Protesters criminalised but who’s at fault?
Five state governments have now passed tough new laws with powers to put protesters in jail, such is the battle now raging between governments wanting to prop up the fossil …
Time to give up on ‘solidarity’
Just as the States are passing legislation to stop coercive control, Labor is using it on Senator Payman, ‘for the good of the Labor Party’. The truth is that Labor …
SA’s political donation ban
We welcome the plan to ban all political donations announced by South Australian Premier, Peter Malinauskas, ahead of the next state election. The plan appears to balance the need for …
Robodebt Officers off the Hook
In an extraordinary move, the National Anti Corruption Commission has declined to pursue the Robodebt Royal Commission’s findings, saying ‘it was unlikely to obtain significant new evidence’ and was concerned …
Former PM in the deep end, cashing in on influence
Leaving parliament in late February, it seems Scott Morrison landed an adviser’s job for Seafloor Minerals Fund, a deep-sea mining venture capital business, set up to ‘support the strategic goals of AUKUS’. …
eSafety Commissioner: Govt approach dangerous, ill-informed
We condemn the horrific Wakeley terrorist attack and wish for a speedy recovery for Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel and the Christ the Good Shepherd Church. We agree the video of …