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EDITORIAL: Dutton chortles as Labor acts on L-NP Robodebt delinquency

When Australians elect a Labor government, they generally do so only when they believe change is ...  
Prison tragedy highlights child incarceration cruelty

The recent death of a child in custody has raised concerns about Australia's youth detention ...  
IA's last word on the Voice

A couple of days ago, we received an email from an IA subscriber, conveying that person's reasons ...  
Sunak's AI summit: Writing the rules on AI regulation

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak looks as much a deep fake projection as a thin, superficial ...  
News Corp vultures exploit legal system to control Lehrmann story

The Bruce Lehrmann plot thickens as News Corp journalists claim to have obtained confidential ...  
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EDITORIAL: News Corp vultures exploit legal system to control Lehrmann story

The Bruce Lehrmann plot thickens as News Corp journalists claim to have obtained confidential ...  
Councillor accused of murder refuses to resign, leaving division in chaos

As Gold Coast's Division 7 councillor faces murder charges, Mayor Tom Tate has been announced as ...  
Dominique Grubisa's ASIC win a shallow victory

Property maven Dominique Grubisa seems to have some success in the AAT. But was it really a ...  
Accountability missing over unlawful hotel quarantine fees

The mainstream media is failing to report on the unlawfulness of the NSW Government's enforcement ...  
Coalition and Dutton must pay price for destroying Indigenous aspirations

Outrage at the Opposition’s referendum "No" campaign should motivate dire political consequen ...  
The tragic history of Coalition betraying Indigenous Australians

Since federation in 1901 there have been six major landmarks in Indigenous affairs. The Coalition ...  
Ignorance is not bliss: Including people with disabilities in Australian society

We have a long way to go to ensure that people with disabilities are fully included in all aspects ...  
Stolen government data shared in PwC emails

Stolen Australian Government tax policy information was shared between two top-level groups of ...  
Cookers stir the crock to stop Australia voting 'Yes'

You may think us overly optimistic or even naive, but IA is choosing to remain positive about the ...  
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EDITORIAL: Cookers stir the crock to stop Australia voting 'Yes'

You may think us overly optimistic or even naive, but IA is choosing to remain positive about the ...  
The days of D-Notices are not done

The attempt by Mike Pezzullo to reintroduce Defence Notices is a concerning act of trying to ...  
No good reason to vote 'No'

There is a fundamental need for a Voice to Parliament to address the disproportionate burdens ...  
Campaign to free Assange stronger than ever

With the possibility looming of extradition for journalist Julian Assange, the campaign to free ...  

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