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 […]
Christian Porter
Scott Morrison’s coercive control of women (part 2)
By Tess Lawrence Porter reveals he has document signed by Kate! In her second excerpt on Scott Morrison’s Coercive Control of Women, Tess Lawrence doubles […]
Open letter to Scott Morrison and Christian Porter
By Tracie Aylmer The first time it happened I was 16-years-old, in 1988 in Sydney. Thinking back, I was groomed by the perpetrator to accept […]
Wednesday was a weird day
Angus Campbell isn’t a bad man. The vast majority of Australian men aren’t ‘bad’ men. But they still seem to think it is a woman’s […]
Porter’s bills may sink BOOT into penalty rates, warns Burke
Shadow industrial relations minister Tony Burke has warned that Australian workers may lose their penalty rates by the end of January 2022 – not via […]
ASIO bill reforms aren’t enough, say MEAA and Greens
Wedged between the recent passage of legislation expanding Australia’s spy agency’s powers and a date for a Senate inquiry into press freedom after the New […]
Insecure work inquiry forthcoming: Tony Burke
With ever-growing concerns among those in Australia’s union movement over rising levels of casual work and under-employment, a Senate inquiry on insecure work will take […]
Unflappable unions remain focused versus IR reform bills
In the federal Parliament’s final sitting week of 2020, Attorney-General Christian Porter has been unveiling the industrial relations reform “Omnibus Bill” via a piece-by-piece treatment […]
Overcome threats, halve insecure work numbers: McManus
While the Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) waits alongside the country’s working classes with baited breath on the Morrison government’s resolution bill on industrial […]
Surplus to requirements, ScoMo?
Applause, stamping, hoots and catcalls resound up and down our wide brown land as another big week in Oz-politics lives down to expectations, as John […]