Wanted for Robodebt crimes: Morrison, Tudge, Robert and Co

29 Sep 2022 | It is only fitting that the Royal Commission into the Robodebt disaster will likely call forth ...  

Dated and fractured: Optus and data protections Down Under

5 Oct 2022 | The recent Optus data breach has shown an urgent need for reform of Australia's data protection ...  

Commonwealth Bank is a disgrace to the public interest

3 Oct 2022 | The Commonwealth Bank, while publicly claiming to be an ethical bank, privately tells its peren ...  

Limiting anti-corruption public hearings an exceptionally bad idea

1 Oct 2022 | Labor's new anti-corruption legislation may prove to be a signal moment but the devil is in the ...  

Animal welfare law reform could rein in horse owners' rights

30 Sep 2022 | Stakeholders have accused the Victoria State Government of sidestepping consultation over proposed ...  

The religious school funding decision that flouted the Constitution

30 Sep 2022 | A 1981 High Court decision to allow the funding of religious schools was a bad move that fractured ...  

EDITORIAL: Wanted for Robodebt crimes: Morrison, Tudge, Robert and Co

28 Sep 2022 | It is only fitting that, as well as senior bureaucrats who administered the scheme, the Royal ...  

The Commonwealth Bank's illusion of ethics

28 Sep 2022 | Despite claims of being an ethical bank, the CBA has a trail of malpractice victims that paints a ...  

Dutton's alleged corrupt link to drug kingpin: FLASHBACK 2019

27 Sep 2022 | In this article from 2019, Ross Jones highlighted one of the more damning scandals tarnishing ...  

Santos loses landmark legal battle against Indigenous rights

27 Sep 2022 | Santos has been ordered to shut down a major drilling operation after it was found that local Tiwi ...  

Dominique Grubisa goes full Trumpian

26 Sep 2022 | Self-professed property maven Dominique Grubisa appears to have an obsession with former U.S. ...  

Medicare must be accessible for prisoners

24 Sep 2022 | I see prisons where hearts are broken; life’s brief light extinguished.  

Offence by another name: Suppressing anti-royal protest in Britain

23 Sep 2022 | The arrests of anti-monarchy protesters in Britain have raised concerns about the freedom of ...  

Licences for horse activity and events on the cards in Victoria

23 Sep 2022 | Licenses for any professional horse activity and events in Victoria could be brought in under ...  

Industrial scale cheating taking over from learning in Australian universities

23 Sep 2022 | With technology allowing cheating to run rampant in universities, reform is needed to bring a ...  

Dominique Grubisa — the very model of a modern major plagiarist

20 Sep 2022 | A manual written by Dominique Grubisa has been largely plagiarised directly from a book penned in ...  

Crikey and Media Watch v Friendlyjordies and IA

19 Sep 2022 | Despite its claims of being small and independent, Crikey uses its cronies in the mainstream ...  

Fossil fuel giants abuse system to silence protesters

15 Sep 2022 | Recent research from EarthRights International shows how the fossil fuel industry uses "judicia ...