Rearranging the deckchairs on climate-battered country
By Frances Goold “He may look like an idiot and talk like an idiot but don’t let that fool you. He really is an idiot.” […]
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Executions – Human Rights forsworn and Wars fought
By Andrew Klein In these days of mass communication and glib reportage, carefully presented and stage managed by the powers that be the reality of […]
The Tale of Goodfella Blakfella and Prince Sticksie
By Kirsten Tona Once upon a very weird time, in a galaxy far far away thank god, there lived two men: Goodfella Blakfella and Prince […]
Saving DEMOCRACY within the Labour Movement
By Callen Sorensen Karklis For those that know, me know I’ve been an occasional co–host on Workers Power 4ZZZ since October last year but I’ve […]
Overdose death at Villawood Detention Centre
Refugee Action Coalition Media Release An African immigration detainee was found dead in his room in Hotham Compound, Villawood detention centre, around 9.00am this morning, Friday, 30 June. […]
Alarming discovery by citizen scientists sparks concerns illegal logging will continue
Wildlife of the Central Highlands (WOTCH), Victorian Forest Alliance (VFA) and Victorian National Parks Association (VNPA) Media Release Citizen scientists from Wildlife of the Central […]
IBAHRI applauds victory for media freedom in landmark war crimes defamation trial
International Bar Association’s Human Rights Institute Media Release The International Bar Association’s Human Rights Institute (IBAHRI) commends the Federal Court of Australia’s recent ruling in […]
The “Voice” Referendum (and why it’s not as complicated as it seems)
Fun facts, not-so-fun facts, terminology tips, and “The Australian Constitution made simple”: The “Voice” Referendum (and why it’s not as complicated as it seems) By […]
More shocking cruelty to Australian sheep revealed as exporters lose control of Oman
Australian Alliance for Animals Media Release The Australian Alliance for Animals is today calling on the Federal Government to expediate its phase out of live […]
The Morrison Government: A textbook case of rampant, moral disengagement
By Steve Davies 2023: What have we all been seeing for a long time? Media report after media report, enquiry after enquiry all showing how […]
Time for a Sequel to Jim Chalmer’s Monthly Essay: Capitalism after the Crises?
By Denis Bright In February 2023, Treasurer Jim Chalmers made a welcome and bipartisan commitment to the transition to a more humane form of Australian […]
First Nations leaders join Rainbow Warrior in solidarity for climate justice
Grata Fund and Greenpeace Media Release Muru kalma sipa – ‘All together we stand’: Torres Strait and Pacific communities on board for climate justice First […]
TIO report calls for new rules to better protect telco consumers
Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman Media Release The Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman (TIO) today released the report ‘A time for change – Three years of systemic investigations in […]
Who is Christian Porter’s sugar daddy? (part 1)
By guest columnist Tess Lawrence Readers know that our guest columnist Tess Lawrence has the naughty habit of calling a spade a pickaxe, especially when […]
Robert F. Kennedy Jnr: The candidacy that shakes the USA
By Isidoros Karderinis Robert F. Kennedy Jnr, son of the assassinated in 1968 Robert Francis Kennedy, US Attorney General, New York Senator and 1968 Democratic […]