Pauline Hanson has been in the public eye for 23 years. The media and her opponents still have no idea how to deal her. But here's a tip: bullying and yelling at her won't work. It just makes her stronger.

The massacre at the Al Noor Mosque in Christchurch is a test for free speech and our maturity as a nation. The early responses are worrying.

Zali Steggall hates political smears and smears Abbott to prove it, and Julian Burnside is the greatest political candidate ever. Oh, and students strike.

While Australia watched the Pell sentencing, the High Court handed down a decision which changes everything - Native Title compensation for loss of spiritual sites.

And why increasing the minimum wage isn't the best way to help the poor.

If the Nobel Peace Prize is a joke, why not the Gold Logie? And it's about time we had some facts in the debate for higher wages and the case against coal ... that's why we're here!

Bob Carr has hit back at Attorney-General Christian Porter over claims that Carr's Australia-China Research Institute was a foreign actor and Carr a useful idiot for Chinese propagandists. But if it looks like a Peking duck and ... you know the rest.

And Julian Burnside resigns from the sexist and racist Savage Club to join a drum circle with the Greens. Bad choice, Julian, bad choice.

Zali Steggall wants truth in politics, so maybe it's time for her to admit she is bought and owned by GetUp.

Turnbull has become the miserable ghost he swore he wouldn't be. In the UK overnight, he rewrote history and cemented his place as a sore and deluded loser.

And we teach economics to the Prime Minister

The Guardian hyperventilates that business uses social media to spread its message! Shocking!!

Bill Shorten's case for a 'living wage' instead of the minimum wage shows a fundamental misunderstanding of how the economy works, but a perfect understanding of politics.