As he gave the 2025 Lowy Lecture on Gadigal land at Sydney Town Hall on 4 November 2025, ASIO director general Mike Burgess didn’t exactly convey a carefree future, as the spy boss warned of accelerating threats in three key areas: espionage, foreign interference and politically motivated violence. And on top of that, agents from three other nations ...
The NSW Labor Carr government set the precedent for visionary drug law reform delivered by a state government at risk of unpopular civil society response, because it was of most benefit to the people of NSW in 1999. Yet, with the delivery of its response to the 2024 NSW Drug Summit last week, the NSW Labor Minns government ran away from the agenda ...
“Pride in Protest stands with the Palestinian people and their resistance, including the BDS movement. Shamefully, Mardi Gras is partnering with the company Fuzzy, which is investing in Israeli settlements in the West Bank and the Gaza genocide,” said Pride in Protest lead candidate for the Mardi Gras board this year Luna Choo.
“We will not sponsor ...
Tireless social justice advocate Gerry Georgatos has just completed the soon-to-be officially released novel Cleveland Dodd: Child of the Desert Sunrise, which is an account of the death in custody of 16-year-old Yamatji boy Cleveland Dodd, who died in the custody of WA corrective services, as it was detaining him in an adult prison, which is ...
As local university students took their cue from US counterparts and commenced on campus Gaza solidarity encampments in April 2024, a moral panic arose around a suggested proliferation of complaints about antisemitic incidents at tertiary institutions. But the NSW institution understood to be the chief offender, Sydney University, has revealed it has ...
New South Wales police arrested 64-year-old Canterbury-Bankstown man Bilaal Ahmed on Friday, 31 October 2025, following a number of peeping or prying incidents. The arrest was made under a police operation labelled Strike Force Tuclin, which was established in August 2025 after a spate of reports of peeping and prying and other sexual offences that ...
In case you’ve missed any of them, here’s a rundown of the past week’s articles:
An Outline of the Proposed Human Rights Act for New South Wales
The proposed law seeks to entrench rights such as free association, peaceful assembly and privacy, and against torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.
Click here to read the article
The Offence of ...
White Australia NSW held a meeting in a hall in Greater Sydney on Wednesday, 22 October 2025, and as the photos of speakers involved at the event reveal, this is the political party the National Socialist Network, or the NSN, has launched as a contender for federal elections, and participants at the event shared white supremacist ideals and a ...
We were promised the world and given a shit sandwich. And now there will be no more meaningful drug law reform in NSW in my lifetime. This was a once in every few decades opportunity. It has been lost.
The Drug Summit
The four days of the drug summit was a chance for 700 of the real experts and pollies and police and those with lived experience to ...
Despite a ceasefire in respect of the Gaza genocide being in place, Israel is continuing to conduct air strikes in the strip periodically, while its intensifying attacks on Palestinians in the West Bank, which, according to the NSW Minns government, is an ideal time to host a weapons fair on Gadigal land at Sydney’s International Convention Centre.
The ...
The hearing of the cost application relating to the malicious prosecution case that Luke Brett Moore launched against the state of NSW has been handed down, and the court stipulated that the state must pay 88 percent of the law graduate and strip search activist’s court costs, which means that the $450,000 he was awarded in damages will actually serve ...
The New South Wales Attorney-General has commissioned a review tasked with determining whether a legal doctrine – known as doli incapax – which presumes children aged between 10 and 14 years are incapable of forming the mental component of criminal offences, and cannot therefore be found guilty unless the prosecution proves otherwise – should be ...
As he gave the 2025 Lowy Lecture on Gadigal land at Sydney Town Hall on 4 November 2025, ASIO director general Mike Burgess didn’t exactly convey a carefree future, as the spy boss warned of accelerating threats in three key areas: espionage, foreign interference and politically motivated violence. And on top of that, agents from three other nations ...
The NSW Labor Carr government set the precedent for visionary drug law reform delivered by a state government at risk of unpopular civil society response, because it was of most benefit to the people of NSW in 1999. Yet, with the delivery of its response to the 2024 NSW Drug Summit last week, the NSW Labor Minns government ran away from the agenda ...
“Pride in Protest stands with the Palestinian people and their resistance, including the BDS movement. Shamefully, Mardi Gras is partnering with the company Fuzzy, which is investing in Israeli settlements in the West Bank and the Gaza genocide,” said Pride in Protest lead candidate for the Mardi Gras board this year Luna Choo.
“We will not sponsor ...
Tireless social justice advocate Gerry Georgatos has just completed the soon-to-be officially released novel Cleveland Dodd: Child of the Desert Sunrise, which is an account of the death in custody of 16-year-old Yamatji boy Cleveland Dodd, who died in the custody of WA corrective services, as it was detaining him in an adult prison, which is ...
As local university students took their cue from US counterparts and commenced on campus Gaza solidarity encampments in April 2024, a moral panic arose around a suggested proliferation of complaints about antisemitic incidents at tertiary institutions. But the NSW institution understood to be the chief offender, Sydney University, has revealed it has ...
New South Wales police arrested 64-year-old Canterbury-Bankstown man Bilaal Ahmed on Friday, 31 October 2025, following a number of peeping or prying incidents. The arrest was made under a police operation labelled Strike Force Tuclin, which was established in August 2025 after a spate of reports of peeping and prying and other sexual offences that ...
In case you’ve missed any of them, here’s a rundown of the past week’s articles:
An Outline of the Proposed Human Rights Act for New South Wales
The proposed law seeks to entrench rights such as free association, peaceful assembly and privacy, and against torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.
Click here to read the article
The Offence of ...
White Australia NSW held a meeting in a hall in Greater Sydney on Wednesday, 22 October 2025, and as the photos of speakers involved at the event reveal, this is the political party the National Socialist Network, or the NSN, has launched as a contender for federal elections, and participants at the event shared white supremacist ideals and a ...
We were promised the world and given a shit sandwich. And now there will be no more meaningful drug law reform in NSW in my lifetime. This was a once in every few decades opportunity. It has been lost.
The Drug Summit
The four days of the drug summit was a chance for 700 of the real experts and pollies and police and those with lived experience to ...
Despite a ceasefire in respect of the Gaza genocide being in place, Israel is continuing to conduct air strikes in the strip periodically, while its intensifying attacks on Palestinians in the West Bank, which, according to the NSW Minns government, is an ideal time to host a weapons fair on Gadigal land at Sydney’s International Convention Centre.
The ...
The hearing of the cost application relating to the malicious prosecution case that Luke Brett Moore launched against the state of NSW has been handed down, and the court stipulated that the state must pay 88 percent of the law graduate and strip search activist’s court costs, which means that the $450,000 he was awarded in damages will actually serve ...
The New South Wales Attorney-General has commissioned a review tasked with determining whether a legal doctrine – known as doli incapax – which presumes children aged between 10 and 14 years are incapable of forming the mental component of criminal offences, and cannot therefore be found guilty unless the prosecution proves otherwise – should be ...
