Video: Big coal’s network of influence over the coalition government
By Ugly When Greenpeace, with the assistance of journalist Michael West, took on the ground breaking task of investigating the reasons why the fossil fuel […]
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ACOSS shows that the provision of important public services is set to decline further
The Australian Council of Social service (ACOSS) released a new analysis of the federal budget on 6 May.
Stop unjust treatment of Julian Assange and bring him home
By Jim Hayes On 3 May United Nations experts accused the United Kingdom of breaching Julian Assange’s human rights and for his release from prison.
The Rocky Hill mine will not go ahead
By Ben Wilson Great news has come in. As the result of a long battle on the ground by local community members, and led by […]
Telling the truth about Venezuela and acting accordingly
By Joe Montero Since the Juan Guaido debacle in Venezuela, reports coming from the Guaido opposition and its backers in Washington, that beggar belief.
Australia’s political leaders must find a backbone and stand up for Julian Assange
By Joe Montero Even to the most cynical, it should have become plainly obvious now. Julian Assange is not in custody for criminal behaviour, unless […]
Juan Guaido’s Washington backed Venezuela coup attempt failed
By Joe Montero Yesterday’s [1 May] dramatic scenes in Venezuela ended up in a fizzle for self-proclaimed interim president Juan Guaido. Suffering from declining support […]
Coup attempt underway in Venezuela
This was written on 1 May, as the coup attempt was taking place. As the presidential pretender Juan Guaido announces that he is in the […]
The economy is struggling and the election campaign needs to start facing up to it
Greg Jericho (The Guardian 25 Apr 2019) makes some very good points in the following article. At the moment, the Australian economy is doing even […]