Debate Magazine – Debating Australia's Public Policy

Heartbreaking detail in Bunnings’ dog hoodie
Hardware giant Bunnings Warehouse has launched an unexpected fashion line for our furry friends – with a heartbreaking story underpinning the charity drive.
‘Insanity’: Activist ridicules arrest
A 70-year-old activist attempted to “plead insanity” after ridiculing Queensland’s new hate speech laws for using a slogan in support of Palestine.
Harry and Meghan touch down in Melbourne
The former Royal couple couldn’t contain their smiles as they kicked off their whirlwind Australian trip with a very special trip to a children’s hospital in Melbourne.
Sick grandma targeted in alleged home invasion
The grandmother had been staying with her daughter for chemo treatment when they were allegedly woken by two armed thieves at their door.
Towering Tongan star to clash with his idol
Taniela Paseka worshipped Jason Taumalolo when he was growing up, but that will mean nothing when the Sea Eagles giant takes on his Tongan teammate.
Huge call on Aus ships in Strait of Hormuz
Australia will join 40 countries in international talks to mull over taking a major step to re-open the Strait of Hormuz.
Pies star out, but they won’t rush another back
Collingwood coach Craig McRae says the absence of a steadying hand and growing woes in front of goal won’t force an early SOS to one of its exciting forwards.
Man fighting for life in horror home invasion
A teenager is in custody and is “assisting police” with their inquiries, following an alleged horror home invasion which left one fighting for life.
Bunnings’ major move in fuel crisis
Bunnings Warehouse and a host of other Australian brands have announced a major cost of living relief, as the country continues to grapple with the global fuel crisis.
$1m guns, drugs, explosives found in Melbourne rental
A cleaner’s routine visit to a Melbourne rental uncovered more than $1m in drugs, firearms and explosives linked to organised crime.