France erupts after police killing of a teenager
By Ben Wilson Protests are rocking France again. This time it’s over the police shooting and killing of a 17-year-old at a traffic stop. Being […]
Month: June 2023
Multinationals push back against greater tax disclosure
By Joe Montero Foreign multinationals operating in Australia are being driven mad by debate in the Senate over stronger tax transparency laws that apply to […]
Most of Australia is not happy with the nation’s direction
By Jim Hayes The latest Guardian Essential poll pinpointed some telling truths about how Australians feel about where Australia is heading and how our political leaders […]
A peace movement is needed to put an end to Ukraine war
By Joe Montero I have put some effort into trying to make sense of the present battlefield offensive pf the Kiev forces in Ukraine. After […]
United Nations investigation highlights cruel treatment of prisoners still in Guantanamo
Contributed A United Nations investigator, with a background in the Irish legal system has released a report that calls for proper treatment of prisoners still […]
Visy workers are fighting for a liveable deal
By Ben Wilson Back on 18 January, cannery workers at Visy in Shepparton took strike action for 24 hours over stalled negotiations between their union […]
Donald Trump case is about which faction of Wall Street will dominate
By Joe Montero Donald Trump has finally been arrested and charged with criminal offenses and faces 37 counts of having committed federal crimes. This is […]
The problem with PWC and the Big 4 : Treason is the business model
Investigative journalist Michael West writes (Michael West Media 1 June 2023) about how the scandal surrounding PwC is not one off, but part of systemic problem […]
It is time to get serious about the housing affordability crisis
By Joe Montero Being able to afford a home to provide for housing needs is an important part of living a quality life. In fact, […]