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Abortion is back in the headlines in Australia. The debates in the United States tell us why

Abortion has re-emerged as an issue in Queensland and South Australia. How US politics after Roe v Wade is shaping the Australian debate.

by Hal Swerissen | May 12, 2024 | Features | 0 |

With US states split on banning or protecting youth gender care, the case for basing policy on scientific evidence rather than politics.

by Hal Swerissen | Apr 3, 2024 | What's new | 0 |

The Lehrmann defamation trial judge has allowed last minute evidence on leaked information which will delay his judgement

by Hal Swerissen | Mar 6, 2024 | Features | 0 |

Pigs sent to the gallows and rats acquitted on a technicality: Nicholas Humphrey explores the strange history of medieval animal trials.

Solitary confinement began as a Quaker-inspired, humane alternative to violent jails. Jane Brox traces its spiritual origins and reformist ambitions.

by Hal Swerissen | Jun 24, 2021 | What's new | 0 |

After 17 attempts over three decades, South Australia has become the fourth state to legalise voluntary assisted dying. What the new law means.

by Hal Swerissen | Jun 4, 2021 | Features | 3 |

Evidence to the Royal Commission into Crown exposed failures in its responsible gambling practices. Why the industry can no longer hide behind them.