
Landmark Decision: ‘Mushrooms’ And MDMA Legalised To Treat Depression And PTSD
From July 1 this year, it will be legal in Australia to prescribe Psilocybine (the hallucinogenic chemical in ‘magic mushrooms’) and methylenedioxy-methamphetamine (better known as…More
Special Investigations View all

#MeanwhileInWilcannia: Leaked Minutes From Emergency Meetings Reveal Govt Officials Blocked Wilcannia Pleas For COVID Help
SPECIAL INVESTIGATION: At the start of the pandemic, international jetsetters were rushing home to quarantine…More
International Affairs View all

We Watched Kanye West’s Interview With Alex Jones So You Didn’t Have To
New Matilda has typed up minutes of the broadcast between conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, rapper turned anti-Semite Kanye West and…More
Civil Society View all

Meet Sydney WorldPride’s 45 Champions Of The Australian LGBTQIA+ Community
They come from all walks of life, and they work and play in all sorts of different ways, from journalists…More
Asylum Seekers View all

We’re Going To Need A ‘Scotty From Marketing’ When the Climate Refugees Start Flooding Australia
Scott Morrison is a man ahead of his time, because at some point in the…More

A Living Hell In A Piece Of Paradise Part II: The Last Volunteers
NGOs and volunteers assisting with the migration crisis on Chios, in the Greek Isles, are…More

Another Labor Of Lies On ‘Plane Arrivals’ And Worker Exploitation
The federal Opposition is trying to distract you with their latest refugee rhetoric, writes Sanmati…More

Destitute Refugees In Indonesia Show Australia Must Lift Ban On Resettlement
Australia’s refugee scandal is not just limited to the islands of Manus and Nauru, writes…More
Business & Consumerism View all

Qantas, the ‘Spirit of Disappointment’ Takes Out Choice’s Annual Shonky Award
Publicity-wise, it’s hard to imagine it getting much worse than what Qantas has copped this week, courtesy of the annual…More
Education View all

Elected Leaders Of 750,000 University Students Demand Bettina Arndt Be Stripped Of Australia Day Honours
Student presidents representing at least three quarters of a million students enrolled at 18 different universities across Australia have joined…More
Workers' Rights View all

Dubbo Zoo Workers Suspend Strike Action, Will Keep Watch On Promised Reforms
Workers at the iconic Taronga Western Plains Zoo in Dubbo in the west of NSW have called off a planned…More