Port Arthur via Oslo to Bondi. History repeats, lessons ignored at our peril
It happens every day somewhere in the world, the killing of innocents by war mongers, mass murderers or ...
Kim Wingerei
Kim Wingerei is a businessman turned writer and commentator. He is passionate about free speech, human rights, democracy and the politics of change. Originally from Norway, Kim has lived in Australia for 30 years. Author of ‘Why Democracy is Broken – A Blueprint for Change’.
“Who’s the worst terrorist?” Roy Morgan survey sowing division
In a week that could have seen Australia united through tragedy, pollster Roy Morgan is doing a poll asking which ...
Four million. The myths of Australia’s gun control
Ever since the aftermath of Port Arthur, Australia has been hailed as the world's gold standard of gun control. ...
Uniparty Grab. Independents take electoral reform to the High Court
In an unusual move, two former independent parliamentarians are taking on the Government's new electoral laws in ...
NACC Inspector Furness states the obvious while Brereton obfuscates
Today's Joint Parliamentary Committee meeting examining the performance of the NACC made it abundantly clear that ...
The NetFix is in. Streaming production quotas no bonanza
Is there a 'bonanza' for local film and TV producers in the new local content rules or is it just another ...
Mary Kostakidis. Forced to argue against Israel’s war in an Australian court
Former SBS News presenter Mary Kostakidis is continuing her court battle, with the Racial Discrimination Act used ...
After 27 months of secrecy, the ‘Jobs-for-Mates’ report lobs. What’s the scam?
After sitting on Lynelle Briggs' No Favourites report for 27 months, the Government finally decides to release the ...
Whyalla rescue, Santos gift. A multi-billion-fossil-subsidy-fest in the pipeline?
State and Federal Governments are proposing to add $2.4 billion to the Whyalla Steelworks financial disaster, ...
Joe Longo’s ASIC. Another day, another scam ignored
ASIC chairman Joseph Longo is retiring in May next year. It can't come soon enough as ASIC once again fails to ...
Libs to subsidise coal, now South Korea wants out. What’s the scam?
While the LNP "opposition" decides that subsidising coal mining is a good idea, our third-largest coal customer ...
Racism. Human Rights Commission to investigate News Corp journos
The Australian Human Rights Commission has accepted a series of complaints of discrimination and racial hatred ...
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