In case you’ve missed any of them, here’s a rundown of the past week’s articles:
Commonwealth Mental Illness Applications: A Wide Range of Treatment Options Are Available
The appeals court found that an array of treatment options are available tor mental health orders under Commonwealth laws.
Click here to read the article
Enshrining Prisoners’ Rights ...
Part of the US Department of Homeland Security, the US Citizenship and Immigration Service announced on 9 April that it will be screening the social media accounts of noncitizens, known as aliens in the States, for activity and content deemed antisemitic, as it will be reason to deny or revoke visas, which is a plan the Australian Liberals want to ...
Recent days have seen major breakthroughs in reporting on evidence of Australian-made weapons parts and entire locally produced weapons systems, continuing to end up in Israeli military hands during a genocide, via aboveboard, yet opaque, export arrangements, which provide further reason as to why the Albanese government attempted to sink the ...
Two Victoria police officers shot dead Somali man Abdifatah Ahmed at around 9 pm on Thursday 17 April 2025, after being called out to the corner of Paisly and Albert streets in the Naarm-Melbourne suburb of Footscray, due to a report of a man holding a knife, and questions are now being asked as to why law enforcement took the lethal option to subdue a ...
On 25 April 2025, Australia shall pause for its annual ANZAC Day public holiday, and the solemn phrase “lest we forget” will be repeatedly uttered, as it’s supposed to invoke a duty to honour and remember Australian soldiers who lost their lives in battle to secure our freedoms, and there’s also implied in those words the idea that in remembering the ...
A report recently released by the New South Wales Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research (BOCSAR) suggests that criminal offences in our state are being ‘cleared’ at higher rates than ever before, which may be the product of a range of factors including technological advancements, greater police powers and increased surveillance and monitoring.
BOSCAR ...
“Mr Albanese, you say you care about young people, and yet, since getting elected your government has approved 33 new coal and gas projects,” 21-year-old Alexa Stuart called out to the prime minister, whilst he was hosting a 7th April 2025 press conference in the Sydney suburb of Ashfield, which involved a $1 billion election pledge to improve mental ...
When The Australian’s editor-at-large Paul Kelly quizzed Liberal opposition leader Peter Dutton during a 16 April 2025 interview, on whether a future Coalition government would “ignore the prescription from the International Criminal Court (ICC) that he should be arrested” and allow Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu to visit Australia, the ...
Tuesday the 15th of April 2025 marked the 34th anniversary since the tabling of the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody, which delivered 339 recommendations, many of which have never been actioned, and this has resulted in no allaying of this issue, as, in fact, the government’s real time custody deaths dashboard reveals 590 First ...
In case you’ve missed any of them, here’s a rundown of the past week’s articles:
The Greens Defence Policy Is About Peace and Independence: Interview with Senator Shoebridge
While major parties propose to continue surrendering military sovereignty to the US, the Greens are taking a very different approach.
Click here to read the article
Squatters’ ...
Then shadow attorney general Mark Dreyfus told the Canberra Times in October 2021 that he understood the 2013 legislation that he produced to protect public service whistleblowers, during an earlier stint as the nation’s chief lawmaker, needed improving, and if he was elected back into office for the 47th Australian parliament, he’d be fixing the issue ...
Housing advocates gathered on Bundjalung land in Lismore on 16 April 2025 to protest the ongoing demolition of homes, some built with 100-year-old timber, that were bought by the state, as part of the October 2022-announced NSW Resilient Homes buyback scheme, which was established to assist NSW Northern River residents devastated by dual unprecedented ...
In case you’ve missed any of them, here’s a rundown of the past week’s articles:
Commonwealth Mental Illness Applications: A Wide Range of Treatment Options Are Available
The appeals court found that an array of treatment options are available tor mental health orders under Commonwealth laws.
Click here to read the article
Enshrining Prisoners’ Rights ...
Part of the US Department of Homeland Security, the US Citizenship and Immigration Service announced on 9 April that it will be screening the social media accounts of noncitizens, known as aliens in the States, for activity and content deemed antisemitic, as it will be reason to deny or revoke visas, which is a plan the Australian Liberals want to ...
Recent days have seen major breakthroughs in reporting on evidence of Australian-made weapons parts and entire locally produced weapons systems, continuing to end up in Israeli military hands during a genocide, via aboveboard, yet opaque, export arrangements, which provide further reason as to why the Albanese government attempted to sink the ...
Two Victoria police officers shot dead Somali man Abdifatah Ahmed at around 9 pm on Thursday 17 April 2025, after being called out to the corner of Paisly and Albert streets in the Naarm-Melbourne suburb of Footscray, due to a report of a man holding a knife, and questions are now being asked as to why law enforcement took the lethal option to subdue a ...
On 25 April 2025, Australia shall pause for its annual ANZAC Day public holiday, and the solemn phrase “lest we forget” will be repeatedly uttered, as it’s supposed to invoke a duty to honour and remember Australian soldiers who lost their lives in battle to secure our freedoms, and there’s also implied in those words the idea that in remembering the ...
A report recently released by the New South Wales Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research (BOCSAR) suggests that criminal offences in our state are being ‘cleared’ at higher rates than ever before, which may be the product of a range of factors including technological advancements, greater police powers and increased surveillance and monitoring.
BOSCAR ...
“Mr Albanese, you say you care about young people, and yet, since getting elected your government has approved 33 new coal and gas projects,” 21-year-old Alexa Stuart called out to the prime minister, whilst he was hosting a 7th April 2025 press conference in the Sydney suburb of Ashfield, which involved a $1 billion election pledge to improve mental ...
When The Australian’s editor-at-large Paul Kelly quizzed Liberal opposition leader Peter Dutton during a 16 April 2025 interview, on whether a future Coalition government would “ignore the prescription from the International Criminal Court (ICC) that he should be arrested” and allow Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu to visit Australia, the ...
Tuesday the 15th of April 2025 marked the 34th anniversary since the tabling of the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody, which delivered 339 recommendations, many of which have never been actioned, and this has resulted in no allaying of this issue, as, in fact, the government’s real time custody deaths dashboard reveals 590 First ...
In case you’ve missed any of them, here’s a rundown of the past week’s articles:
The Greens Defence Policy Is About Peace and Independence: Interview with Senator Shoebridge
While major parties propose to continue surrendering military sovereignty to the US, the Greens are taking a very different approach.
Click here to read the article
Squatters’ ...
Then shadow attorney general Mark Dreyfus told the Canberra Times in October 2021 that he understood the 2013 legislation that he produced to protect public service whistleblowers, during an earlier stint as the nation’s chief lawmaker, needed improving, and if he was elected back into office for the 47th Australian parliament, he’d be fixing the issue ...
Housing advocates gathered on Bundjalung land in Lismore on 16 April 2025 to protest the ongoing demolition of homes, some built with 100-year-old timber, that were bought by the state, as part of the October 2022-announced NSW Resilient Homes buyback scheme, which was established to assist NSW Northern River residents devastated by dual unprecedented ...
