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Great Barrier reef money and the stink of corruption

21 August 2018 Editor 0

By Adam Carlton The Turnbull government has handed over $444 million to a shonky outfit, which falsely claims that it works for the preservation of the Great Barrier Reef, and this has bounced back to […]

Turnbull corruption and Murdoch

19 August 2018 Editor 0

By Joe Montero Malcolm Turnbull’s latest scandal, exposing connection to a $12 million share in a scam run by an outfit called the United States Studies Centre, shouldn’t be a shock to anyone.

Inhumane government and corruption are two sides of the same coin

16 June 2018 Editor 0

By Adam Carlton Corruption among Australia’s top politicians is all the talk now. The common wisdom is that corruption drives the wheels of the Australian political system.

The Commonwealth Bank fined for what should be regarded as criminal acts

7 June 2018 Editor 0

By Jim Hayes After facing accusations form the Federal Government’s financial intelligence agency AUSTRAC, involving serious breaches of anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing laws, the Commonwealth Bank has agreed to pay a $700 million fine. […]

Julie Bishop’s brother profits from protecting the banks

3 May 2018 Editor 0

This piece of investigative journalism by Shane Dowling was published in Kangaroo Court in Australia. It provides a glimpse into one part of the association between the Turnbull government and the banks. Julie Bishop’s brother is […]

Turnbull’s new crisis is the result of ongoing collusion with the banks to rob the public

3 May 2018 Editor 0

By Joe Montero As the fallout from the Royal Commission continues to envelope the Turnbull government, no amount of promising has brought about relief from the trouble it now finds itself in.

Royal Commission into finance industry exposes some truths but the problem is systemic

26 April 2018 Editor 0

By Joe Montero The Turnbull government compelled by circumstances to respond to popular pressure of action on the banks, the disclosures of whistleblowers and finally rebellion among its Coalition partners in the National party, with […]

Cricket cheating scandal is a symptom of the extreme commercialisation of society

7 April 2018 Editor 0

By Joe Montero The Australian cricket team ball tampering scandal has focused on the wrongdoing by the captain. There is no argument that Steve Smith and Dave Warner too, should be accountable for his own […]

Joyce affair reveals Australia’s corrupt and crony political culture

25 February 2018 Editor 0

By Joe Montero Since this article was written, Barnaby Joyce has announced his retirement, on the grounds that he “can’t take it anymore.” As indicated below, the situation had developed to the point where his […]

The Paradise Papers extreme capitalism and the ICIJ

14 November 2017 Editor 0

by Joe Montero The massive Paradise Papers leak is as big as the Panama Papers release last year,. Although it is grabbing some attention, it is not producing headlines on the same scale. Each of these […]

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