Debate Magazine – Debating Australia's Public Policy

‘A debt we owe’: Albo honours Anzac legacy
The Prime Minister has paid tribute to the more than 100,000 Australians who have died fighting for the country in a touching Anzac message.
Proof of state’s massive fuel crackdown
Holidaymakers are being asked to help expose dodgy service stations as new data reveals the extent of one state’s massive crackdown.
Ex-boxer critical after gangland attack
The victim of a late-night shooting that resulted in the alleged bashing of a senior police officer has been revealed to be a former pro boxer.
Astonishing claim in Woolies court case
Former Woolworths executives said the supermarket giant risked having products pulled from shelves during pricing negotiations.
New detail in Aussie fuel crisis
Anthony Albanese has revealed a key detail in Australia’s fuel supply as a tense ceasefire holds in the Middle East.
Council’s shock fuel crisis bin move
A council in regional NSW has taken the extraordinary step of ending scheduled bin collection for about 9,000 people in a bid to keep fuel supplies secure.
Doctor struck off after sex in consulting room
A Sydney GP has been struck off after having sex with a patient in her car while showering him with gifts, in what was her second relationship with a patient.
New threat emerges, may smash food supply
A dire warning has been issued as experts say farmers may be forced to take measures that could devastate Australia’s food supply
Aus airport’s almost ‘catastrophic’ incident
Australia narrowly avoided a “catastrophic” air disaster after two international airliners overran a shortened runway and took off metres above an active worksite.
Entire state’s police handguns recalled
An entire state’s police force is recalling their service-issued handguns after a major malfunction was detected.