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White supremacists with Australian flags. What really went down at BondiBy Judith Treanor | September 11, 2025A peaceful pro-Palestine protest at Bondi Beach on the weekend was disrupted by white supremacists draped in ...
Norway votes. Workers’ Party government retains power as the right shifts rightBy Kim Wingerei | September 9, 2025Yesterday's election in Norway reaffirmed the Workers' Party coalition in power, while the traditional right was ...
Aged care “free market” where a home care package deal masks a crisisBy Dr Sarah Russell | September 9, 2025The Labor Government continues to prevaricate on actioning the recommendations from the Aged Care Royal Commission.
Immigration. Why Australia should favour skilled migrants over family reunionsBy Alan Gamlen and Peter McDonald | September 8, 2025Australia’s migration policies fail to deliver and bring in relatively few genuinely skilled workers while ...
Fake news, old habits. Can Murdoch journalism be unlearned at the ABC?By Paul Begley | September 1, 2025Is the ABC being captured by the Murdoch press? Paul Begley evaluates the case of the latest ABC hire by Rupert ...
Critics of Antisemitism Summit ‘antisemitic’ says Israeli antisemitism chiefBy Wendy Bacon | August 29, 2025The Zionist movement is unable to handle criticism, naming anyone who criticises their efforts at narrative ...
Artists brace as AI, the greatest theft in history, swamps us nowBy Joshua Barnett | August 26, 2025Big Tech companies are engaging in intellectual property theft on a grand scale, spending squillions on AI. How ...
Point of Order. Antisemitism Summit raises ethics eyebrowsBy Wendy Bacon and Yaakov Aharon | August 23, 2025An all expenses paid pro-Israel summit marketed to local government councillors raises concerns about ethics and ...
The many hats of Julie Bishop, queen of retired politiciansBy Andrew Gardiner | August 20, 2025Former Foreign Minister and Liberal deputy leader Julie Bishop has come under fire for conflicts of interest in ...
Investigation: Antisemitism Summit sponsors have links to Israel weapons lobbyBy Yaakov Aharon and Wendy Bacon | August 14, 2025The summit targeting mayors and councillors is sponsored by real estate, finance, and companies linked with ...
David Gonski and Jillian Segal lead Israel lobby heavies at Gold Coast antisemitism summitBy Wendy Bacon and Yaakov Aharon | August 12, 2025The looming Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) summit is backed by an assortment of human rights advocates, ...
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