Cybersecurity company Palantir has high-level Australian government security clearance despite concerns about its role in surveillance and complicity in the Gaza genocide.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has dismissed calls for a Royal Commission into the Bondi attacks. Is the Richardson inquiry independent, or a roving insider?
It happens every day somewhere in the world, the killing of innocents by war mongers, mass murderers or terrorists. When it is close to home, it affects us so much more.
The Minns government is refusing to respond to questions on Mossad-linked security armed on Sydney streets as Premier rushes through sweeping anti-protest powers in the aftermath of the Bondi massacre.
Exclusive footage from inside an Israeli global defence tech conference reveals how war is being openly sold as a growth industry.
Weapons executives and financiers discuss Gaza as a testing ...
Chris Minns’ protest ban has the premise that preventing the murder of Jews in Sydney means consenting to the murder of Palestinians in Gaza. It is not just authoritarian: it is breathtakingly ...
With PM Anthony Albanese, peace protestors and Iran all fingered in the frenzy of blame for the Bondi Beach massacre, Michael Pascoe takes a reality check ... with guns.
Violence begets violence. Israel’s Prime Minister should butt out of Australian politics. The tragedy at Bondi Beach, writes Michael West, must not be exploited for political points.
Earlier this week Defence Minister Richard Marles announced a big reform in Defence Procurement. Except it wasn’t a big reform, rather a rearranging of deck chairs. Former senator Rex Patrick reports.