Refugees and asylum seekers camping at Tony Burke’s Punchbowl office 24/7
Refugees and asylum seekers are camping 24/7 in Punchbowl outside Tony Burke’s office Tuesday August 6, 2024 while they wait for answers. The rally is […]
Urgent policy reform needed to fix fast track injustice affecting thousands of refugees
Media Release Refugee advocates are calling for the new Minister for Home Affairs, Immigration and Multicultural Affairs, Tony Burke, to urgently provide victims of the […]
Gimme the details
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was at the Garma Festival of Traditional Cultures last weekend. In his speech at the Festival he touched on the failure […]
Ombudsman finds more can be done to protect Australians from myGov fraud
Commonwealth Ombudsman Media Release Today the Commonwealth Ombudsman released the investigation report, ‘Keeping myGov secure – An investigation into Services Australia’s response to myGov fraud […]
Allyship Summit maps out next steps for the future of the Uluru Statement
Allies for Uluru Media Release Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders and allies from across the country will come together for a National Allyship Summit […]
Political Pretence: The Democrats and the Palestinians
The fact that the Democrats currently occupy the White House has done little to ruffle the equation of blood and gore in the Middle East, […]
Peter Dutton And The Truth, Interest Rates And Other Strange Phenomena…
Yes, it was just a cheap shot from Albanese when he pointed out how strange it was that Peter Dutton is opposed to “truth-telling”, but […]
Leading environmental groups have welcomed the Western Australian Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) rejection of fossil fuel giant Woodside’s proposed Browse Gas project
Conservation Council of WA Media Release The EPA reached its finding due to a wide range of major concerns about environmental, nature and pollution impacts, […]
Nationwide search begins for next superstars of STEM
Science & Technology Australia Media Release An Australia-wide search is on for the next stellar Superstars of STEM – the game-changing program that powerfully advances […]
On the Loose
By James Moore “My salvation is that I was not born into the adolescence of my race. Its beautiful childhood may be gone, but its […]
Kamala Harris: Papier-mâché Coronation
How aristocratic it all sounds, if only in a playground, papier-mâché sense. The language of the estates, the “crowning,” the “coronation,” words repurposed for republican […]
Weirdos – theirs vs ours
Weird, creepy or just plain nasty? What I find truly weird is that when Kamala Harris’s campaign labelled bleach boy Donny T and his douche […]
Calls for Australian food labelling to be improved
Following the Food Ministers’ Meeting last week, concerns have emerged that food labelling regimes are falling short. By Dr Sharayah Carter, Human Biosciences (Nutrition and […]
To Close the Gap, Governments and their Bureaucracy must change the way they do business
The update by the Productivity Commission on key closing the gap targets shows a worrying trend. The data says that the number of Aboriginal and […]
Assange, CIA Surveillance and Spain’s Audencia Nacional
The sordid story on the CIA-backed operation against the WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange during his time cramped in London’s Ecuadorian Embassy continues to froth and […]