A class action settlement for descendants of the Stolen Generations in the Northern Territory has received final approval in the NSW Supreme Court, with the Commonwealth to pay family members more than $50 million in compensation.
The findings of a corruption probe into the role of Premier Daniel Andrews and some of his advisers in awarding two grants to a Labor-linked union will be revealed on Wednesday.
The Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission’s Operation Daintree investigation centred around grants worth $3.4 million, which were awarded to the […]
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has been evaluating evidence of unethical conduct and breaches of the law by corporate cowboy Kristofer […]
Submission by Michael Darby, 16 March 2023
· Term of reference A
a) Pandemic planning and preparedness, specifically:
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention hired a marketing firm to write what looked like news articles but were actually ad placements created to persuade parents of young children and elderly people to get flu shots, according to documents obtained by Children’s […]
More than 3,000 farmers are suing Syngenta, the lead manufacturer of paraquat, and Chevron, a key distributor, arguing the chemical caused their Parkinson’s disease. The first federal trial is set for October 2023. More than 100 lawsuits also were filed in California, where […]
To clarify things; the real danger to national sovereignty doesn’t lie with the Treaty itself, which simply provides the terms for administration, financing and governance, what must be opposed and rejected are the proposed amendments to the International Health Regulation (IHR).
Whilst the Treaty requires a vote of both the House of […]
A judge ruled Friday to have a church in California pay $1.2 million in fines—including interest—for defying COVID-19 rules during the pandemic by holding large religious services where attendees were not wearing masks.
