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Murdoch attacks ABC and SBS to further aim of complete control of media

12 August 2018 Editor 0

By Jim Hayes Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp has lifted its war on the ABC and SBS, by pushing for the Australian government to review the charters by which the two operate.

New laws will allow the use of military to break protests

29 July 2018 Editor 0

The following is by Paul Gregoire and published by Sydney Criminal Lawyers (19 July 2018). It deals with new legislation introduced into parliament, which will make it easier to involve the military to control the […]

Multiculturalism is a description of Australia’s reality and not a policy

29 July 2018 Editor 0

By Joe Montero The usual suspects are now chorusing that multiculturalism has failed Australia. It is curious that every horse in the Murdoch stable has come out with this one at the same time.

Corporations invested their Trump tax cuts into failing stock buybacks

29 July 2018 Editor 0

This article by Eric Levitz (New York Magazine 9 July 2018), is about the real effect of the Trump cut to company tax, just 6 months after it was put into effect. It has not […]

Murdoch journalists linked to unlawful news-gathering in the United Kingdom

14 July 2018 Editor 0

The following published by Byline Investigations on 7 July 2018, outs senior figured in Murdoch’s media empire in the U.K., who have been named as being involved in unlawful news gathering activities. Evidence provided in […]

Video: Andrew Wilkie on new espionage laws

14 July 2018 Editor 0

He’s one of Australia’s most celebrated whistleblowers. And he has a warning for us. Video from GetUp!

Rupert furthers strategy to crash into social media

14 July 2018 Editor 0

By Jim Hayes Rupert Murdoch’s battle with giants like Facebook amazon and google and Netflix, over ultimate control over social media seems to be a bigger bite that might have first seemed to the 87-year […]

New law to stop foreign interference is a dangerous fraud

14 July 2018 Editor 0

By Joe Montero It seems the Australian parliament is set to pass a law, which is supposed to be aimed against donations that aim at political interference by governments of other countries, but is in […]