Its own figures say the Coalition has doubled the debt
Alan Austin’s article published by Independent Australia (26 February 2017), exposes the lie of cost cutting to reduce the budget deficit. The budget deficit…
Video: Hero gets shot stopping racist gunman
From .Mic Twenty four year old Ian Grillot put his life on the line, confronting a gunman bent on a gunman who shot 2 Indian men in a…
Richmond families fume over school zone change
Contributed by Joe Montero The rezoning Melbourne Girls College out of Richmond and into the upper crust parts of Kew, Hawthorn and Toorak, has…
Netanyahu was called a fascist in Australia and there is a basis for this
Contributed by Jim Hayes The Israeli prime ministers Australian Benjamin Netanyahu’s four day visit was met by protests.
Thousands call for Aboriginal flag to be displayed on Sydney Harbour Bridge
The following by From Nakari Thorpe of Indigenous NTIV News, supports the call for the raising of the Aboriginal flag on Sydney Harbour bridge,…
One Nation’s disinterment of WA candidates a symptom of its dual nature
Contributed by Jim Hayes As one Nation heads to the West Australia election Pauline Hanson shows again that she is leading a party that she…
Cuts to penalty rates may launch a new battle for rights and work
Editorial comment Yesterday, the Fair Work Commission decided to cut penalty rates for hospitality, restaurant, fast food, retail and pharmacy workers.
Abbott positions himself again to lead assault against the interests of the majority
Contributed by Joe Montero In a major speech in Sydney at the launch of a new book by James Allen, Making Australia Right, dumped former prime minister…
Finance Sector Union argues for whistleblower protection
Contributed from Victoria According the Financial Sector Union (FSU), members who work in banks are under pressure from management not to whitstleblow,
Raising wages is good for the economy and society
Contributed by Joe Montero On the day when the Fair Work Commission is to hand down its decision on penalty rates,
