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Productivity tsar Danielle Wood ducks for cover on Israel promotionBy Michael West | February 9, 2025Is the Productivity Commission in breach of international law by its support for Israel lobby Australia-Israel ...
Call to Arms: MWM sued for defamation in Federal CourtBy Michael West | February 5, 2025We are being sued for defamation in the Federal Court of Australia. This legal action poses an existential threat ...
Public largesse or market necessity? Jacqui Lambie’s Bill targetting fat cat salariesBy Andrew Gardiner | February 5, 2025Senator Jacqui Lambie will today introduce bills to cap salaries for senior bureaucrats and university Vice ...
Nuclear waste. AUKUS agency’s reckless indifferenceBy Rex Patrick | February 3, 2025The Australian Submarine Agency deals with high-level Defence secrets and fissile material, yet it has been caught ...
Cover-up over: Scott Morrison’s ‘Sports Rorts’ advice finally releasedBy Rex Patrick | January 26, 2025Christian Porter’s ‘legal’ advice to Scott Morrison on Sports Rorts has finally been released after a five year battle
Downer and Howard’s East Timor lies. History missing in action.By Rex Patrick | January 14, 2025The Government commissioned an official history of our operations in Timor and then censored the historian, ...
Medicare – bulk-billing, bluster and a ‘Mediscare’ redux? By Zacharias Szumer | January 13, 2025A new report suggests that the number of GP clinics offering bulk-billing to adults without concessions is in ...
Peter Dutton has a women problem as Teals gear up for ElectionBy Andrew Gardiner | January 12, 2025Aspiring PM Peter Dutton could find himself in a three-cornered contest against Ali France and a Teal independent. ...
Australia’s secret war in Yemen … just don’t call it a warBy Michael West | January 8, 2025The US is mired in its biggest naval battle since WW2 and Australia is commanding its Red Sea Task Force against ...
Government advertising lurk unveiled. Public announcements, private secretsBy Rex Patrick | January 6, 2025Government advertising is always a controversial topic. Is it in the public interest, or just political party ...
Dangerous Tribunal decision paves way for Dutton to keep nuclear blow-outs secretBy Rex Patrick | December 27, 2024The new Administrative Review Tribunal just ruled the $2B, no $6B, no $12B Snowy 2.0 project immune from public ...
Concrete coast: vertical seawalls are snatching the beachfrontBy Marcus Reubenstein | December 26, 2024Is pouring concrete a way of the rich getting richer? Vertical seawalls along the New South Wales coastline are ...