“Smorgasbord of thousands” – Australia’s military aid to Israel revealedBy Kellie Tranter | April 21, 2025The Australian government denies exporting weapons used by the IDF in the genocide in Gaza but it is a prolific ...
“The System” needs to change. War crimes whistleblower David McBrideBy David McBride | April 20, 2025Afghan war crimes whistleblower David McBride languishes in prison while war crimes perpetrators roam free. David ...
Caretaker of the Fossils: Beach approval takes government’s gas and coal tally to 17By Zacharias Szumer | April 19, 2025The government is in caretaker mode, but that hasn’t stopped federal agencies from quietly approving new fossil ...
Who is behind the racist Lions of Zion fight club charity?By Yaakov Aharon | April 18, 2025Violence broke out on in Melbourne's CBD as Victoria Police moved on and arrested members of the far-right Jewish ...
Another coal project. BHP spins mine approval as pumped hydro ‘coal lakes’By Michael West | April 17, 2025The government has approved a giant coal project, the extension of Australia’s biggest coal mine, BHP’s Mt Arthur ...
From Indonesia with love vs Australian suspicionBy Duncan Graham | April 17, 2025While Dutton worries about fake reports on Russian planes based in Indonesia, our closest neighbour remains ...
What is the War Memorial so desperate to hide?By Rex Patrick | April 15, 2025The Australian War Memorial doesn’t want us to see the full history of Australian operations in East Timor, having ...
Trade wars. Trump is fighting a fight the US lost decades agoBy Michael Pascoe | April 14, 2025Poor old Donald Trump thinks the United States still dominates the global economy, but the 'stable genius' has ...
Channel 7’s hit on EVs exposes brutal work practices, Indonesia hits foreign mediaBy Duncan Graham | April 13, 2025Channel 7's Spotlight program exposed horrible work practices in Indonesia's nickel factories, blaming electric ...
Forget nuclear, Australia is on fast lane to 100pc renewablesBy Andrew Blakers | April 11, 2025Gas is the talk of the town, while nuclear is not, but a massive increase in solar power generation capacity is ...
Corporate tax avoidance. Who helps fund Australia, and who doesn’t?By Mark Zirnsak, Jason Ward, Mikhail Shashnov and Roman Lanis | April 10, 2025With the election looming, the promises of the major parties can only be kept if enough tax is collected to pay ...
Tariffs, shares, bonds and China’s ‘nuclear option’. Making sense of Trump mayhemBy Michael West and Kim Wingerei | April 9, 2025Donald Trump has declared a trade war, the share market is down, and US treasury bond yields are up. But how did ...
Big banks tap households – micropayments the growth revenue streamBy Andrew Gardiner | April 8, 2025Fees garnered from household expenditure increased by 11% last financial year, mainly from personal loans and ...
Politics trumps national interest. Labor wedged over Port of Darwin farceBy Michael Pascoe | April 7, 2025Neither of the major parties came out of the weekend’s Port of Darwin farce well. Both played pathetic local ...
IDF courts Australian universities amid anti-war protestsBy Wendy Bacon and Yaakov Aharon | April 5, 2025This week, hundreds of university staff and students in Melbourne and Sydney called on their Vice-Chancellors to ...