III used humour, history, and impeccable manners to ...

Australia often talks about intergenerational fairness in housing, tax, climate, care. Yet public debt, which shapes all of ...

What happens to originality when a machine can imitate grief, cadence and style without having lived a single human moment?

Online betting has become a fixture of Australian life, embedded in sport, media and the phones in people’s pockets. The ...

Can the government save the NDIS without shrinking its promise? The reforms are framed as protection for future generations, ...

Australian journalism did not merely miss the rise of antisemitism after October 7, but minimised Jewish fear, and helped ...