Lee Duffield

How far can you trust the media when it comes to the current conflict in the Middle East?

Voice Referendum: Old-fashioned racism driving 'No' campaign

Dr Lee Duffield remembers the creator and personifier of Dame Edna Everage, and judges his life and work.

As a progressive society, Australians should consider the historical importance of an Indigenous Voice to Parliament and recognise that it’s long overdue.

The launch of a New Zealand project to produce more Pacific news and provide a “voice for the voiceless” on the islands has highlighted the neglect of the field by Australia and New Zealand.

Late Russian statesman and former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev changed history when he made his way through Europe, trying to negotiate a peaceful end to the Cold War.

Scott Morrison’s attack on Anthony Albanese, claiming the necessity of “economic” credentials for holding high office, doesn’t stand up according to public record.

Australia’s Federal Government is destroying its own reputation scandal by scandal.

Dr Lee Duffield penned a message to the man responsible for the rioters who broke into Washington’s Capitol building, President Donald Trump.

The professional broadcaster could be in danger of getting turned into a bull-ring of amateurs and squabbling ideologues.

It's been a tough year for Australians so far with both its people and economy growing sicker by the day.

There have been fears that the Hong Kong protest movement would be violently suppressed since the first demonstrations in late March.

Things may be coming to a head over the coming New Caledonia referendum, but there’s only lukewarm interest in France itself

The Vanuatu foreign Minister, Ralph Regenvanu, has welcomed the intensified Chinese investment and aid efforts in his country, while conceding it does come with some extra diplomatic pressure. In an.....

Lee Duffield looks at the mottos of two primary schools to consider how they may differently affect students throughout their lives.

Same sex marriage is another step in the process of acceptance, normalisation of relations and growing tolerance.