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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 […]

Assange should come home to Australia now

11 June 2018 Editor 0

The following by Julian Assange and WikiLeaks legal advisor, solicitor Greg Barns, and published in the Sydney Morning Herald on 2 June 2018, provides a case for intervention by the Australian government, for the protection […]

Video: This is a future to fight for

23 May 2018 Editor 0

Here is a call from the activist online organisation GNU, for Australians to come together to build an economy that works for everyone, not the one percent. It is suggested that this is a good […]

News Corporation’s war on Facebook is over control of social media

23 May 2018 Editor 0

By Joe Montero An article that recently appeared in The Age (13 May 2018) and written by John McDuling, argued that a big reason why Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook are in trouble, is the campaign […]

Press freedom in Australia is getting worse

10 May 2018 Editor 0

By the Media Entertainment and Arts alliance (MEAA) Press freedom in Australia has deteriorated over the past decade according to a survey of more than 1200 people conducted by MEAA.

Radical ultras are now dominating Victoria’s Liberal Party

10 May 2018 Editor 0

Contributed Malcolm Turnbull is now facing another problem. The radical right has gained significant ground in the Liberal Party’s Victorian branch.

Julian Assange is back on the Internet after attempt to have him silenced

26 April 2018 Editor 0

Contributed by a supporter of Julian Assange and WikiLeaks Nearly a month after Ecuador was pressured to cut off Julian Assange’s access to the Internet, his access has been restored, because of a global campaign […]

Smoking gun shows that the unemployed and pensioners are not the bludgers

14 April 2018 Editor 0

By Joe Montero The Turnbull government’s war against Centrelink benefit recipients is based on the lie that they are imposing a burden on those who have a job.

Refugees plead for reunification with family

10 April 2018 Editor 0

This article by Helen Davidson and Saba Vasefi (The Guardian 8 April 2018), relates the story of Narges and Daryoush, who are suffering ill health in detention, want to be reunited with their mother who they haven’t seen […]

Facebook’s Cambridge Analytica scandal hits Australia

8 April 2018 Editor 0

By Ben Wilson It was bound to happen. The Cambridge Analytica scandal was bound to reach Australia.

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