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  • Joel Jenkins

    The IDF ran in the Sydney Marathon the same week they spat on Zomi Frankcom’s grave

    The iconic Sydney Marathon hosted more than 40 current and former IDF personnel on the weekend. In the same week, Israeli diplomats and military officers callously dismissed the murder of Australian aid worker Zomi Frankcom.  One year since 300,000 furious, heartbroken Australians marched across the Harbour Bridge to protest genocide, sending the political class a…

  • Lucy Hamilton

    You’re in a class war, whether you fight back or not

    It didn’t take the titanic corruption and clown-car incompetence around Trump to tell young people that death-throes capitalism is a disaster, but it sure didn’t hurt.  Trickle-down economics, where tax cuts for the rich supposedly make all of us better off, has shoved light-years between the mega-rich and the rest of us; that’s precisely why…

  • Joel Jenkins

    PM and Premiers endorse the fascist digital dystopia

    The NSW Minns government has introduced legislation (more of it) expanding police powers, this time to extract data from mobile phones without a warrant using military-grade Universal Forensic Extraction Devices (UFED) developed by Israeli firm Cellebrite. In isolation, the legislation is alarming enough, but when viewed through the wider lens it fits a rapid clampdown…

  • Dave Milner

    How the Labor Party sold out to vampiric oligarchs and authoritarian Zionist dickheads

    This week, the Albanese government, in goose-stepping sync with the Liberals and One Nation, will push into law the “ASIO number 2” bill. This gives our secret police increased powers to pull ordinary Australians off the streets, question and detain us secretly without reasonable cause, and deny us the right to speak about this state-sanctioned…

  • RonniSalt

    Our politics is a farce and you’re paying for the tickets

    Those of you not into torturous, pantomime-level political inquisitions may not have been following recent events at the NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption, or as it’s more onomatopoeically known, ICAC. If you had, you might have heard that Sussan Ley, while leader of the Opposition on $442,643 a year of your money, drove from Canberra…

  • Joel Jenkins

    The ABC’s intellectual and moral decline comes at the worst possible time

    Of late, the ABC has been altering the way it sees the world around it. Bound by a national charter, but modified from within after years of ideological, technical, and operational transfer, the organisation is failing in its duty to inform Australians. This is occurring at a time of great uncertainty, when it is needed…

  • Joel Jenkins

    Bipartisan suits went on an AUKUS junket to sell out Australian sovereignty 

    Fresh after the Labor National Conference, Federal Labor Senator Raff Ciccone takes a smiling picture in Washington, proud to announce his delegation participating in the 2026 Australian American Leadership Dialogue (AALD) in Trump’s America. Ciccone joins the defence junta of the bipartisan political class—a cohort of militaristic-minded MPs that function as the steam that moves…

  • Dave Milner

    The fight to end the US military occupation of Australia (and the entire world)

    For 64 years – an insignificant speck of time under a sky this large – from a stolen, sacred site of the Arrernte people called Kuyunba, the American military base Pine Gap gathers data that is used to subjugate millions of innocent, ordinary people across this world. Kuyunba still holds ancient rock art and even…

  • RonniSalt

    The Israel lobby gets the royal treatment

    We cross this week to the Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion and other assorted grievances, but before we do, it’s important to note this is an inquiry the Albanese government were systematically bullied into in a coordinated campaign by the Israel lobby after the horrific Bondi massacres in late 2025. The Albanese government…

  • Joel Jenkins

    Australian media hacks (always) get dismantled by facts

    Distinguished academic and prominent global figure Iranian Professor Saied Mohamed Marandi appeared on ABC’s 7.30, where Sarah Ferguson — the national broadcaster’s most distinguished flagship interviewer — prepared to ask the tough questions she reserves for certain guests. The interview was an outright failure, and an example of the unique way Australian journalism interacts with…