Increase of spying in Australia announced in London
Contributed by Adam Carlton While in London, Malcolm Turnbull let out that Australia’s spy bodies will be re-organised and integrated under a single office. It…
Turnbull sets out for more pretend free trade deals
Contributed by Joe Montero The Australian prime minister’s trip to Europe focused on working trade agreements for with Europe and the United Kingdom. He is…
Who watches the watchers?
From the National Justice project Aboriginal citizen journalists to use social media to hold police accountable and make communities safer.
Questions surround AFP’s response to metadata breach
The following article by John Power (The New Daily 12 July 2017), should raise concern from anyone who values the right not to be put…
Esso’s Longford labour hire dispute is still on
Contributed from Victoria The union dispute at Esso’s Longford gas plant in Gippsland (Victoria), has been on for weeks and from the worker and union…
Queensland government could give Adani another helping hand
Contributed by Ben Wilson Adani, the owner of the notorious Carmichael coal mine in Queensland, may be given another helping hand by the Queensland state…
Melbourne needs a public transport system
Contributed by Rail Tram and Bus Union Victoria (RTBU) As November rolls around, the clock is ticking for the state government.
Philip Morris ordered to pay millions to Australia
Contributed by Ugly Tobacco multinational, Philip Morris, has been ordered of pay Contributed by millions of dollar to the Australian government by the in Permanent…
Are Malcolm Turnbull’s days numbered?
Contributed by Joe Montero The Malcolm Turnbull leadership saga continues and it may be that over the last week or so, it has entered the…
Turnbull allows another Aussie ship to sail over horizon
From the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) The Turnbull Government must stand up for Australian jobs in blue water shipping after its administration of coastal…
