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“Let the boat go to scrap”. Hall Chadwick private lending network exposedBy Stephanie Tran | May 7, 2026As the Kimberley charter boat fell into the hands of Hall Chadwick insolvency partner Richard Albarran, reporter ...
Antisemitism. The Royal Conflation Commission is in sessionBy Stephanie Tran | May 6, 2026The Bondi Royal Commission started its public hearings this week, and the mainstream media is lapping up the ...
“Free trade deal”, what? Chinese sue Australia over Darwin PortBy Patricia Ranald | May 6, 2026The Darwin Port suing the Australian government shows why 'free trade' deals must not include investor rights to ...
RBA raises rate. Leaves pressure on Chalmers’ tax fiddlingBy Michael Pascoe | May 5, 2026As widely expected, the Reserve Bank raised its interest rate by another 0.25% points today, just in time for Jim ...
Clover Moore capitulates, cancels ‘Globalise the Intifada’ debateBy Andrew Brown | May 5, 2026Clover Moore capitulates to Murdoch media and Chris Minns, cancels Sydney debate on 'Globalise the Intifada'. ...
Women Deliver Conference. Glimmers of hope amid the doom and gloom?By Aleta Moriarty | May 4, 2026The Women Deliver conference in Melbourne exposed the global decline in humanitarian aid amid escalating conflict.
Socceroo quandary. USA tourism in decline as World Cup looms amid visa mess, Trump chaosBy Andrew Gardiner | May 4, 2026Amid global trepidation in the football fraternity over the troubles in the USA, hosts for the 2026 World Cup, ...
Running interference for the DPP. Has the NACC redefined its role?By Paul Begley | May 3, 2026The re-investigation of the "Robodebt six" ended in a whimper, and in the process, the NACC failed in its mission. Again.
Australia’s first political assasination or miscarriage of justice?By Adam Shand | May 2, 2026More than thirty years after the murder of NSW politician John Newman, questions remain over the guilt of the man ...
Bondi Royal Commission. What this report refuses to seeBy Andrew Brown | May 1, 2026This report was designed to produce conclusions rather than find them". A response to the interim findings of the ...
The Bondi massacre interim report is out. Don’t mention the G wordBy Stephanie Tran and Kim Wingerei | April 30, 2026The interim report by the Royal Commission established after the Bondi massacre recommends changes,with the ...
From stick to carrot. The News Media Bargaining IncentiveBy Kim Wingerei | April 29, 2026The much-heralded 'News Media Bargaining Code' only served to line the shallow pockets of mainstream media. The ...
The Enforcement. The lobby that bought Australian democracyBy Andrew Brown | April 29, 2026Australia's sovereignty is routinely violated by Israel, our institutions utterly subject to foreign influence. ...
Foreign Influence. How the Israel lobby bought Australian democracyBy Andrew Brown | April 28, 2026No other lobby in Australia holds such power. Andrew Brown explains how the Israel Lobby bought Australian ...