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When it comes to complaints of what one former MP called “an entrenched culture of anti-woman”, this is not the Liberal party’s first rodeo.

A lack of leadership and political will has left Australians defensive and in denial about bigotry.

Eddie McGuire's shift from bullish leader to his resignation from the club he loves in eight days came thanks to a tsunami of pressure from within Collingwood and without, signifying a profound moment for the wider community, writes Tracey Holmes.

Authorities are being urged to add a right-wing extremist group to the terror list after its members burnt a cross at the foot of the Grampians on the Australia Day weekend.

The first thing hiker Nathaniel Maxwell noticed as he trudged towards an ancient rock cavern in the Grampians National Park last Saturday was the sound of dozens of voices singing Waltzing Matilda.

The government has valorised Margaret Court’s opinions at the nation’s expense because her sporting and political lives can’t be separated

The report says 'longstanding abuses' against First Nations people in Australia have taken a toll on the country's human rights reputation.

Robert Roth on an anti-racist approach to high-school history

Stephen Hagan, who campaigned for 21 years to have Coon cheese renamed, is glad it's changed, but would have liked to have been consulted.

Club cricketer Bhavin Nagar estimates that "one in 10 games I’ve played, people try to make some not so nice comments".

A University of Melbourne expert says make no mistake, Collingwood Football Club’s challenge to undo systemic racism is everyone’s challenge – together.

Yoshiro Mori, the head of the Tokyo Olympics organizing committee, resigned on Friday but the problems in Japanese sport have not gone away.

The case of Heritier Lumumba is just the latest in a long line of examples of Australian sport’s awkward reckoning with racism.

Dr. Irene Butter writes that what she saw as a child growing up in Nazi-occupied Europe bears an alarming resemblance to the threats facing American democracy today.

Echoes of the earliest colonial attitude to Indigenous people still sound today.

The police stories: Two former Western Australian and NSW officers speak out about what they saw during their time in uniform

His latest disparaging remarks about women come amid speculation that his daughter will run for the presidency next year.

These 21 anti-racism videos to share with kids, designed to support us as we navigate these difficult and painful conversations.

The medieval symbols at the US Capitol riots says more about modern racism rather than true medieval history. We must be vigilant about this symbolism.

Many Australians might think that slavery never reached our shores but the history books tell a different story. So what did slavery look like in Australia?