Category: Analysis
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“Tough on crime” has had its time, and Australian women are paying the cost
Women comprise just 8 per cent of Australia’s prison population, yet they are the fastest growing cohort amid the country’s mass imprisonment crisis. Multiple organisations and researchers are calling for an overhaul of Australia’s justice system to help combat the issue.
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A breakdown of South Australia’s federal electorates
South Australia has 10 federal electorates. Thanks to OTR’s 2022 editorial team, you can learn more about yours here.
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2022 federal election: what are you really voting for?
Let’s get back to basics: Australia has four main parties. But what do they stand for and why should we care?
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Your burning questions about the 2022 federal election: answered
OTR’s political editor, Dani Bozoski, answers your top questions about the 2022 federal election.
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An article your future self will thank you for reading: superannuation, explained
Young Australians aren’t thinking about super—perhaps the most money you will have in your lifetime—enough. Here’s how it works and why you should care about it.
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“With great power comes great responsibility”: How new words are invented, for better or worse
The COVID-19 pandemic brought with it a new lexicon to encapsulate elements of our discourse, proving how amendable and powerful words can be. OTR contributor, Jessica Franze explains.
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