Less than three weeks away from the US mid-term elections, Trump’s republican party is at risk of losing bigly, but here in Oz, MAGA caps are becoming fashionable. Monte Dwyer. I see MAGA caps are back in fashion. Except the latest ones stand for Make Albo Go Away. Classic right-wing
From Sydney courtrooms to US Congress, the Israel lobby is losing ground, and the Pro-Palestine movement is winning. Andrew Brown reports. The pro-Palestine movement, in Australia and around the world, is winning more than its opponents want anyone to know. Antoinette Lattouf beat the ABC in the Federal Court. The
Jim Chalmers won’t admit it, and investors cry foul, but a downturn in real estate prices and an upturn in new house construction is good news for Australians looking for a home. Greg Jericho says tax changes are doing their job. In 2021, Australia’s housing crisis reached a milestone: for
Student journalists at Sydney University’s Honi Soit have come under pressure from management in reporting a campus sexual assault case. Kalila Welch reports. Content note: This article contains discussions of sexual assault. On Wednesday morning, the University of Sydney’s Honi Soit published one of its most impactful stories in the
SA’s Flinders University admitted to underpaying casual academics almost $1 million, while Australian universities owe $380 million in total. Adam Lucas and James Guthrie report. The NSW Legislative Council’s final report into university governance, released last month, has delivered a number of damning verdicts on the sector. One important finding
Backed by their cheerleader-in-chief, Chris Minns, when you thought Murdoch writers couldn’t stoop any lower, they did. Andrew Brown was there. On October 7, the Daily Telegraph told Sydney that “subhuman ghouls” were gathering again to celebrate a slaughter of innocents. I was at that gathering. It was a candlelight
Mudgee residents fear lead poisoning as Bowdens Silver’s mine project near Lue heads for approval by the IPC. Michael Sainsbury with the story. The proposed new Bowdens Silver mine site is more lead and zinc by weight than silver, and a suppressed study shows what mining lead near communities does
The AI race continues apace, driven by those who reap the financial benefits, while ignoring those who lose their jobs. Where is the regulation, Claudia Weisenberger asks? American comedian and commentator Jon Stewart recently asked the question on his weekly show, “What do we get in exchange for paying for all
A national public housing summit Australia needs, within six months, a twenty-year compact, building 50,000 public homes a year. What it costs and what you get. Andrew Brown. The Prime Minister and the premiers call a National Public Housing Summit within six months and sign a twenty-year compact with one
Nobel Peace Prize winner Navi Pillay has received worldwide praise amid derision from Israel and the US. The Australian government remains silent. Stuart Rees reports. The Norwegian Nobel Peace Prize committee awarded this year’s prize to Navi Pillay for her lifelong commitment to human rights, justice and accountability. Following a
There is something missing from the heated debate about the culling of feral horses in Kosciuszko National Park. Richard Swain from the Invasive Species Council explains. Too often, the debate about the Brumbies in the Snowies begins with the heritage of horses and ends with the welfare of horses, while
The ABC platformed an Israel lobbyist last month without disclosure in blatant breach of much that the once-venerable broadcaster purports to stand for. Cathy Peters with the story. In a pre-recorded interview for ABC Radio National’s Global Roaming program on September 22, Geraldine Doogue platformed Andrew Roberts, aka Lord Roberts
Less than three weeks away from the US mid-term elections, Trump’s republican party is at risk of losing bigly, but here in Oz, MAGA caps are becoming fashionable. Monte Dwyer. I see MAGA caps are back in fashion. Except the latest ones stand for Make Albo Go Away. Classic right-wing
From Sydney courtrooms to US Congress, the Israel lobby is losing ground, and the Pro-Palestine movement is winning. Andrew Brown reports. The pro-Palestine movement, in Australia and around the world, is winning more than its opponents want anyone to know. Antoinette Lattouf beat the ABC in the Federal Court. The
Jim Chalmers won’t admit it, and investors cry foul, but a downturn in real estate prices and an upturn in new house construction is good news for Australians looking for a home. Greg Jericho says tax changes are doing their job. In 2021, Australia’s housing crisis reached a milestone: for
Student journalists at Sydney University’s Honi Soit have come under pressure from management in reporting a campus sexual assault case. Kalila Welch reports. Content note: This article contains discussions of sexual assault. On Wednesday morning, the University of Sydney’s Honi Soit published one of its most impactful stories in the
SA’s Flinders University admitted to underpaying casual academics almost $1 million, while Australian universities owe $380 million in total. Adam Lucas and James Guthrie report. The NSW Legislative Council’s final report into university governance, released last month, has delivered a number of damning verdicts on the sector. One important finding
Backed by their cheerleader-in-chief, Chris Minns, when you thought Murdoch writers couldn’t stoop any lower, they did. Andrew Brown was there. On October 7, the Daily Telegraph told Sydney that “subhuman ghouls” were gathering again to celebrate a slaughter of innocents. I was at that gathering. It was a candlelight
Mudgee residents fear lead poisoning as Bowdens Silver’s mine project near Lue heads for approval by the IPC. Michael Sainsbury with the story. The proposed new Bowdens Silver mine site is more lead and zinc by weight than silver, and a suppressed study shows what mining lead near communities does
The AI race continues apace, driven by those who reap the financial benefits, while ignoring those who lose their jobs. Where is the regulation, Claudia Weisenberger asks? American comedian and commentator Jon Stewart recently asked the question on his weekly show, “What do we get in exchange for paying for all
A national public housing summit Australia needs, within six months, a twenty-year compact, building 50,000 public homes a year. What it costs and what you get. Andrew Brown. The Prime Minister and the premiers call a National Public Housing Summit within six months and sign a twenty-year compact with one
Nobel Peace Prize winner Navi Pillay has received worldwide praise amid derision from Israel and the US. The Australian government remains silent. Stuart Rees reports. The Norwegian Nobel Peace Prize committee awarded this year’s prize to Navi Pillay for her lifelong commitment to human rights, justice and accountability. Following a
There is something missing from the heated debate about the culling of feral horses in Kosciuszko National Park. Richard Swain from the Invasive Species Council explains. Too often, the debate about the Brumbies in the Snowies begins with the heritage of horses and ends with the welfare of horses, while
The ABC platformed an Israel lobbyist last month without disclosure in blatant breach of much that the once-venerable broadcaster purports to stand for. Cathy Peters with the story. In a pre-recorded interview for ABC Radio National’s Global Roaming program on September 22, Geraldine Doogue platformed Andrew Roberts, aka Lord Roberts
