A New South Wales police officer pleaded guilty to intentionally publishing protected information after sending a video that he took on his mobile telephone of him and another officer brutalising a naked 48-year old mentally ill woman who was experiencing a mental health episode in Sydney’s west.
The officers also pleaded guilty to several assault ...
Two New South Wales police officers recently pleaded guilty to several assault charges and unauthorised use of a prohibited weapon after brutalising a naked 48-year old mentally ill woman who was in the midst of a mental health episode, punching, kicking and stomping on her, spraying her on six separate occasions with capsicum spray – including ...
In case you’ve missed any of them, here’s a rundown of the past week’s articles:
Centralised Virtual Bail Court Regime Commences in NSW
A new regime whereby bail applications in regional areas are decided by city magistrates via video-link commenced today.
Click here to read the article
Protesters Outside Melbourne Restaurant Were Antigenocide, Not ...
Two New South Wales police officers have pleaded guilty to criminal offences after their body worn cameras filmed them approaching a naked 48-year old woman who was clearly in the midst of a mental health episode, punching, kicking and stomping on the woman, spraying her genitals and face with capsicum spray, mocking her, bragging to one another that ...
In delivering a summary of her mammoth final findings into the death of Kumanjayi Walker, Northern Territory coroner Elisabeth Armitage found that former NT police constable Zachary Rolfe was known to dehumanise and devalue Aboriginal people, he routinely prioritised the use of excessive force, he worked for an institution that fosters racism, and all ...
Established in 2021, the Yoorook Justice Commission tabled its gigantic final report in Victorian parliament on 1 July 2025. The Yoorook commission examined the colonisation of “the lands now known as Victoria” and found this involved the British violently invading “Gunditjmara Country in 1834”, before moving on to Kulin Country the following year and ...
“I am here because… my experience is instructive and disturbing: because of its effects on others in the media. I was accused of antisemitism because my social media account relentlessly, but not exclusively, highlighted the slaughter of the Palestinian people by the Israeli government by retweeting updates from the conflict,” celebrated cricket ...
An East Melbourne synagogue was subjected to an arson attack at around 8 pm last Friday night, 4 July 2025, and while details remain sketchy, many people living on Gadigal land in Sydney are questioning the legitimacy of the intent behind it, while others are fuming about the antisemitic attack on a place of worship being conflated with other incidents ...
Mary Kostakidis should hold her head up high right now, because of all the Australian journalists that are honestly calling out the holocaust that Israel is perpetrating against the Palestinians, the Israel lobby singled her out to attempt to silence via the Federal Court, because obviously she’s been making the most impact amongst this group, and in a ...
The grievous assault some NSW police officers perpetrated on former Greens candidate Hannah Thomas on 27 June 2025 was a step too far, according to a majority of NSW. So, the fact it’s now come to light that NSW police, prior to calling a critical incident, tried to charge her under rioting powers that need special authorisation, makes it abundantly ...
Around 20 antigenocide and pro-Palestinian activists protested the Miznon restaurant in the Naarm-Melbourne CBD last Friday night, 4 July 2025, as the Israeli owner of the establishment, Shahar Segal, is also the spokesperson for the so-called ‘Gaza Humanitarian Foundation’ (GHF), which is marketed as an aid agency operating in the Gaza Strip, but has ...
In case you’ve missed any of them, here’s a rundown of the past week’s articles:
The Centralised Bail Saga in NSW Continues
Former NSW Magistrate David Heilpern explains that the new regime whereby city magistrates decide regional bail matters is flawed and problematic.
Click here to read the article
Bail Refused for Alleged Murderer Despite Having ...
A New South Wales police officer pleaded guilty to intentionally publishing protected information after sending a video that he took on his mobile telephone of him and another officer brutalising a naked 48-year old mentally ill woman who was experiencing a mental health episode in Sydney’s west.
The officers also pleaded guilty to several assault ...
Two New South Wales police officers recently pleaded guilty to several assault charges and unauthorised use of a prohibited weapon after brutalising a naked 48-year old mentally ill woman who was in the midst of a mental health episode, punching, kicking and stomping on her, spraying her on six separate occasions with capsicum spray – including ...
In case you’ve missed any of them, here’s a rundown of the past week’s articles:
Centralised Virtual Bail Court Regime Commences in NSW
A new regime whereby bail applications in regional areas are decided by city magistrates via video-link commenced today.
Click here to read the article
Protesters Outside Melbourne Restaurant Were Antigenocide, Not ...
Two New South Wales police officers have pleaded guilty to criminal offences after their body worn cameras filmed them approaching a naked 48-year old woman who was clearly in the midst of a mental health episode, punching, kicking and stomping on the woman, spraying her genitals and face with capsicum spray, mocking her, bragging to one another that ...
In delivering a summary of her mammoth final findings into the death of Kumanjayi Walker, Northern Territory coroner Elisabeth Armitage found that former NT police constable Zachary Rolfe was known to dehumanise and devalue Aboriginal people, he routinely prioritised the use of excessive force, he worked for an institution that fosters racism, and all ...
Established in 2021, the Yoorook Justice Commission tabled its gigantic final report in Victorian parliament on 1 July 2025. The Yoorook commission examined the colonisation of “the lands now known as Victoria” and found this involved the British violently invading “Gunditjmara Country in 1834”, before moving on to Kulin Country the following year and ...
“I am here because… my experience is instructive and disturbing: because of its effects on others in the media. I was accused of antisemitism because my social media account relentlessly, but not exclusively, highlighted the slaughter of the Palestinian people by the Israeli government by retweeting updates from the conflict,” celebrated cricket ...
An East Melbourne synagogue was subjected to an arson attack at around 8 pm last Friday night, 4 July 2025, and while details remain sketchy, many people living on Gadigal land in Sydney are questioning the legitimacy of the intent behind it, while others are fuming about the antisemitic attack on a place of worship being conflated with other incidents ...
Mary Kostakidis should hold her head up high right now, because of all the Australian journalists that are honestly calling out the holocaust that Israel is perpetrating against the Palestinians, the Israel lobby singled her out to attempt to silence via the Federal Court, because obviously she’s been making the most impact amongst this group, and in a ...
The grievous assault some NSW police officers perpetrated on former Greens candidate Hannah Thomas on 27 June 2025 was a step too far, according to a majority of NSW. So, the fact it’s now come to light that NSW police, prior to calling a critical incident, tried to charge her under rioting powers that need special authorisation, makes it abundantly ...
Around 20 antigenocide and pro-Palestinian activists protested the Miznon restaurant in the Naarm-Melbourne CBD last Friday night, 4 July 2025, as the Israeli owner of the establishment, Shahar Segal, is also the spokesperson for the so-called ‘Gaza Humanitarian Foundation’ (GHF), which is marketed as an aid agency operating in the Gaza Strip, but has ...
In case you’ve missed any of them, here’s a rundown of the past week’s articles:
The Centralised Bail Saga in NSW Continues
Former NSW Magistrate David Heilpern explains that the new regime whereby city magistrates decide regional bail matters is flawed and problematic.
Click here to read the article
Bail Refused for Alleged Murderer Despite Having ...
