Weaponising media. National Press Club and its arms industry sponsors
More than a quarter of the National Press Club’s sponsors are part of the global arms industry or working on its behalf.
Michelle Fahy
Michelle is an independent writer and researcher, specialising in the examination of connections between the weapons industry and government. She writes for various independent publications and on Substack on Undueinfluence.substack.com.
Deafening silence at flawed process. NACC and the Robodebt investigation.
Three months have passed since the National Anti-Corruption Commission promised an “impartial and fair ...
Why did NACC decline to pursue the Robodebt scandal? Conflict of interests revealed.
Documents reveal that NACC Commissioner Brereton had a conflict of interest and recused himself from proceedings ...
Forced Posture: has Australia already ceded military control to the US?
The war of words between Defence Minister Richard Marles and Paul Keating belies how the US has already been ...
Orwell revisited. The Government playing word games with weapons to Israel
Richard Marles and Penny Wong deny Australia is aiding Israel's slaughter of the Palestinians but they are ...
Game of Mates. The Australian War Memorial and its military industrial conflicts.
Why does Kim Beazley, chair of the $550 million Australian War Memorial upgrade, appear to hide his board roles at ...
Defence hides Australia’s weapon sales to Israel amid war crimes investigation into Palestine
Defence has elevated “opportunities for Australian companies” over human rights and transparency in weapons sales, ...
Landforces’ brothers in arms: how a weapons peddler qualified for charitable status
The Coalition is cracking down on charitable organisations. However, the Australian charity promoting arms deals ...
Breakthrough Aussie war drone may target civilian protestors
An Australian breakthrough in drone technology, making it easier to locate hidden enemy on the battlefield, could ...
Australia defies UN pleas over atrocities in Yemen, escalates weapons exports to Saudis
Documents released under Freedom of Information reveal Australia approved 103 military export permits to UAE and ...
Not Just Careless: Australian weapons part turns up on Armenian battlefield
How did an Australian-made transponder, a key part of drone technology, end up in the conflict between Armenia and ...
Reputation Laundering: weapons companies infiltrating schools to promote education
A Lockheed missile blows up a bus full of Yemeni children; in Australia Lockheed Martin gains kudos by sponsoring ...
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