In case you’ve missed any of them, here’s a rundown of the past week’s articles:
Police Thuggery Is the New Blue in Ever-Creeping Authoritarian Australia
An outcry has erupted over an incident whereby police shoved an elderly bicyclist to the ground before bashing a younger man who tried to intervene.
Click here to read the article
Good ...
Ibrahim “Bob” Mouammar is a well-known participant in the Sydney Palestine solidarity movement, and he’s respected by much of the community. So, when footage of him was posted on social media being surrounded by a sizable number of NSW police officers asking absurd questions about what he was doing at Bunnings in Rose Bay on Tuesday, 19 May 2026, it ...
Victoria police have conducted a third raiding episode that appears to be related to nonviolent protest, as other recent police raids have been. Except this time, Alex, a well-known activist, had her home raided by about eight officers from VicPol’s Security Investigation Unit (SIU), whilst she was in the toilet, and the cops bashed open the door and ...
Eleven Australians kidnapped off the high seas near Cyprus by Israeli forces have now been released after days of deprivation and psychological and physical torture. This is the third cohort of Australians taken hostage and brutalised by Tel Aviv since October 2025.
Yet, Australian foreign minister Penny Wong only just raised concerns about this ...
Commencing days after its interim report release, the hearings of the Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion began on 4 May 2026 on Gadigal land in Sydney, and ever since, tales have emerged regarding the expert witness conflating of prejudice towards Jewish people with criticism of Israel, while the Australia Palestine Advocacy Network ...
Four ISIS-connected Australian women and nine children returned to Australia on 7 May 2026, after years of languishing in a Syrian refugee camp. And as authorities had promised, Australian federal police officers arrested, charged and remanded three of the adult women, and two of them were charged with the criminal offence of slavery, along with a ...
A social media frenzy erupted on the afternoon of Sunday, 10 May 2026, when footage emerged of a Victoria police officer forcefully pushing over an elderly protester on a bike and moving in on top of him, and when another younger demonstrator ran in to assist the older man, the officer and another held him down and punched him in the face several ...
In case you’ve missed any of them, here’s a rundown of the past week’s articles:
The Proposed Offence of Covert Stalking in New South Wales
The proposed offence would severely limit the ability to lawfully use private investigators and tracking devices to surveil others.
Click here to read the article
Modern Labor Is “Quite Comfortable” With the ...
The New South Wales adult prisoner population has risen to its highest numbers ever seen, with 14,070 inmates in this state’s correctional facilities in March 2026. This is due to a particularly stark surge in those sent to prison over four months of last summer, which was driven by increased arrests being made by NSW police, and First Nations people ...
Recent years have seen multiple Australian jurisdictions pass laws that ultimately target First Nations children to ensure more end up in prison and remain there longer. This flies under the radar, as the term “youth justice reform” is colourblind. However, the UN has cottoned on to Australia’s racially charged, long-term and intensifying practice of ...
A 15-year-old boy from southwestern Sydney gained entry into a house located on Cabrogal land on Longfield Street in Cabramatta at around 6.15 pm on 6 May 2026, and he had no permission to do so. The teenager then grabbed a 16-year-old girl’s head from behind, and after what appears to have been a slight struggle, the boy fled the scene on foot.
The ...
New South Wales police commissioner Mal Lanyon confirmed to ABC Radio on the morning of 13 May 2026 that criminal charges brought under the unconstitutional protest ban law in relation to the 9 February rally against the official visit of Israeli president Isaac Herzog will be withdrawn pending review. That afternoon saw the first charges dropped and a ...
In case you’ve missed any of them, here’s a rundown of the past week’s articles:
Police Thuggery Is the New Blue in Ever-Creeping Authoritarian Australia
An outcry has erupted over an incident whereby police shoved an elderly bicyclist to the ground before bashing a younger man who tried to intervene.
Click here to read the article
Good ...
Ibrahim “Bob” Mouammar is a well-known participant in the Sydney Palestine solidarity movement, and he’s respected by much of the community. So, when footage of him was posted on social media being surrounded by a sizable number of NSW police officers asking absurd questions about what he was doing at Bunnings in Rose Bay on Tuesday, 19 May 2026, it ...
Victoria police have conducted a third raiding episode that appears to be related to nonviolent protest, as other recent police raids have been. Except this time, Alex, a well-known activist, had her home raided by about eight officers from VicPol’s Security Investigation Unit (SIU), whilst she was in the toilet, and the cops bashed open the door and ...
Eleven Australians kidnapped off the high seas near Cyprus by Israeli forces have now been released after days of deprivation and psychological and physical torture. This is the third cohort of Australians taken hostage and brutalised by Tel Aviv since October 2025.
Yet, Australian foreign minister Penny Wong only just raised concerns about this ...
Commencing days after its interim report release, the hearings of the Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion began on 4 May 2026 on Gadigal land in Sydney, and ever since, tales have emerged regarding the expert witness conflating of prejudice towards Jewish people with criticism of Israel, while the Australia Palestine Advocacy Network ...
Four ISIS-connected Australian women and nine children returned to Australia on 7 May 2026, after years of languishing in a Syrian refugee camp. And as authorities had promised, Australian federal police officers arrested, charged and remanded three of the adult women, and two of them were charged with the criminal offence of slavery, along with a ...
A social media frenzy erupted on the afternoon of Sunday, 10 May 2026, when footage emerged of a Victoria police officer forcefully pushing over an elderly protester on a bike and moving in on top of him, and when another younger demonstrator ran in to assist the older man, the officer and another held him down and punched him in the face several ...
In case you’ve missed any of them, here’s a rundown of the past week’s articles:
The Proposed Offence of Covert Stalking in New South Wales
The proposed offence would severely limit the ability to lawfully use private investigators and tracking devices to surveil others.
Click here to read the article
Modern Labor Is “Quite Comfortable” With the ...
The New South Wales adult prisoner population has risen to its highest numbers ever seen, with 14,070 inmates in this state’s correctional facilities in March 2026. This is due to a particularly stark surge in those sent to prison over four months of last summer, which was driven by increased arrests being made by NSW police, and First Nations people ...
Recent years have seen multiple Australian jurisdictions pass laws that ultimately target First Nations children to ensure more end up in prison and remain there longer. This flies under the radar, as the term “youth justice reform” is colourblind. However, the UN has cottoned on to Australia’s racially charged, long-term and intensifying practice of ...
A 15-year-old boy from southwestern Sydney gained entry into a house located on Cabrogal land on Longfield Street in Cabramatta at around 6.15 pm on 6 May 2026, and he had no permission to do so. The teenager then grabbed a 16-year-old girl’s head from behind, and after what appears to have been a slight struggle, the boy fled the scene on foot.
The ...
New South Wales police commissioner Mal Lanyon confirmed to ABC Radio on the morning of 13 May 2026 that criminal charges brought under the unconstitutional protest ban law in relation to the 9 February rally against the official visit of Israeli president Isaac Herzog will be withdrawn pending review. That afternoon saw the first charges dropped and a ...
