As Israel's army continues to devastate what is left of homes in Gaza, attention has turned to famine. Messages have moved on from seeking safety and instead ask, 'Have you found anything to eat today?'

The Liberals continue to grapple with their 'woman problem', two years after an election where lack of female party members was a key issue.

Sports stadiums are the worst kind of infrastructure. Queensland should walk away from the Olympics while it still can.

Labor promised it would improve the disclosure of political donations, but has ducked the issue for two years. Now it's complaining that the crossbench, tired of waiting, has its own bill.

The Coalition is a fan of quoting the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation's optimism on nuclear timelines compared to the CSIRO. But do the numbers add up?

As the 24-hour sit-in outside the prime minister's office enters its sixth week, Anthony Albanese gives Gaza protesters the silent treatment.

Exclusive: The Albanese government's rush to implement new doxxing legislation was done without advice, documents obtained by Crikey reveal.

The opposition is flailing on economic and fiscal issues. It needs a shadow treasurer with some cut-through and political smarts.

This week's Media Briefs chronicles uproar at the ABC over Antoinette Lattouf, the departure of a Nine boss, and yet another NSW Police spinner.

In Australian media there persists a curious display of 'watch dog' and 'guard dog' models of journalism.

A loophole that once allowed governments to avoid disclosing documents via a cabinet shuffle has now been closed, following a long battle led by self-described transparency warrior Rex Patrick.