One Nation and the myth of a monoculture that doesn’t exist
Despite its policy confusion, Pauline Hanson’s One Nation is leading the polls. But is their idea of monoculture what their supporters want?
No safe space for trees but SA Motor Sports Board safe from scrutiny
While no trees are safe from SA Premier Peter “the wrecker” Malinauskas, his minions protect the Motor Sports Board.
Ethical fail. The Guardian claims exclusivity on Palantir reveal
The Guardian published an article today about how tech company Palantir has access to NDIS data. What’s the scam?
Free Kick. AFL, Transurban boss does Israel gig, breaches human rights rules
“I’ll come back to you ASAP” they said. But chairman of toll road juggernaut and AFL commissioner Craig Drummond has not been forthcoming.
$368 Billion for Nothing, War Criminals Sydney Marathon, Palantir in Government | Scam of the Week
Richard Marles and US War Secretary Pete Hegseth have agreed to "accelerate force posture" initiatives at Australian bases, on top of the $368 billion committed to AUKUS submarines that have not arrived. Forty former IDF soldiers and associates ran the Sydney Marathon...
Appeal abandoned. Rejection of IHRA antisemitism definition to stand
The Minns’ government has decided not to appeal the Supreme Court judgement that rejected the IHRA definition of antisemitism.
Band leaders now owe the super. What’s the scam?
Musicians have finally been told, after 34 years, how to get their superannuation – ask the band manager to collect it! What’s the scam?
One Nation and the myth of a monoculture that doesn’t exist
Despite its policy confusion, Pauline Hanson’s One Nation is leading the polls. But is their idea of monoculture what their supporters want?
Wrong way. Australia’s expanding embrace of Israel
Despite the ongoing illegal Israeli activities in Palestine, the Albanese government refuses to stop trading with a state credibly accused of genocide. Kellie Tranter
Pork barrelling is back, to stay. It’s corrupt but legal
It’s been a messy week for Prime Minister Anthony Albanese after the Centre for Public Integrity called his government out for spending public money for political advantage.
Muzzling speech by stealth. How Segal is imposing her antisemitism regime on the arts
The Zionist envoy, Jillian Segal, wants arts sector to adopt IHRA definition of antisemitism and wants it imposed through funding agreements.
“Modern blood libels.” UN genocide findings dismissed at JNF fundraiser
Speaker at Jewish National Fund Australia’s annual fundraiser describes UN findings on Israel’s Gaza genocide as “modern blood libels”.
Mary Kostakidis stared down the Zionist lobby, and courage won
Power expected fear, expense and exhaustion to silence one journalist. Mary Kostakidis stood her ground, and the wall gave way.
No safe space for trees but SA Motor Sports Board safe from scrutiny
While no trees are safe from SA Premier Peter “the wrecker” Malinauskas, his minions protect the Motor Sports Board.
Rorts galore. Why is Albo encouraging grant corruption?
There’s a reason why the knackerless NACC doesn’t care about grant corruption: politicians don’t want it to. Michael Pascoe reports
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- Mary Kostakidis stared down the Zionist lobby, and courage won September 11, 2026 Power expected fear, expense and exhaustion to silence one journalist. Mary Kostakidis stood her ground, and the wall gave way.
- Appeal abandoned. Rejection of IHRA antisemitism definition to stand August 31, 2026 The Minns' government has decided not to appeal the Supreme Court judgement that rejected the IHRA definition of antisemitism.
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