The housing crisis we didn’t have to have, and how to fix it
Alan Kohler's recent Quarterly Essay is a valiant attempt to put the housing crisis into a historical and ...
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’.
David Collard’s financial innovations – VAT’s the Scam?
Scale Facilitation’s CEO, David Collard, is alleged to have issued a grossly inflated invoice to boost the VAT ...
Future Fund invested in Israeli company Elbit Systems – whose bombs are raining on the Palestinians
Documents obtained under FOI reveal Australia's Future Fund has shares in controversial Israeli defence contractor ...
Henry Kissinger is dead. Australian ex PMs fawns over the myth of a war criminal
From Paul Keating to Kevin Rudd and John Howard, Australian ex-PMs have been waxing lyrical about a man who, ...
Consumers made to pay for electricity networks super-profits. What’s the scam?
Australian electricity networks' supernormal profits of $11B, on top of 'normal' profits of $16B since 2014. In ...
The Dixon Advisory saga ends, with lawyers, accountants and government coffers to benefit
The drawn-out saga of Dixon Advisory - the superannuation managers who enticed their clients into investment ...
ASIC. Big fat cash-cow or world-class regulator?
ASIC is back with new ways to 'fix things' following damaging testimony in yet another Senate Estimates hearing ...
Optus CEO doing the right – and rare – thing. Being accountable.
Optus' CEO Kelly Bayer Rosmarin today announced her immediate resignation from the company. She took ultimate ...
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 ...
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 ...
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