Category: Independent Australia

Independent Australia is proud to announce a competition to showcase some of our most talented writers, with some terrific prizes up for grabs! read now…

An AEC form reveals Optus made questionable political “donations” after Gladys Berejiklian was appointed a senior executive to the foreign-owned telco last year. read now…

While there is a great deal of goodwill in the arts, more must be done to identify and address practices, systems and structures that might result in disability discrimination. read now…

Australian voters have collectively risen up and overthrown practically all traces of blue from the mainland, including in five states, two territories and at the federal level. read now…

Australian voters have collectively risen up and overthrown practically all traces of blue from the mainland, including in five states, two territories and at the federal level, with Tasmania now the solo Lib state. read now…

What was meant to be a discussion on the impacts of the AUKUS pact gave former PM Paul Keating an opportunity to spout truths at the mainstream media. read now…

A report by the ANAO has skirted around the issue of the Coalition’s illegal practice of limiting partner visas and opposing the Migration Act. read now…

Despite a promise to show compassion, the Labor Government has sided with the Liberals and One Nation, turning down a bill to rescue asylum seekers imprisoned overseas. read now…

Internet TV and subscription streaming services have taken over as the leading way consumers watch TV, according to a new survey. read now…

While the media paid little attention to anti-trans activist Posie Parker on her recent visit, it hasn’t always avoided giving hate speech a platform. read now…

Progressive economist Yanis Varoufakis recently gave a talk in Geneva on ways to improve the global economy in the face of growing crises. read now…

Political figures claiming to stand against domestic violence are failing to implement legislation to protect women and children. read now…