Centrelink
Centrelink debt collectors are being paid by commission
Contributed by a Centrelink recipient No doubt many will find that news that the Department of Human Services has farmed out its debt collecting on commission distasteful.
Year: 2017
Rights
The attack on Assange and WikiLeaks is a disgrace that Australia should stand against
By Adam Carlton The new attack launched by the new CIA Director (13 April 2017) against Julian Assange and its founder WikiLeaks is not only unjust,
International
CIA’s 1983 document reveals plan to destroy Syria
This is worthwhile background reading that contributes to the understanding of the real purpose behind the United States missile attack on Syria last week. Written by Tyler Durden and published by Zero Hedge.com News (10 […]
International
Liberal defenders of free speech curiously silent over banning of Bassem Tamimi
This article by Jeff Sparrow and published by The Guardian Australia (10 April 2017) makes a very good point about the double standard of politicians who cry out against section 18C of the Racial Discrimination […]
Unions
Construction union challenges the new building code
By ugly The Construction Forestry Mining Energy Union (CFMEU) is sticking fast to ensuring that its members interests are protected, when they are facing the impositions of the new building code, attached to the ABCC bill […]
War
Video: We forgot the lesson of Iraq in attack against Syria
Interview with former ambassador to Syria Peter Ford, who talks about the lack of evidence and the consequences of the unjustified attack.
Centrelink
Centrelink uses intimidation to impose the government’s will
By a Centrelink victim There is no let up on Centrelink’s attacks on the innocent. On 18 January, the story of the suicide of Rhys Cauzzo broke. It was first published by The Saturday Paper. […]
Economy
It is not wages but other factors are driving up business costs
By Joe Montero Wages are not a major cause of rising business costs. This is a bold statement in the face of all the rhetoric claiming the opposite to be true. This does not make […]
Unions
Strikers at Fletcher Insulation are determined to fight on
From The pen Striking workers are holding an around-the-clock picket outside their Dandenong factory over a proposed new workplace agreement.
Rights
http://the-pen.co/setback-for-corporate-sectional-interest/
Contributed by Joe Montero The numbers were there in the Senate last night, to throw out the government’s proposed to Section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act.