James Check, co-founder and lead analyst at Bitcoin newsletter Checkonchain, told Crikey that he and Alec Dejanovic were “very proud” that it was Australia’s most profitable Substack. Since launching ...

It wouldn’t be an Australian election without a bit of media hoo-ha about parties ‘preferencing’ others. But does it actually matter?

The Maugean skate has lived in Tasmania’s Macquarie Harbour for thousands of years. That doesn't seem to matter now the area is a swing seat.

I’m not saying Labor is likely to be the great saviour of the free press either. The ALP has been slow to act on a range of important press freedom issues, including continuing to charge journalism ...

The opposition leader rightly says we need to learn how to disagree better. Luckily his political history features plenty of guidance on how.

You might have thought what we've seen from the giant toothbrush-wielding Adam Bandt has been election campaigning. But you'd be wrong.

The opposition leader rightly says we need to learn how to disagree better. Dutton's long history of disagreeing with people provides plenty of handy hints for how to do it.

The treasurer has seen up close how a government can be fiscally disciplined but still maintain a prosperous economy. Too bad he didn't learn the lesson.

Candidates dance around religion for Easter, Colin Boyce's oddly specific pork-barrelling, and Dan Repacholi doesn't mince his words.

New RBA inflation data will be one of the last big bits of news before Australia votes on Saturday, and One Nation's chances are getting a lot of last-minute attention.

Neo-Nazis booing Uncle Mark Brown’s Welcome to Country at an Anzac Day service was not an aberration, but a symptom of a deeper sickness.

We've already gone into the horrifying amount of personal information political parties have on you. Now we look at what they do with it.