Racism. Aboriginal child offenders much less likely to avoid court and jail
A study just published shows the racism inherent in how Aboriginal children as young as ten are treated compared ...
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 first came to Australia in 1989. Author of ‘Why Democracy is Broken – A Blueprint for Change’.
Social cohesion. Police practise their new machine guns at Sydney beach
The newly formed NSW Police Armed Response Command will soon be out on the streets, all in the name of social cohesion.
After five long years, Robert Pether is finally free
Caught up in fight about money he had no part in, Australian engineer Robert Pether was imprisoned, tortured and ...
Privatised refugee detention centres: a billion dollar failure
After almost three decades of running Australia's detention centres, private contractors keep falling short, ...
Sydney Uni. Kickin’ the free speech can down the road
Last week, Sydney University's Senate decided to follow Chancellor Thodey's lead and reject the assembly of a ...
Lawfare. Sydney University academics will finally have their day in court
Sydney academics John Keane and Nick Riemer have finally been able to file a defence against their accusers.
Own an AU domain? You may soon lose it. What’s the scam?
AuDA, the Byzantine body that manages Australian domains have come up with a novel idea to increase costs for ...
Hospital cancels education event fearing pro-Palestine bias
Last week, Perth Children's Hospital cancelled a scheduled 'Grand Round' because of "perceptions of ...
The Whyalla Steelworks subsidy folly comes to an end. For now.
Sanjeev Gupta's ill-fated takeover of Whyalla Steelworks has come to its expected end, with 600 jobs lost.
The human face behind Australia’s inhumane treatment of refugees
In detention centres around Australia, scores of refugees are facing the threat of being on the next plane to ...
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?
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 ...
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