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“Voices Of” ignites 30 independent movements across Australia
The "Voices Of" movement is gathering steam as more than 30 independent groups seek to field candidates at the ...
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’.
High Court ruling on Facebook comments a high risk for publishers; high time for reform
In its recent ruling the High Court decreed that commercial publishers have responsibility for comments made on ...
The Other 9/11: secrecy fight over Australian spies helping CIA overthrow Chile’s President
On the eve of it's 48th anniversary, documents just declassified by the Australian National Archives show the ...
ASIC charging 130% late fees to small business. What’s the scam?
ASIC - the Australian Securities and Investment Commission - manages the register of businesses as part of its ...
Google dodges regulation, hits advertisers with “regulatory” charges: What’s the Scam?
Google's parent Alphabet is making record profits, $US18.5b in the last quarter alone, almost 30% of revenue. But ...
Bali is leading the vaccination race, welcoming tourists soon, but not Australians
Bali will soon have vaccinated 80% of its population over 18 years of age. And it may open up to tourism again ...
Sports rorter Bridget McKenzie back on the front bench courtesy of Barnaby Joyce
Bridget McKenzie was forced to resign in February 2020 after the "sports rorts" affair but, as are the ways of the ...
Barnaby Joyce is back – questions about his conduct remain
Barnaby Joyce proves that a history of questionable conduct, pork barrelling and shady dealings with water rights ...
Protection Racket: Digital Media Code a farce as Google and Facebook not “designated”
Google and Facebook are yet to be "designated" under the Digital Media Bargaining Code, leaving the Code a farce ...
Laughing Stock: Australia’s new media code rivals our climate policy for absurdity
Google good, Facebook bad. That sums up mainstream media coverage of the Coalition government's bizarre new media ...
Pay The Bully? Townsville paper hits peak nasty as Rupert Murdoch demands bail-out
Hiding behind a pay wall and in hoc to its advertisers, The Townsville Bulletin is a law unto itself in Queensland ...
Google & Facebook laws just a back rub for News and Nine
Google threatens to withdraw search from Australia and Facebook to remove news posts. These are not idle threats. ...
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