Industrial scale wage theft is happening in Australia’s public universities, while Big 4 consultants rake in massive fees to prop up poor management. James Guthrie and Adam Lucas with the story. A $400m scandal affecting almost every public university in the country reveals a dysfunctional system hollowed out by corporate
Zionist doctors keep up their public campaign against healthcare workers whom they perceive to be critical of Israel’s conduct towards Palestinians. Wendy Bacon investigates. Five weeks after he attended a Palestinian Justice Movement forum in Sydney, Professor Peter Macdonald remains at home, away from heart transplant patients at St Vincent’s
Prime Minister Albanese’s plan to amend FOI laws and increase government secrecy may be unconstitutional, and the LNP, Greens, and Independents are all opposing it. Rex Patrick reports. Sussan Ley’s opinion piece in the Canberra Times this week, coupled with strong statements of rejection from Greens justice spokesperson Senator David
Another board spill is afoot at the Royal Australian College of Physicians as accusations of bullying and a cover-up spill into Court. Stephanie Tran reports. On Tuesday, the Fair Work Commission began hearing a stop-bullying application filed by the president-elect of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP), Dr Sharmila
With the Australian Electoral Commission due to report on election spending next week, questions are being asked within the independent movements about the secrecy surrounding campaigns. Andrew Gardiner with the story. Across all electorates, independent candidates won more votes in the May 2025 Federal Election than ever. The Community Independents
It was Jim Chalmers’ superannuation reform but it is Anthony Albanese’s reform of the reform that we’re getting. Michael Pascoe reckons it sums up the Albanese Government’s risk-adverse incrementalism. If anyone was still hoping for significant economic reform to improve Australia’s outlook, to realise this nation’s enormous potential, that hope
The Zionist lawsuit against Sydney Uni academics John Keane and Nick Riemer is – as is the suit against Mary Kostakidis – a mighty test case for free speech in Australia. Michael West reports. Criticising Zionism and the state of Israel is *not* antisemitic. That is the guts of the
The Government has confessed to the Senate that it has spent $600K on lawyers to prevent the early warnings signs of Snowy 2.0 cost and schedule blowouts from being made public. Transparency Warrior Rex Patrick reports. Slow Motion Blow Out Snowy 2.0 was announced in March 2017. At that time
The Gaza ceasefire has started following Trump’s peace plan. Cause to celebrate, but many questions remain about what’ll happen next. Marika Sosnowski on ‘strangle contracts’ with the devil. There are jubilant scenes in both Gaza and Israel after both sides in the war have agreed to another ceasefire. If all
The Government has calculated preliminary costs for the treatment and storage of high-level radioactive waste from AUKUS submarines. They’re just not willing to share the costs with those that have to pay for it. Rex Patrick reports. According to the Defence Capability Manual, when Defence proposes a capability acquisition to
The headmaster of The King’s School, Tony George, is under fire from teachers, parents and old boys following the ‘clip over the ear’ incident. Michael West reports. The headmaster of The King’s School, Tony George, will take the stage on Monday morning at the inaugural Australian Character Education Summit to
Corporate regulator ASIC lets crooked bankers walk free, and the notional anti-corruption commission (NACC) ignores Robodebt. Paul Begley on our culture of leniency. During September 2025, officers of the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) appeared before the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services. The ...
Industrial scale wage theft is happening in Australia’s public universities, while Big 4 consultants rake in massive fees to prop up poor management. James Guthrie and Adam Lucas with the story. A $400m scandal affecting almost every public university in the country reveals a dysfunctional system hollowed out by corporate
Zionist doctors keep up their public campaign against healthcare workers whom they perceive to be critical of Israel’s conduct towards Palestinians. Wendy Bacon investigates. Five weeks after he attended a Palestinian Justice Movement forum in Sydney, Professor Peter Macdonald remains at home, away from heart transplant patients at St Vincent’s
Prime Minister Albanese’s plan to amend FOI laws and increase government secrecy may be unconstitutional, and the LNP, Greens, and Independents are all opposing it. Rex Patrick reports. Sussan Ley’s opinion piece in the Canberra Times this week, coupled with strong statements of rejection from Greens justice spokesperson Senator David
Another board spill is afoot at the Royal Australian College of Physicians as accusations of bullying and a cover-up spill into Court. Stephanie Tran reports. On Tuesday, the Fair Work Commission began hearing a stop-bullying application filed by the president-elect of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP), Dr Sharmila
With the Australian Electoral Commission due to report on election spending next week, questions are being asked within the independent movements about the secrecy surrounding campaigns. Andrew Gardiner with the story. Across all electorates, independent candidates won more votes in the May 2025 Federal Election than ever. The Community Independents
It was Jim Chalmers’ superannuation reform but it is Anthony Albanese’s reform of the reform that we’re getting. Michael Pascoe reckons it sums up the Albanese Government’s risk-adverse incrementalism. If anyone was still hoping for significant economic reform to improve Australia’s outlook, to realise this nation’s enormous potential, that hope
The Zionist lawsuit against Sydney Uni academics John Keane and Nick Riemer is – as is the suit against Mary Kostakidis – a mighty test case for free speech in Australia. Michael West reports. Criticising Zionism and the state of Israel is *not* antisemitic. That is the guts of the
The Government has confessed to the Senate that it has spent $600K on lawyers to prevent the early warnings signs of Snowy 2.0 cost and schedule blowouts from being made public. Transparency Warrior Rex Patrick reports. Slow Motion Blow Out Snowy 2.0 was announced in March 2017. At that time
The Gaza ceasefire has started following Trump’s peace plan. Cause to celebrate, but many questions remain about what’ll happen next. Marika Sosnowski on ‘strangle contracts’ with the devil. There are jubilant scenes in both Gaza and Israel after both sides in the war have agreed to another ceasefire. If all
The Government has calculated preliminary costs for the treatment and storage of high-level radioactive waste from AUKUS submarines. They’re just not willing to share the costs with those that have to pay for it. Rex Patrick reports. According to the Defence Capability Manual, when Defence proposes a capability acquisition to
The headmaster of The King’s School, Tony George, is under fire from teachers, parents and old boys following the ‘clip over the ear’ incident. Michael West reports. The headmaster of The King’s School, Tony George, will take the stage on Monday morning at the inaugural Australian Character Education Summit to
Corporate regulator ASIC lets crooked bankers walk free, and the notional anti-corruption commission (NACC) ignores Robodebt. Paul Begley on our culture of leniency. During September 2025, officers of the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) appeared before the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services. The ...
