Bunnings. Where lowest acts are just the beginningBy Michael West | November 2, 2026Bunnings managing director Michael Schneider is a speaker at the Jerusalem Post conference in Sydney next month, ...
James Packer Pays Netanyahu’s Lawyers as Henderson Attacks MWM | Scam of the WeekBy Michael West | November 1, 2026James Packer has paid more than a million dollars to Benjamin Netanyahu's law firm to fight corruption charges, ...
Chairman Chronican does Israel gig. In breach of NAB’s human rights policy?By Michael West | October 19, 2026What do Israel publicist Erin Molan and chairman of National Australia Bank Philip Chronican have in common? They ...
NSW Machine Guns, Digital Duty of Care, Trust Reform | Scam of the WeekBy Michael West | October 18, 2026[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5tyWr4fCC8[/embed] Communications minister Anika Wells has introduced ...
Yes, Minister! Can a Minister interfere with FOI disclosures?By Rex Patrick | October 17, 2026The Department of Industry, Science and Resources seems unclear about the purpose of the Freedom of Information ...
Social cohesion. Police practise their new machine guns at Sydney beachBy Kim Wingerei | October 15, 2026The newly formed NSW Police Armed Response Command will soon be out on the streets, all in the name of social cohesion.
After five long years, Robert Pether is finally freeBy Kim Wingerei | October 13, 2026Caught up in fight about money he had no part in, Australian engineer Robert Pether was imprisoned, tortured and ...
Man faces prison for being annoying. Trial likely next yearBy Michael West | October 11, 2026Palestine activist Austin Mackell is back in Katoomba Court tomorrow fighting over subpoenas to get NSW Police ...
High Court exposing Attorney-General Rowland’s poor judgementBy Rex Patrick | October 9, 2026Six High Court judges unite in opposing the Government's attempts to force a citizen to pay its legal costs.
Westpac’s Palantir Deal, the Fairford Terror Panic and Shoebridge’s Greens | Scam of the WeekBy Michael West | October 4, 2026[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlurBUly0aQ[/embed] Westpac has handed customer data to Palantir, the US ...
Sydney Uni. Kickin’ the free speech can down the roadBy Kim Wingerei | October 1, 2026Last week, Sydney University's Senate decided to follow Chancellor Thodey's lead and reject the assembly of a ...
Lawfare. Sydney University academics will finally have their day in courtBy Kim Wingerei | September 29, 2026Sydney academics John Keane and Nick Riemer have finally been able to file a defence against their accusers.
Bunnings. Where lowest acts are just the beginningBy Michael West | November 2, 2026Bunnings managing director Michael Schneider is a speaker at the Jerusalem Post conference in Sydney next month, ...
James Packer Pays Netanyahu’s Lawyers as Henderson Attacks MWM | Scam of the WeekBy Michael West | November 1, 2026James Packer has paid more than a million dollars to Benjamin Netanyahu's law firm to fight corruption charges, ...
Chairman Chronican does Israel gig. In breach of NAB’s human rights policy?By Michael West | October 19, 2026What do Israel publicist Erin Molan and chairman of National Australia Bank Philip Chronican have in common? They ...
NSW Machine Guns, Digital Duty of Care, Trust Reform | Scam of the WeekBy Michael West | October 18, 2026[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5tyWr4fCC8[/embed] Communications minister Anika Wells has introduced ...
Yes, Minister! Can a Minister interfere with FOI disclosures?By Rex Patrick | October 17, 2026The Department of Industry, Science and Resources seems unclear about the purpose of the Freedom of Information ...
Social cohesion. Police practise their new machine guns at Sydney beachBy Kim Wingerei | October 15, 2026The newly formed NSW Police Armed Response Command will soon be out on the streets, all in the name of social cohesion.
After five long years, Robert Pether is finally freeBy Kim Wingerei | October 13, 2026Caught up in fight about money he had no part in, Australian engineer Robert Pether was imprisoned, tortured and ...
Man faces prison for being annoying. Trial likely next yearBy Michael West | October 11, 2026Palestine activist Austin Mackell is back in Katoomba Court tomorrow fighting over subpoenas to get NSW Police ...
High Court exposing Attorney-General Rowland’s poor judgementBy Rex Patrick | October 9, 2026Six High Court judges unite in opposing the Government's attempts to force a citizen to pay its legal costs.
Westpac’s Palantir Deal, the Fairford Terror Panic and Shoebridge’s Greens | Scam of the WeekBy Michael West | October 4, 2026[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlurBUly0aQ[/embed] Westpac has handed customer data to Palantir, the US ...
Sydney Uni. Kickin’ the free speech can down the roadBy Kim Wingerei | October 1, 2026Last week, Sydney University's Senate decided to follow Chancellor Thodey's lead and reject the assembly of a ...
Lawfare. Sydney University academics will finally have their day in courtBy Kim Wingerei | September 29, 2026Sydney academics John Keane and Nick Riemer have finally been able to file a defence against their accusers.