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WikiLeaks and press freedom in the digital age

In the wake of Julian Assange's release, the debate has heated up over national security versus ...  
Assange release heralds dark legacy for press freedom

While the release of Julian Assange is to be celebrated, the outcome is far from the victory for ...  
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EDITORIAL: Julian Assange is free: Two-faced media welcomes him home as a hero

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is finally home.  
This Week on IA: Dutton, Labor and immigration detention

'This Week on IA' is a weekly short video series that summarises what's been in the news here at ...  
Lessons learned from Robodebt RC: Zero NACC unknown culprits: Six

The NACC's decision to ignore the crime of Robodebt is a kick in the guts for every victim of ...  
No accountability or public shaming for Robodebt criminals: FLASHBACK 2023

Robodebt victims have been left outraged at the national corruption watchdog's decision to avoid ...  
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EDITORIAL: Lessons learned from Robodebt RC: Zero — NACC unknown culprits: Six

It was fitting that Morrison, Tudge, Porter, Robert and Keenan were made to face the Royal Comm ...  
Albanese Government covers for Coalition in ASIC corruption probe

The Albanese Government refuses to disclose key findings of a corruption probe into the corporate ...  
Fearful and forceless: NACC fails Robodebt victims

The National Anti-Corruption Commission has said it will not commence a corruption investigation ...  
Violence against women a global scourge

While violence against women is an issue gaining awareness in Australia, the problem remains ...  
Drugs, thugs and mystery flights: Byron Bay's CIA airport

The story of drug smuggling at Ocean Shores reads like a spy novel, with its U.S. Green Beret ...  
David McBride's sentence a brutal punishment

Whistleblower David McBride has been sentenced to almost six years in prison for exposing Austr ...  
Dutton shares blame for detainee accused of bashing woman

As Minister for Home Affairs, Peter Dutton was indirectly responsible for the release of a deta ...  
Violence against women: The toxic culture of weaponised victimhood

From Andrew Tate to Bruce Lehrmann, male frustration and weaponised victimhood allow violence ...  
Calls to address domestic and family violence met with more words

The Federal Government has been criticised after failing to take firm action in assisting domestic ...  
Dominique Grubisa continues her brazen plagiarism spree

Dominique Grubisa continues to brazenly steal the work of others. What will stop this shameless ...  
Line between cybercrime and cyberwarfare blurring

Advanced technology is creating unparalleled danger in warfare, not only in terms of weaponry but ...  
POEM: Not in my name

This poem is an *IA Writing Competition (creative work category) entry.  

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