Facebook record settlement. Just the cost of doing business…By Kim Wingerei | August 27, 2026Facebook owner META has agreed to pay $US18 billion to settle a case brought against it by US states. The money ...
IDF soldiers heading to Australia to compete in the Sydney MarathonBy Michael West | August 25, 2026As many as 40 former and current IDF soldiers and associates are coming to Australia to compete in the Sydney ...
The Mossad Minns Militia | Scam of the WeekBy Michael West | August 23, 2026An armed Jewish police force, que? Do the Catholics get one too? How about the followers of the Guru Granth Sahib ...
Customs confiscates travellers’ phones. Does Israeli tech firm clone them?By Michael West | August 18, 2026Border Force (ABF) is confiscating the phones of returning Australian travellers - declines to confirm if Israel ...
Michelle Rowland to decide if David McBride gets out of jail tomorrowBy Stephanie Tran | August 12, 2026Attorney General Michelle Rowland decides tomorrow whether military whistleblower David McBride will be released ...
Police social cohesion squad prosecutes man over Gaza emails to his MPBy Michael West | August 10, 2026A Palestine activist has been charged with a criminal offence for pestering his local MP with emails, and faces 5 ...
Australia, world leader in arresting climate protestors, drops 130 chargesBy Michael West | August 7, 2026NSW Police have dropped charges against the remaining climate protestors from Rising Tide's 2024 People's Blockade ...
“I’m sorry but …” BHP v coal miner Simon Turner delayed againBy Michael West | July 15, 2026BHP's case against coal miner Simon Turner has been vacated as the disabled miner has fallen ill in his 10-year ...
Robert Pether stuck in Iraq. UN experts on torture voice concernBy Kim Wingerei | July 1, 2026Robert Pether, the Australian engineer jailed for five years on trumped-up charges, remains in Iraq facing ...
Australian media ignores UN report on deliberate killing of childrenBy Stephanie Tran | June 25, 2026Devastating UN report into the targeting and murder of Palestinian children by Israel is not very newsworthy, apparently.
Mandarin salaries. Another win for transparency as Tribunal publishes submissionsBy Kim Wingerei | June 24, 2026After much pressure from the public and the Senate, the Remuneration Tribunal initiated a review of senior ...
An invitation from Newscorp’s “most trusted media brands”. What’s the scam?By Kim Wingerei | June 23, 2026Murdoch's News Australia has invited "a select group of local businesses" to a workshop hosted by "Australia's ...
Facebook record settlement. Just the cost of doing business…By Kim Wingerei | August 27, 2026Facebook owner META has agreed to pay $US18 billion to settle a case brought against it by US states. The money ...
IDF soldiers heading to Australia to compete in the Sydney MarathonBy Michael West | August 25, 2026As many as 40 former and current IDF soldiers and associates are coming to Australia to compete in the Sydney ...
The Mossad Minns Militia | Scam of the WeekBy Michael West | August 23, 2026An armed Jewish police force, que? Do the Catholics get one too? How about the followers of the Guru Granth Sahib ...
Customs confiscates travellers’ phones. Does Israeli tech firm clone them?By Michael West | August 18, 2026Border Force (ABF) is confiscating the phones of returning Australian travellers - declines to confirm if Israel ...
Michelle Rowland to decide if David McBride gets out of jail tomorrowBy Stephanie Tran | August 12, 2026Attorney General Michelle Rowland decides tomorrow whether military whistleblower David McBride will be released ...
Police social cohesion squad prosecutes man over Gaza emails to his MPBy Michael West | August 10, 2026A Palestine activist has been charged with a criminal offence for pestering his local MP with emails, and faces 5 ...
Australia, world leader in arresting climate protestors, drops 130 chargesBy Michael West | August 7, 2026NSW Police have dropped charges against the remaining climate protestors from Rising Tide's 2024 People's Blockade ...
“I’m sorry but …” BHP v coal miner Simon Turner delayed againBy Michael West | July 15, 2026BHP's case against coal miner Simon Turner has been vacated as the disabled miner has fallen ill in his 10-year ...
Robert Pether stuck in Iraq. UN experts on torture voice concernBy Kim Wingerei | July 1, 2026Robert Pether, the Australian engineer jailed for five years on trumped-up charges, remains in Iraq facing ...
Australian media ignores UN report on deliberate killing of childrenBy Stephanie Tran | June 25, 2026Devastating UN report into the targeting and murder of Palestinian children by Israel is not very newsworthy, apparently.
Mandarin salaries. Another win for transparency as Tribunal publishes submissionsBy Kim Wingerei | June 24, 2026After much pressure from the public and the Senate, the Remuneration Tribunal initiated a review of senior ...
An invitation from Newscorp’s “most trusted media brands”. What’s the scam?By Kim Wingerei | June 23, 2026Murdoch's News Australia has invited "a select group of local businesses" to a workshop hosted by "Australia's ...