Martin McKenzie-Murray

As the Senate's legal committee again delays its report into offshore processing, the government's invocation of public interest immunity has further covered the system with secrecy.

If artificial intelligence can mimic the writing of humans, what does that say about our writing?

Insiders concede surprise at the force of the backlash against the government's tax package but dismiss suggestions the late reversals are a retreat from the principles of reform.

Despite the greed and meddling of its governing body, the FIFA World Cup remains a four-yearly event of euphoric joy that teeters on the edge of heartbreak.

Criticism of the Fremantle Dockers’ calm and tactically cautious coach has been rampant in recent seasons, but the club’s dominance this year has quickly silenced the doubters.

Steven Spielberg’s credulity makes his latest alien contact film, Disclosure Day, mawkish and old-fashioned rather than imaginative

A dangerous leak from inside the CFMEU raises new questions about Setka loyalists working within the union's administration.

Between Donald Trump's red card interference, brilliant campaigns by minnow nations, goals galore and a bright future for the Socceroos, this has been a tournament to remember.

Christopher Nolan’s film is big on virtue and righteous violence, but fails the poem’s complexities of what the beleaguered warrior must inflict to be reunited with his wife

The miraculous passage of Argentina, and thus World Cup poster boy Lionel Messi, into the July 20 final sparks memories – rightly or wrongly – of famous football thefts.