Australia Backs Weakened WHO Pandemic Treaty After Global Pushback
Australia backed a scaled-down WHO Pandemic Treaty after protests forced major changes. Critics say it’s a hollow framework built on retreat.
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Dr William Bay Leaves Great Australian Party After Preference Card Dispute
Dr William Bay quits Great Australian Party after preference card dispute and fraud claims. GAP warns of possible electoral law breach.
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One Nation Rises on Voter Anger Over Immigration, Cost of Living
One Nation’s rising support in the polls reflects voter anger over immigration, housing and the major parties’ failure to address cost-of-living concerns.
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Election Spending Spree Prompts Economic Alarm as Minor Party Rise Looms
Major parties face backlash over $105B election spending. Greens & Teals may push Labor left, inflating costs for youth, renters and middle class.
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Inflation Crisis Deepens: Government Policies Fuel Cost of Living Woes
Australians are dealing with an escalating cost-of-living crisis, with inflation at the heart of...
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ABC Allowed Lidia Thorpe to Make False Claim About Pauline Hanson, Later Retracted
The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) faced criticism for airing an untrue statement made by Independent Senator Lidia Thorpe, who called One Nation leader Pauline Hanson a “convicted racist” on live television.
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Child Waits Seven Years for Routine Surgery Due to Public Health System Failure
Nine-year-old Kadee from regional Australia finally received a tonsillectomy after a seven-year wait, thanks to Pauline Hanson’s donation, highlighting severe inadequacies in the public health system.
Read MoreAustralian Governments Criticized for Mismanagement of Immigration Policies
Labor and Liberal Parties Both Accused of Failing to Address Longstanding Immigration Issues Australia’s immigration policies are under intense scrutiny as both the current and previous governments face criticism for their...
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New Anti-Slavery Commissioner Welcomed, But Calls for Stronger Laws Persist
Civil society groups and unions welcome the Albanese Government’s establishment of an Anti-Slavery Commissioner. However, they urge the government to enhance the powers and resources of the office to effectively address forced labour in Australian supply chains.
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Australian Artist Shaun Gladwell Named Archibald Prize Finalist for Portrait of Julian Assange
Australian artist Shaun Gladwell is a finalist in the Archibald Prize for his portrait of Julian Assange, highlighting Assange’s plight through art despite challenges. Visit the Art Gallery of NSW to see the portrait and vote in the People’s Choice award.
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Financial Management, Ethical Concerns at NSWALC: CEO Travel Expenses Under Scrutiny
NSW Aboriginal Land Council CEO, Yuseph Deen, faces criticism for high travel costs and questionable residency arrangements, raising concerns about financial mismanagement and ethical governance.
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Sarah Game: A Trailblazer in South Australian Politics
Sarah Game, South Australia’s first One Nation parliamentarian, champions educational reform, community welfare, and transparency in government, advocating for policies that prioritize the needs of South Australians.
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