The United States’ anti-Russia campaign took a new twist on September 2, when four activists were put on trial, accused of being Russian agents and conspiring against the US government, report Malik Miah and Barry Sheppard.
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Actor Shane Jacobson posing in a toilet during a photoshoot to promote 'Kenny' — a hilarious Aussie movie about a man who delivers portable loos for a living. read now...
Dr Shir Hever provided invaluable insights into a reality Israel’s propaganda machine tries hard to obfuscate. Zara Lomas reports.
Israel has been rocked by an explosion of strikes and protests in recent weeks. Federico Fuentes spoke to Standing Together national field organiser Uri Weltmann in Israel about the protests and their impact on Israeli politics.
Barnaby Joyce jumps on the nuclear energy bandwagon but gets his facts wrong. read now...
From Port Moresby’s founding early last century — when it was little more than a dozen corrugated iron shacks, a tennis court and McCrann’s tin-shed tavern — to the sprawling city it is today, Papua New Guinea’s capital has always been a place of intrigue and melodrama, its novelistic cast
Mexico’s senate passed a judicial overhaul that will see nearly all the country’s judges elected by popular vote instead of by government appointment. The hypocritical nature of the US reaction to the reforms is laid bare when looking at the deeply undemocratic judicial system in the US, writes Barry Sheppard.
On Saturday, NSW goes to the polls to re-elect councillors at more than 120 local councils around the state. One in particular is worth watching, writes Chris Graham. It’s a personal theory, but I’ve found that if you want to talk about world-class racism in a small
Police used excessive force against anti-war protesters at Disrupt Land Forces. Video by Alex Bainbridge.
By Jane Salmon Thank you to The Sydney Morning Herald for bridging the information gap when it comes to Council elections. The guide offered is comprehensive. With so many candidates, the choice can still seem overwhelming. Many candidates claim independence but then caucus within a Council as party members. How
Two former federal departmental secretaries and another ten bureaucrats involved in the Robodebt scandal have been found to have breached the Public Service Code of Conduct a total of 97 times. Kathryn Campbell and Renée Leon breached the code when they when they served as secretary of the then
article-body Officials from Charles Sturt University (CSU) have come out swinging on behalf of vice-chancellor and ex-department secretary Renée Leon in the wake of a government taskforce inquiry that made adverse findings against her. The report found that of the four allegations made against the former Department of Human Services
The United States’ anti-Russia campaign took a new twist on September 2, when four activists were put on trial, accused of being Russian agents and conspiring against the US government, report Malik Miah and Barry Sheppard.
Actor Shane Jacobson posing in a toilet during a photoshoot to promote 'Kenny' — a hilarious Aussie movie about a man who delivers portable loos for a living. read now...
Dr Shir Hever provided invaluable insights into a reality Israel’s propaganda machine tries hard to obfuscate. Zara Lomas reports.
Israel has been rocked by an explosion of strikes and protests in recent weeks. Federico Fuentes spoke to Standing Together national field organiser Uri Weltmann in Israel about the protests and their impact on Israeli politics.
Barnaby Joyce jumps on the nuclear energy bandwagon but gets his facts wrong. read now...
From Port Moresby’s founding early last century — when it was little more than a dozen corrugated iron shacks, a tennis court and McCrann’s tin-shed tavern — to the sprawling city it is today, Papua New Guinea’s capital has always been a place of intrigue and melodrama, its novelistic cast
Mexico’s senate passed a judicial overhaul that will see nearly all the country’s judges elected by popular vote instead of by government appointment. The hypocritical nature of the US reaction to the reforms is laid bare when looking at the deeply undemocratic judicial system in the US, writes Barry Sheppard.
On Saturday, NSW goes to the polls to re-elect councillors at more than 120 local councils around the state. One in particular is worth watching, writes Chris Graham. It’s a personal theory, but I’ve found that if you want to talk about world-class racism in a small
Police used excessive force against anti-war protesters at Disrupt Land Forces. Video by Alex Bainbridge.
By Jane Salmon Thank you to The Sydney Morning Herald for bridging the information gap when it comes to Council elections. The guide offered is comprehensive. With so many candidates, the choice can still seem overwhelming. Many candidates claim independence but then caucus within a Council as party members. How
Two former federal departmental secretaries and another ten bureaucrats involved in the Robodebt scandal have been found to have breached the Public Service Code of Conduct a total of 97 times. Kathryn Campbell and Renée Leon breached the code when they when they served as secretary of the then
article-body Officials from Charles Sturt University (CSU) have come out swinging on behalf of vice-chancellor and ex-department secretary Renée Leon in the wake of a government taskforce inquiry that made adverse findings against her. The report found that of the four allegations made against the former Department of Human Services