Duty bound to hide a crime. Appeals Court paves the way for McBride “guilty” verdict
David McBride was not given leave to appeal the decision made yesterday about the nature of his duties. It means ...
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’.
Is the law an ass? David McBride case takes another twist on day three
Justice Mossop has decided today that David McBride's duty is to his superior officers, rather than the public. ...
Bloody Oath! McBride case – does a officer lawyer’s public duty trump his military duty?
Day two of the case against whistleblower David McBride focused on the intricacies of oath keeping and the meaning ...
Whistleblower McBride in court for exposing war crimes, supported by “War Coalition”
Labor and the Coalition voted against a Senate motion to end the prosecution of whistleblower David McBride today ...
Yes. Optus is right, it’s not good enough. But outage points to deeper flaws.
Twelve months after Optus was hacked and exposed customer data in droves, it is back in the spotlight again for ...
Qantas shows how much it cares about its customers, sorry, shareholders
Qantas' AGM was a sombre affair, with Chairman Goyder and CEO Hudson being at pains to tell everyone how much they ...
Welcome to West Air – our latest flight of Qantas fancy!
Michael West Media will be starting an airline. We haven't set a date yet, nor do we have any planes, pilots or ...
Announceables Galore: Albo cosies up to US on AUKUS, Microsoft and critical minerals
Despite a dysfunctional US Congress, PM Anthony Albanese is making the best of his America trip by announcing ...
The Voice. A simple proposition of empathy to be ruined by time and politics?
If the polls are to be believed, the referendum question will be soundly voted down this Saturday. It could - and ...
Sacred Cow: are politicians’ many houses an impediment to property, rental reform?
Our elected representatives own a lot of property. Not counting their homes, 126 of Canberra's 232 MPs and ...
Ziggy Switkowski’s “independent” review of PwC is out – missing the obvious
The independent review into PwC's governance, culture and accountability by Ziggy Switkowski was made public ...
Stepping down? Will Chairman Emiritus Ruper Murdoch still pull the strings?
Rupert Murdoch has announced that he is becoming 'Charman Emeritus' of News Corp and Fox Corporation, leaving his ...
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