Eleni Psaltis

When the two female founders of an internet start-up found themselves facing the industry's well-known culture of misogyny, they decided to create 'Keith Mann'.

High-pitched 'anti-loitering' devices targeting young people breaches human rights: advocates

You probably wouldn’t recognise these people if you passed them on the street, but their access and influence gives them real clout.

Zaki Haidari, a Canberra resident, left Afghanistan at the age of 17 and has been living in Australia on a temporary safe haven visa, but no-one with that type of visa has ever managed to fit the criteria to become a permanent resident.

According to a new report by the Australia Institute, there are currently 23 new coal projects proposed in NSW. Some of them, the report says, are 'zombies'. So what does that mean? Here are some answers.

Late last week, Tasmania’s Attorney-General Elise Archer said she was quitting politics after being sacked by the Premier Jeremy Rockliff over a series of text messages.

He was once the right-hand man to former Fiji coup leader and prime minister Frank Bainimarama. Now Colonel Penioni ‘Ben’ Naliva has been appointed as deputy commander of the Australian Army’s 7th Brigade.

Bring on tax reform and get rid of stamp duty. That was the key message when Teal Independent, Allegra Spender, addressed the Tax Institute’s financial services taxation conference in Sydney today.

While Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Prime Minister Albanese exchanged kind words today, there were tensions in the press gallery.

41,000 people live in situations that amount to modern slavery in Australia. That's according to the international human rights group, Walk Free. Former federal Labor minister Chris Evans has worked extensively with Walk Free and has just been named Australia's first national anti-slavery commissioner.