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Australia should be generous, not punitive, when it comes to those seeking to escape war

As the people in the Gulf countries are now learning, having a great and powerful friend on bases across your territory and in your waters does not...

14.03.2026 10

The Guardian

Julianne Schultz

Albanese wants us to turn the temperature down. He should start by showing kindness not contempt for those in Syria

As governor general, Sam Mostyn has set herself a clear mission – to foster a culture of kindness, care and compassion in Australia. It is her...

28.02.2026 10

The Guardian

Julianne Schultz

Pauline Hanson’s poison is rewarded with airtime and rising support. But fearmongers must be called out

There is hate speech and then there is hate speech. It depends a lot on who does the speaking. Chanting “from the river to the sea” with a crowd...

18.02.2026 100

The Guardian

Julianne Schultz

The ‘pleasant fiction’ of a rules-based order has been blown apart. It’s time for Australia to codify a bill of rights

The Guardian

Julianne Schultz

For all the talk of Australian values our rights as citizens and humans remain fragile

18.01.2026 10

The Guardian

Julianne Schultz

In his last days, I couldn’t bear to tell my dying husband what had happened at his beloved Bondi

03.01.2026 20

The Guardian

Julianne Schultz

At the Bondi vigil, Pauline and Barnaby turned tragedy into opportunism. It is inexcusable

17.12.2025 90

The Guardian

Julianne Schultz

‘It’s not your turn,’ the board’s selection committee chair said. Instantly I felt as though I was back in the school yard

07.12.2025 10

The Guardian

Julianne Schultz

The opposition has been allowed to set the agenda. It’s an absurd situation that is debasing national politics

The Guardian

Julianne Schultz

Telling authentically Australian stories on screen takes more than just a content quota

The Guardian

Julianne Schultz

Australia for sale? Albanese isn’t the first PM to offer our resources up to an ally

The Guardian

Julianne Schultz

Adopting a ‘she’ll be right’ attitude to Australian politics may be seductive, but it certainly isn’t guaranteed

The Guardian

Julianne Schultz

More than a narcissist’s rant, Trump’s UN address marked a disturbing turn towards a new world order

27.09.2025 10

The Guardian

Julianne Schultz

When will our politicians have the courage to make meaningful change to our broken aged care system?

The Guardian

Julianne Schultz

The Australian concept of a ‘fair go’ is a furphy – especially when it comes to tax, education and care

The Guardian

Julianne Schultz

Australia is facing an existential tsunami. But Jim Chalmers’ economic roundtable risks putting lipstick on a dinosaur

The Guardian

Julianne Schultz

Attacks on the humanities at Australian universities are not new – but they are now more lethal

03.08.2025 20

The Guardian

Julianne Schultz

Australia’s reckoning with Indigenous people takes one cultural glide forward, two political steps back

The Guardian

Julianne Schultz

As the world grows more unpredictable, Australia’s defence should be focused on people, not purchases

The Guardian

Julianne Schultz

The line between entertainment and reality is getting fuzzier. But making the distinction is more important than ever

21.06.2025 10

The Guardian

Julianne Schultz

A shameful death after a supermarket scuffle shines a light on Australia’s unfinished business

01.06.2025 10

The Guardian

Julianne Schultz

Anthony Albanese has an opportunity to build a legacy of real reform. Will he take it?

18.05.2025 10

The Guardian

Julianne Schultz

Australians have soundly rejected Trump-style culture wars. Now Albanese must act with courage and vision

04.05.2025 10

The Guardian

Julianne Schultz

Fibs and exaggeration have always been part of politics – but who knows what lies are now being pushed online?

The Guardian

Julianne Schultz

What does Australian sovereignty look like? It’s a question we now must answer thanks to Donald Trump

06.04.2025 10

The Guardian

Julianne Schultz

As trust in the US collapses, leaders in Australia and around the world are frantically recalibrating

23.03.2025 10

The Guardian

Julianne Schultz

Donald Trump is a bully, not a strongman. And Australia will pay for his destruction as he panders to the mega-rich

09.03.2025 20

The Guardian

Julianne Schultz

The Observer view: when an asteroid is hurtling to Earth, do you head for the pub or the church?

23.02.2025 10

The Guardian

Julianne Schultz

Australians mostly have little to worry about. So why do we succumb to fear?

23.02.2025 10

The Guardian

Julianne Schultz

Chris Riddell on Donald Trump’s plan to take over and redevelop Gaza – cartoon

The Guardian

Julianne Schultz

The Observer view: Vengeful and reckless, Donald Trump must not go unchallenged

08.02.2025 10

The Guardian

Julianne Schultz

The Observer view: A robust watchdog is vital to avoid another Grenfell Tower tragedy

The Guardian

Julianne Schultz

While Trump is moving fast and breaking things, Americans wanting to escape should come to Australia

08.02.2025 10

The Guardian

Julianne Schultz