Israel funded the legal assault on Mary KostakidisBy Stephanie Tran and Michael West | September 14, 2026The Zionist Federation of Australia's legal assault on Israel critic and journalist Mary Kostakidis was financed ...
The human face behind Australia’s inhumane treatment of refugeesBy Kim Wingerei | September 14, 2026In detention centres around Australia, scores of refugees are facing the threat of being on the next plane to ...
One Nation and the myth of a monoculture that doesn’t existBy Max Jeganathan | September 14, 2026Despite its policy confusion, Pauline Hanson's One Nation is leading the polls. But is their idea of monoculture ...
Wrong way. Australia’s expanding embrace of IsraelBy Kellie Tranter | September 13, 2026Despite the ongoing illegal Israeli activities in Palestine, the Albanese government refuses to stop trading with ...
Pork barrelling is back, to stay. It’s corrupt but legalBy Rex Patrick | September 13, 2026It’s been a messy week for Prime Minister Anthony Albanese after the Centre for Public Integrity called his ...
Muzzling speech by stealth. How Segal is imposing her antisemitism regime on the artsBy Joshua Barnett | September 12, 2026The Zionist envoy, Jillian Segal, wants arts sector to adopt IHRA definition of antisemitism and wants it imposed ...
“Modern blood libels.” UN genocide findings dismissed at JNF fundraiserBy Stephanie Tran | September 12, 2026Speaker at Jewish National Fund Australia’s annual fundraiser describes UN findings on Israel's Gaza genocide as ...
Mary Kostakidis stared down the Zionist lobby, and courage wonBy Andrew Brown | September 11, 2026Power expected fear, expense and exhaustion to silence one journalist. Mary Kostakidis stood her ground, and the ...
Rorts galore. Why is Albo encouraging grant corruption?By Michael Pascoe | September 10, 2026There’s a reason why the knackerless NACC doesn’t care about grant corruption: politicians don't want it to. ...
NDIS: how they dudded the disabled and duchessed the corporationsBy Sam Connor | September 10, 2026Large multinational corporations are taking over health services funded by NDIS and Medicare, reshaping the sector.
Inside Job. How former insiders and corporateers are cashing in on the NDISBy Claudia Weisenberger | September 9, 2026Government has swung the axe at the NDIS but corporations are cashing in. Claudia Weisenberger investigates the ...
The Beetaloo trap. INPEX to frack more, pay less as NT debt balloonsBy Graham Bates | September 9, 2026While the NT's debt balloons and essential services crumble, foreign-owned INPEX extract billions through fiscal ...
Labor and Coalition vote down bill to strip tax breaks from charities funding Israel war machineBy Stephanie Tran | September 8, 2026Labor and the Coalition have voted down a Greens amendment to strip tax breaks from charities funding illegal ...
AI data centre puts Melbourne’s West Gate Bridge at riskBy Megan Jones | September 8, 2026Victoria's Government has approved a massive data centre in the parklands adjacent to the West Gate Bridge without ...
The global reckoning over Palantir and Cellebrite – and the country that never askedBy Claudia Weisenberger | September 7, 2026A rash of European countries have cut contracts with surveillance group Palantir. Australia has had no inquiry, ...