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Fears regional war ‘is here’ in Middle East one year after October 7 attacks against Israel

Prof Shahram Akbarzadeh.

Israelis weigh up ferocity of retaliation

Prof Greg Barton.

Why did Iran fire missiles on Israel and what comes next for the region?

Prof Shahram Akbarzadeh.

Iran fired missiles into Israel

Prof Shahram Akbarzadeh.

Iran’s attack on Israel marked a ‘game change’ in its tactics. Here’s what could happen next

Prof Shahram Akbarzadeh.

IDF could be in a ‘dangerous situation’ if it gets ‘bogged down’ in Southern Lebanon

Prof Greg Barton.

Award-winning journalist or Liberal party player: will the real Peta Credlin please stand up?

Prof Matthew Ricketson.

Israel wants to push Hezbollah back from the Israeli border to the Litani River

Prof Greg Barton.

Israel’s ‘upper hand’ is at the cost of ‘large numbers’ of civilian lives in Lebanon

Prof Greg Barton.

Chance for ‘diplomatic breakthrough’ in the Middle East has ‘slipped away’

Prof Greg Barton.

IDF preparing for ground operations against Hezbollah

Prof Greg Barton.

Most of Lebanon don’t have ‘time and respect’ for Hezbollah

Prof Greg Barton.

‘Laying duck’: Joe Biden has no ‘real power’ in Middle East conflict

Prof Greg Barton.

Fall out of control’: Tensions rise in the Middle East as concerns of war escalate

Prof Greg Barton.

Middle East tensions ‘could and should have’ been handled better

Prof Greg Barton.

Hezbollah reax to second wave of blasts

Prof Greg Barton.

Tim plants trees in secret. He’s one of many Australians creating a legacy

A/Prof Patrick Stokes.

Radicalization of young people is on the rise due to extreme violence online

Dr Vivian Gerrand.

The death – and rebirth – of local journalism

Prof Kristy Hess.

China tackles “toxic fandom” amid athlete adoration

Dr Jian Xu.

Is Iran’s anti-Israel and American rhetoric all bark and no bite?

Prof Shahram Akbarzadeh.

Medals and mobs: China’s ‘toxic’ sports fans face crackdown

Dr Jian Xu.

Is Misogyny a form of Extremism?

A/Prof Josh Roose.

‘Our trauma remains’: mother tells Wieambilla inquest deaths must not be in vain. How might the coroner respond?

A/Prof Josh Roose.

Far-right UK politician Nigel Farage goes on wild Aussie ciggie rant as he lashes plans to ban smoking outside of pubs

Prof David Bright.

Nyaluet is struggling to raise eight children on a part-time salary. Selba aims to change that

Abraham Kuol.

What can religion teach us about being a dad?

A/Prof Josh Roose.

Queensland police stand by ‘terrorism’ definition of Wieambilla shootings at inquest

A/Prof Josh Roose.

The internet makes it too easy to ‘fall down a rabbit hole of hate’. So, what works to curb online extremism?

Dr Vivian Gerrand.

The animal most similar to humans? It’s the hyena: a scientist explained why

Dr Marcus Baynes-Rock.

Should Australia treat misogyny as a form of extremism?

A/Prof Josh Roose.

Madness and murder: how the Trains brought terror to Wieambilla

A/Prof Josh Roose.

A theoretical framework for polarization as the gradual fragmentation of a divided society

Dr Matteo Vergani.

Hysterical: whose bodies do we study, and is our treatment falling behind?

Dr Joe Rae Latham.

Middle East Tensions Soar After Hamas Leader’s Assassination

Ali Mamouri.

‘They were at war’: Wieambilla ambush was an act of terrorism fuelled by religious ideology, inquest hears

A/Prof Josh Roose.

Inquest to hear ‘brain injury’ impact on police shooter

A/Prof Josh Roose.

Wieambilla inquest day 11: How Gareth and Stacey Train became ‘fixated on end of times’

A/Prof Josh Roose.

Wieambilla shooter ‘did not suffer’ prior brain injury

A/Prof Josh Roose.

Wieambilla shooter’s brain wasn’t damaged in earlier heart attack: inquest

A/Prof Josh Roose.

The power of alternative narratives: Why vice-presidential candidate Tim Walz is an effective counter to the far right

Dr Vivian Gerrand.

Do the Wieambilla attackers’ delusions complicate its classification as a terrorist attack?

Prof Greg Barton.

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Media Appearances

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Hezbollah’s exploding pagers explained

Lebanon attack: Expert suspects intentional sabotage caused pagers to explode

The way killing is undertaken in Australia’s underworld is changing

Federal Government’s online safety crackdown

As its conflict with Israel escalates, could Iran now acquire a nuclear bomb?

Pollies running with the community’s wishes at heart? That’s novel

Tunisia’s President Kais Saied wins new term

Aussie teen’s alleged terror plot stopped

Fears regional war ‘is here’ in Middle East one year after October 7 attacks against Israel

Israelis weigh up ferocity of retaliation

Why did Iran fire missiles on Israel and what comes next for the region?

Iran fired missiles into Israel

Iran’s attack on Israel marked a ‘game change’ in its tactics. Here’s what could happen next

IDF could be in a ‘dangerous situation’ if it gets ‘bogged down’ in Southern Lebanon

Award-winning journalist or Liberal party player: will the real Peta Credlin please stand up?

Israel wants to push Hezbollah back from the Israeli border to the Litani River

Israel’s ‘upper hand’ is at the cost of ‘large numbers’ of civilian lives in Lebanon

Chance for ‘diplomatic breakthrough’ in the Middle East has ‘slipped away’

IDF preparing for ground operations against Hezbollah

Most of Lebanon don’t have ‘time and respect’ for Hezbollah

‘Laying duck’: Joe Biden has no ‘real power’ in Middle East conflict

Fall out of control’: Tensions rise in the Middle East as concerns of war escalate

Middle East tensions ‘could and should have’ been handled better

Hezbollah reax to second wave of blasts

Tim plants trees in secret. He’s one of many Australians creating a legacy

Radicalization of young people is on the rise due to extreme violence online

The death – and rebirth – of local journalism

China tackles “toxic fandom” amid athlete adoration

Is Iran’s anti-Israel and American rhetoric all bark and no bite?

Medals and mobs: China’s ‘toxic’ sports fans face crackdown

Is Misogyny a form of Extremism?

‘Our trauma remains’: mother tells Wieambilla inquest deaths must not be in vain. How might the coroner respond?

Far-right UK politician Nigel Farage goes on wild Aussie ciggie rant as he lashes plans to ban smoking outside of pubs

Nyaluet is struggling to raise eight children on a part-time salary. Selba aims to change that

What can religion teach us about being a dad?

Queensland police stand by ‘terrorism’ definition of Wieambilla shootings at inquest

The internet makes it too easy to ‘fall down a rabbit hole of hate’. So, what works to curb online extremism?

The animal most similar to humans? It’s the hyena: a scientist explained why

Should Australia treat misogyny as a form of extremism?

Madness and murder: how the Trains brought terror to Wieambilla

A theoretical framework for polarization as the gradual fragmentation of a divided society

Hysterical: whose bodies do we study, and is our treatment falling behind?

Middle East Tensions Soar After Hamas Leader’s Assassination

‘They were at war’: Wieambilla ambush was an act of terrorism fuelled by religious ideology, inquest hears

Inquest to hear ‘brain injury’ impact on police shooter

Wieambilla inquest day 11: How Gareth and Stacey Train became ‘fixated on end of times’

Wieambilla shooter ‘did not suffer’ prior brain injury

Wieambilla shooter’s brain wasn’t damaged in earlier heart attack: inquest

The power of alternative narratives: Why vice-presidential candidate Tim Walz is an effective counter to the far right

Do the Wieambilla attackers’ delusions complicate its classification as a terrorist attack?

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