Is Phuong Ngo, convicted for Australia’s first political assassination, guilty?By Carlotta McIntosh | September 5, 2026Three books written protesting his innocence, 32 years in prison. Is Phuong Ngo guilty of the assassination of ...
Nothing to Hide? Everything to LoseBy Claudia Weisenberger | September 5, 2026Australian Governments have given controversial surveillance companies Palantir and Cellebrite access our data.
Billions spent on spooks, yet AUKUS bases in clear view of Chinese neighboursBy Rex Patrick | September 4, 2026A businessman with links to the Chinese Communist Party purchased land next to proposed sub-bases, yet the ADF ...
Vic voters beware. One Nation policy confusion and the spectre of a splitBy Andrew Gardiner | September 3, 2026Pauline Hanson might be riding high in the polls, but the confusion over policies and the signs of internal rifts ...
Sydney Marathon. Who told NSW Police to run bodyguard for Israel’s army?By Andrew Brown | September 3, 2026The NSW Police Force assigned a team of runners as bodyguards for IDF soldiers running in the Sydney Marathon. ...
Israel’s ‘Facts on the Ground’ – razing Gaza and South Lebanon By Cathy Peters | September 2, 2026Israel is destroying the evidence in the world's largest crime scenes, Gaza and South Lebanon, obliterating ...
Thirsty? Water supply, not fuel, may be Australia’s biggest worry in warBy Rex Patrick | September 1, 2026In a time of crisis, water supply may be the real problem. Rex Patrick lifts the lid on some uncomfortable ...
‘Not sorry’. Will international pressure mean justice for Zomi Frankcom?By Shamikh Badra | September 1, 2026Will a global human rights declaration help pave the way for Zomi Frankcom killers held accountable for her death?
More charges likely for property scammer Darron LevinBy Marcus Reubenstein | August 31, 2026More people set to come forward as convicted fraudster Darron Levin charged with multiple counts of deception, ...
The Sydney Marathon proved, once again, we are the majorityBy Judith Treanor | August 30, 2026Anti-genocide protestors were buoyed by support from runners at the Sydney Marathon. Judith Treanor from Jews ...
A Fool’s Guide to the housing and immigration dilemmaBy Monte Dwyer | August 30, 2026The endless debate over immigration and housing numbers is long on rhetoric and short on facts; political ...
“Battle for the soul”. KPMG whistleblower’s court win threatens Big 4 super-perkBy Stephanie Tran | August 30, 2026Brendan Lyon has won protective costs order in the NSW Supreme Court with major implications for liability ...
RIP King Harald. Will the next generation of royals be the last?By Kim Wingerei | August 29, 2026King Harald of Norway passed away on Friday. The country mourns while welcoming his son as the next regent. But ...
Real wages are collapsing while the RBA looks awayBy Greg Jericho | August 28, 2026Real wages are down, and the RBA is afraid to change that. Recovery may be unachievable unless real wages grow or ...
Palantir is inside the House. Surveillance and the NDISBy Claudia Weisenberger | August 28, 2026The Government is sharing your data between agencies and even with controversial CIA-linked surveillance group ...