No more rorts and fix aged care
By Ben Wilson On February 26, the Royal Commission into aged care will release its final report. The investigation was forced by a series of […]
Corruption
Political donations are much bigger than most think
By Jim Hayes It is no secret that the Australian political system is seriously corrupted through large scale donations to political parties. Just how much […]
Centrelink call centre workers have been sacked as new contract is handed to Serco
Contributed At a time when one would think it a priority to meet the needs of people out of work, the Morrison government is ultimately […]
Scott Morrison and the escalation of crony capitalism in Australia
By Joe Montero Crony capitalism is alive and well in Australia. You can say crony capitalism exists when those who are administrating political power are […]
The prosecution of witness K and Bernard Collaery and covering up wrongdoing and corruption
Contributed On 26 June, ACT Supreme Court justice David Mossop ruled for the Morrison government’s intention to keep evidence over the prosecution of Witness K […]
Adem Somyurek affair is another symptom of a sick political system
By Joe Montero The Labor Party in Victoria has been hit by the Adem Somyurek branch stacking scandal. The party numbers man, member of parliament, […]
Government’s $60 billion not spend doesn’t look like an accident
By Joe Montero The Australian government is accused of stuffing up over $60 billion worth of JobKeeper money. media commentators are largely passing this off […]
High Court’s controversial Pell decision freed him on a technicality
By Joe Montero George Pell has been released from prison, the Pope has welcomed it and the small band of loyalists claim the Cardinal has […]
Video: The sports rort fiasco continues – Senator Jacqui Lambie speak out
We’re expected to believe a report from the PM’s buddy over the auditor-general on the sports rort – seriously? This reeks of a cover-up! It’s […]
Privileged can’t admit why most Australians distrust politicians and political institutions
By Joe Montero It’s no big surprise, that that the study of the Museum of Australian Democracy and the University of Canberra have, after four […]