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Anthony Albanese’s empty words won’t stop the genocideBy David Shoebridge | August 2, 2025Wary of a shift in international sentiment as well as pressure from his party, Albanese remains all talk and no ...
Trump exodus. Travellers of all kinds avoiding the US, going elsewhereBy Andrew Gardiner | August 1, 2025Australian visitors to the US in June were down 11% on the previous year, following a similar collapse in visitors ...
Israel’s final solution in Gaza – banking on US cash for forced relocationBy Cathy Peters | July 31, 2025The Israeli aim of ethnically cleansing Palestinians from Gaza is well underway. It relies on US finance, ...
Flinders flounder. What went wrong for Ben Smith and Climate 200?By Mike Hast | July 31, 2025Despite getting 45% more first preference votes in 2025, independents didn't win any extra seats in the 48th ...
Racial Discrimination Act put to test in Mary Kostakidis caseBy Kim Wingerei | July 30, 2025The racism case against Mary Kostakidis may have a long way to go, with flaws in the Anti-Discrimination Act exposed.
The King’s School headmaster controversy deepens as boy is ‘clipped over the ear’By Michael West | July 28, 2025Controversy has again engulfed one of Australia's most elite private schools, The King's School, as headmaster ...
Antisemitism: trinity of envoys clouds contest for social cohesionBy Ali Reza Yunespour | July 27, 2025Controversy over envoy Jillian Segal's plan to combat antisemitism begs the question should the government fold ...
Time to go digital? Bradfield cliffhanger a case for paperless electionsBy Michael Buining | July 26, 2025The Federal election delivered a resounding defeat for the Liberal Party, topped off by the defeat of Peter ...
MWM – nine years and counting on your support for independent journalismBy Michael West | July 22, 2025We are now in our 10th year at Michael West Media and would like to thank you in the community for supporting us ...
Albanese visits China, meets Xi Jinping, sky does not fallBy Michael Sainsbury | July 16, 2025While many criticise kowtowing to Beijing or catastrophise about Xi's strategic ambitions, Albanese’s trip to ...
Delay, deny, defend. The FOI process is brokenBy Rex Patrick | July 13, 2025The Freedom of Information process is turning contemporary information useful for current debate and scrutiny into ...
Accused of Antisemitism: Herald Sun, Israel lobby v Dandenong Clr Rhonda GaradBy Emma Thomas | July 12, 2025Across Australia, efforts are afoot to silence Israel's critics by conflating anti-Zionism with ...