The One Percent has a super win as Chalmers caves. What’s the scam?
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has announced Labor is backing down on the proposed tightening of the super tax for 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’.
Free speech and journalism suffer poor legislation. What’s the scam with 18C?
In yesterday's Federal Court ruling, Justice McDonald forced Mary Kostakidis to continue her fight for free speech ...
PRRT. The tax oil and gas companies continue to avoid. What’s the scam?
The annual dump of data from the Tax Office landed yesterday, and once again, it exposes the pittance paid by the ...
My enemy’s enemy. ASIC, Matt Comyn, Geoff Shannon and John “Wacka” Williams
While a Senator, John "Wacka" Williams, agitated strongly for the 2017 Banking Royal Commission. He is now an ...
Pokies junkets. ‘Free’ study tours to Vegas not so free
The NSW Liquor and Gaming regulator has completed an investigation into gaming machine manufacturers' paying for ...
Norway votes. Workers’ Party government retains power as the right shifts right
Yesterday's election in Norway reaffirmed the Workers' Party coalition in power, while the traditional right was ...
Government’s fight against transparency steps up a notch. What’s the scam?
Attorney-General Michelle Rowland to introduce bill to slap fees and other limitations on Freedom of Information ...
No conviction for whistleblower Boyle. Reform urged after ordeal
Tax office whistleblower Richard Boyle avoided jail and had no conviction recorded against him after a seven-year ...
Animal cruelty. The meat in a copyright case. What’s the scam?
When animal rights group Farm Transparency Project blew the whistle on unlawful practices at an abbatoir, they ...
The digital media bargaining scam exposed
The Digital Media Bargaining Code, brainchild of Josh Frydenberg, unopposed by Labor, is lining the pockets of the ...
Racial Discrimination Act put to test in Mary Kostakidis case
The racism case against Mary Kostakidis may have a long way to go, with flaws in the Anti-Discrimination Act exposed.
Gas Empire: how Australians are paying for foreign profiteers
Japan and South Korea have poured tens of billions into the Australian gas industry, keeping domestic supply low ...
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