Lest We Forget Sarbi, Australia's Most Decorated Dog Of War
Australia’s most decorated dog, Sarbi, who spent more than a year wandering the deserts of…More
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Launched in 2004, New Matilda is one of Australia's oldest online independent publications. It's focus is on investigative journalism and analysis, with occasional smart arsery thrown in for reasons of sanity. New Matilda is owned and edited by Walkley Award and Human Rights Award winning journalist Chris Graham.
They Couldn't Save The World Cup, But They Might Just Save The Planet
New Zealand – let’s face it, they don’t often get to celebrate. Clearly, that was…More
Dumb And Dumber: Top Unis Dump Pyne, Back Big Business And Still Win No Friends
Opponents of Christopher Pyne’s higher education changes are claiming another small victory after the body…More
Joe Hockey's Tax Paper: A Lesson In How To Avoid The Elephants In The Room
Promoting the government’s tax paper, Treasurer Hockey would like us to believe that “everything is…More
A Coal Load Of Problems: Community Group Drags Mining Giant Into Court
Indian mining giant Adani Group is facing fresh problems today with a community group dragging…More
Out Of The Ashes Of Deregulation, A New Vision For Public Universities Must Rise
Last week, students across the country came together to fight the Abbott government’s agenda for…More
Intensifying Droughts Could Endanger Major Cities' Water, Agriculture: Climate Council
Intensifying droughts brought on by climate change, pose alarming threats to Australia’s food and water…More
Luke Foley May Have Gone Full Racist, But At Least He Didn't Go Half Monty
Australia has a rich albeit relatively recent history of politicians ‘nude-ing up’ when they need…More
Abbott Govt Outsources Environmental Powers While The Swift Parrot Flies to Extinction
Concerns over the Abbott government’s plans to “deregulate” the environment and give up much of…More
Greens Celebrate Historic Night With Hopes Of Four Seats In NSW Legislative Assembly
The drinks were flowing, the music was turned up loud, and one by one the…More