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 […]
On March 23, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese ‘teared up at times,’ while introducing the referendum question and the […]
The Australian and New Zealand Banking Group (ANZ) partnered with Grollo Carbon Ventures (GCV) to allow the trade of Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs). The project was one […]
Dr Naomi Wolf whose recent book, The Bodies of Others, describes clearly how authorities have used those who have taken these experimental jabs as guinea pigs without allowing them to make informed choices, has gathered thousands of volunteers together for one purpose:
To examine the Pfizer documents released under […]
One night last week, the law professor Jonathan Turley got a troubling email. As part […]
This legislation authorizes mass, suspicion less, warrantless magnetometer searches.
Under these provisions a senior police officer may authorize police officers for a period of 12 hours to search members of the public in a safe night precinct or on a public transport station (and on a vehicle travelling between […]
In 2021, legislation was passed in Queensland to enable the trial of metal detecting wand use by police in two sites. The goal of the legislation is to improve detection of, and achieve reductions in, knife carrying, primarily by young people. Reduced knife-carrying is intended to lead to reduced serious violent offending involving […]
Service NSW has apologised for a software bug that briefly allowed users to view each others’ information on the “My services” dashboard.
A Service NSW spokesperson told iTnews the issue was present between 1.20pm […]
