Year: 2025

In the spirit of harmonisation with our closest ally, Australia has announced it will begin applying United States–style entry requirements to all visitors under its visa waiver arrangements. Officials say the move will ensure consistency, […]

Part 3: The Path Forward – What Unrigging the System Actually Requires By Sue Barrett This is the final part of our investigation. In Part 1, we documented how the Australian fair go was systematically […]

Cabinet Ministers Michelle Rowland and Anika Wells have referred their use of their Family Reunion entitlement to the Independent Parliamentary Expenses Authority following pressure from the Coalition and the talking heads that generate content for […]

Some of the most important moments of my life have happened in buildings most people drive past without noticing. Not parliaments. Not universities. Not courts. Libraries. If you drew a map of my life, the […]

In November 2021, a stark division emerged in the hallowed halls of the United Nations. A draft resolution was brought before the General Assembly to reaffirm a seemingly unassailable principle: that access to food and […]

Trump’s cognitive decline, marked by notable memory lapses, impulsive and often erratic remarks, and a troubling pattern of inconsistent statements, ignites profound worries regarding his mental fitness for leadership. These signs not only raise eyebrows […]

Part 2: The Architects – Follow the Money to the Mates By Sue Barrett  This is Part 2 of our investigation. Yesterday, we documented how the Australian fair go was systematically dismantled – wages decoupled […]

An Open Letter to my Fellow Men Dear my fellow men, There is a particular flicker that passes across some men’s faces when a woman refuses to shrink. You’ve seen it. A woman in a […]