Psst. Defence security in Australia is run by the ChineseBy Michael West | November 12, 2026The security of Australia's Defence assets has been entrusted to a group with significant ties to the Chinese ...
How the West was lost. Ganglands war out West but Minns sends troops to leafy EastBy Andrew Brown | November 12, 2026The West is at war in Sydney. Yet Premier Chris Minns sends police to Dover Heights in the East. By Andrew Brown.
Gaza and West Bank status quo. A new Israeli PM won’t make any differenceBy Cathy Peters | November 11, 2026Last week’s elections might see Netanyahu lose power, but Israel has the Occupied Palestinian Territory in an ...
Welcome aboard! Qantas invokes the Spirit of BangaloreBy Michael Sainsbury | November 11, 2026The Federal government is once again allowing Australia’s most protected company to trample over its workers, ...
The robot decides. The algorithms taking charge of our healthBy Claudia Weisenberger | November 10, 2026The robots are taking charge of healthcare, with assessments of NDIS and aged care patients' needs being done by ...
LinkedIn: Latest sweetspot for doxing, propaganda and political surveilanceBy Andrew Gardiner | November 9, 2026LinkedIn, once a beacon of social media calm, is being turned into a tool of propaganda, political surveillance ...
Daylight upon Magic. Time to end the banks’ grip on debt markets, let citizens inBy Philip Carden | November 9, 2026Ordinary nvestors are shut out of Australian Government bond markets, forced to pay higher prices for these debts ...
Male violence, male entitlement. Why is the reckoning taking so long?By Andrew Brown | November 8, 2026Russel Brand got away with it for decades. He didn't kill anyone, but his crimes are symptomatic of a culture of ...
Wollongong Uni. Hundreds of millions paid for exiting dud contractBy James Guthrie and Adam Lucas | November 6, 2026The University of Wollongong paid $500m to terminate a contract to build and manage student accommodation, leaving ...
New Zealand Election. Fractious campaign heralds cliffhangerBy Grant Duncan | November 6, 2026Unlike the US midterms, which turned out more or less as expected, the New Zealand election tomorrow is too close ...
Minns’ army on the streets in the East, while gangland wars ignite the WestBy Andrew Brown | November 5, 2026NSW Premier Minns spends $94.3m on army of 250 officers with high-powered rifles in response to Bondi. Meanwhile, ...
Children’s detention. What are the NT and Queensland governments hiding?By Aleta Moriarty | November 5, 2026The Northern Territory and Queensland governments have refused to let the UN human rights advocate into their ...
Toxic Facebook’s 17 years of tax evasionBy Michael West and Wally The Chartered Accountant | November 4, 2026Facebook is a bad corporate citizen, its business model toxic and its tax evasion practices, including dodging ...
Foreign agency. Antisemitism Envoy Jillian Segal a US tool for ZionistsBy Cathy Peters and Wendy Bacon | November 4, 2026Antisemitism envoy Jillian Segal is part of a network of 'special envoys' launched by key pro-Israel bodies and ...
When in doubt, throw the baby out. RBA’s latest strategy revealedBy Michael Pascoe | November 4, 2026The Reserve Bank has developed a twist on the “don’t throw the baby out with the bathwater” proverb. It’s tossing ...