River Country community day explores Australia’s remarkable river and wetland communities
Media Release Living on the Edge project launches at the National Museum of Australia with a vibrant community day Experience a stimulating array of art, […]
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Untold Stories – Australians’ shocking confessions on The Voice
SNAP-POLL Media Release “Making the Invisible, Visible” Explosive Independent Community Poll Uncovers the WHY Behind Australians’ Referendum Votes. SNAP-POLL Sheds light on Unfiltered Sentiments for […]
Financial Dimensions of a Re-Emergent Anglosphere with added Militaristic Cover in that Dynamic Pragmatism of Mainstream Politics
By Denis Bright Our political and corporate leaders within the Anglosphere group of countries have recovered a global outreach beyond the wildest dreams of King […]
Joey’s story
By Joey King I desperately need help. The Project will be sharing my story Friday, 6 October at 7pm. Please watch it and share about […]
The American economy on a tense rope
By Isidoros Karderinis America is today at the most critical point in its modern history. It is threatened with a collapse which, if it happens, […]
Labor turns blind eye to vulnerable victims of fast track refugee assessment
Refugee Action Coalition Media Release Immigration Minister Andrew Giles claimed that Labor reforms, “…will ensure that those found to be owed Australia’s protection will have […]
Condensed Fun Facts, Dates, Myths/Misconceptions
By Richard Whitington Fun Referendum Facts Fun Referendum Facts #1: The ballot paper for a referendum has just one box on it and you must […]
Corruption suspicions hang over secret PNG refugee contracts
Refugee Action Coalition Media Release AUSTALIA’S SECRET PNG DEAL MUST BE INVESTIGATED Refugee advocates are calling on both the Australian and PNG governments to urgently […]
Media Alert – Refugees Say “Fair Go, Albo”
A protest vigil will be held for 4 days at the electoral office of Anthony Albanese 334A Marrickville Road, Marrickville NSW 2204. This event is […]
Desperate refugees hold their ground
In Melbourne, there have been rolling protests by refugees outside the electoral offices of the Minister for Home Affairs Clare O’Neil and Immigration Minister Andrew […]
Manus, Nauru way worse than Pezzullo texts
By Jane Salmon All the hyperbole about Pezzullo’s fall from grace is annoying. Everything Pezzullo oversaw on Manus and Nauru was actually worse than […]
Tech Council of Australia Supports Indigenous Voice to Parliament
Media Alert Canberra: Following the announcement of the referendum date, the Tech Council of Australia (TCA) Board has confirmed its support for an Aboriginal and […]
Study reveals most common forms of coercive control as DV offences rise NSW
Media Release A new study by the NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research (BOSCAR) that looked at the prevalence of coercive control behaviours in […]
Great Expectations from the Summit of the G-77 Group in Havana Interact with Trends in Global Political Realities
By Denis Bright The prospects for commitment to UN General Assembly’s sustainment development forum are being thwarted by a sharp escalation of the war in […]
Murdoch: King Lear or Citizen Kane?
By guest columnist Tess Lawrence It may be premature to write Emeritus Chairman Rupert Murdoch’s epitaph now that he’s ostensibly handed the keys of his […]