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Victoria’s bushfires reveal a failure to maintain electricity delivery system

25 March 2018 Editor 0

Contributed by Ben Wilson The flames have hardly gone out in the Victorian bushfires, and a pattern is emerging, around claims that faulty electrical infrastructure is to blame.

The unfolding Cambridge Analytica scandal tells us that there must be an investigation in Australia

25 March 2018 Editor 0

By Joe Montero Facebook is in trouble and its founder Mark Zuckerberg is in the spotlight over revelations of improper use of data, taken from those who have signed up with the social media platform.

March on Palm Sunday for justice for refugees

21 March 2018 Editor 0

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Spain’s women make themselves heard

11 March 2018 Editor 0

Supported by nearly every union organisation in the country 5.3 million women go on strike for 24 hours on International Women’s Day, and a large number take part in massive street marches throughout the country. […]

ABC censors Alberici’s uncomfortable tax cuts truth after Turnbull complaint

25 February 2018 Editor 0

Mr Denmore, author of The Failed Estate, writes about the extraordinary attack on Emma Alberici, because of her analysis of the Australian government’s corporate tax cuts ambition, which she says would be detrimental to Australia. After a complaint […]

UN officials warn Australia against imposing “extreme penalties” for Journalists

25 February 2018 Editor 0

Paul Farrell Senior Reporter at Buzzfeed Australia (19 February 2018) reports that United Nations rapporteurs are seriously concerned about the impact of the Turnbull government’s new security law, and its effect on freedom of the press.

Tony Abbott just keeps on playing the same organ

24 October 2017 Editor 0

Contributed by Joe Montero Tony Abbott is a disgrace and as each day passes, he looks even more ridiculous. But it would be a mistake to just laugh at him. What he does has serious […]

Herald Sun slings mud at Yarra City Council

24 August 2017 Editor 1

by Joe Montero The vicious headlining attack on the Yarra City Council in Melbourne, through the pages of Murdoch’s Herald Sun, cannot be justified in any way and one cannot escape the conclusion that there […]

Same sex marriage opponents and their defence of privilege

24 August 2017 Editor 1

By Joe Montero The same sex marriage debate has attracted national attention. It is an important issue, especially for those directly affected by it.

Government backs down on community legal centre funding cuts

25 April 2017 Editor 0

By Jim Hayes In the face of mounting pressure, the plan to curt tens of millions of dollars from community legal services funding has been chopped by the federal government.

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