Coalition of organisations says changes would have ‘devastating impact on press freedom’ and are not in public interest
Media companies have rejected a proposal to reform Australian privacy law, warning that the changes – including a right to sue outlets for serious invasions of privacy – are not in […]
The Albanese government’s politicking on Assange has done many things. It’s provided attention, where they’d been a lack under Morrison. It’s given hope to supporters, even if that’s fast dwindling. And it’s bestowed the PM and cabinet with a justice-seeking, rights-upholding sheen.
Many believe that they have a good idea about what happened during the last three years. In this series, we intend to demonstrate that every aspect of this narrative is inaccurate, starting with the purported success of the vaccines in saving lives.
by Dr Todd Kenyon and Thomas Verduyn
The latest AEC disclosures show that big donors continue to dominate the funding of parties, and campaign spending remains at record levels.
From 1998-2021 the top 5% of donors funded 76.4% of all donations.
In 2022 the top 10 individual donors contributed $137.5 million to parties and […]
FOI delays outside the statutory 30-day period have doubled in the past 10 years, according to new research by the Centre for Public Integrity.
As well as systemic delays, the research finds that FOI refusals have increased 50%, while requests granted in full have fallen 30%.
The […]
A new report about online surveillance reveals Australian government requests for user data from Big Tech are ranked amongst the world’s highest.
A recent report on data surveillance from VPN provider, Surfshark, reveals government […]
“Knowing how much data those vehicles are capable of collecting definitely made folks nervous,” […]
On March 23, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese ‘teared up at times,’ while introducing the referendum question and the […]
Iranian women walk through rain in a flower market, ahead of Nowruz, the Iranian New Year, in Tehran, Iran March 16, 2023.
In a further attempt to rein in the increasing number […]
