This disgrace is on ABC Q & A on Monday night. Let’s stand up for decency & boycott Q & A #BoycottMondayQandA #auspol

When you watch your hopes and dreams walk away with Laura Loomer...

While we normally post short clips here, we are posting our report about Donald Trump and Laura Loomer's relationship in its entirety. We have been reporting on the Trump-Loomer relationship for years and it's good to see others finally taking notice.

Watch this closely. Trump today appeared to try to pump his stock price by saying he doesn’t plan on selling his shares—just before the period in which he is able to unload his shares. If Trump sells now, it is a massive SEC violation and potentially a federal crime.

Albanese has a second chance with AUKUS - ⁦Pearls and Irritations⁩ A second chance to can it. Mike Gilligan lays out the risk to our security it creates as well as the effect of doubling our defence spending at the behest of the sheriff. johnmenadue.com/albanese-has-a…

You're not going to get an ice cream named after you if you're a twice impeached, convicted fucking felon, fraud & rapist, who's responsible for a deadly J6 Capitol Insurrection. Someone could make a bag of dicks named after him though.

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New docs show how the gas cartel duped governments for 10 years - put the fix in for high power bills for all Australians. FOIs obtained by Rex Patrick #auspol Simone 🌿🌏☕️ michaelwest.com.au/fois-gas-carte…

Amid the contenders for the prestigious #scamoftheweek Jacinta 'Pinochet' Allen's $20m police brutality PR stunt did stand out #auspol #vicpol #landforces #aml youtu.be/iQ-ayzI-NIU?si…

430,000 Australians were chased by public servants for debts they didnt owe…but Kathryn Campbell claims she is the Robodebt scapegoat. Seems she thinks shes entitled to more procedural fairness than her Department gave the real victims #auspol #insiders smh.com.au/politics/feder…

Tax paid by the mining industry accounts for 3 percent of tax revenue in Australia…3 percent Their brag is much bigger than their budget contribution ps - that’s all mining, tax paid by fossil fuel companies is far smaller #insiders #auspol

I’ve raised concerns a number of times with the Govt over their use of non-disclosure agreements when consulting on legislation. Australians voted for more transparency, not less, at the last election. thesaturdaypaper.com.au/news/politics/…

.@BillShortenMP is right to be outraged #RoboDebt supremo Kathyrn Campbell is playing the victim. But remember, his government kept her on the books for a year in a $900K #AUKUS job and has let her and other perpetrators walk away scott-free. #auspol theguardian.com/australia-news…

Today, Scott Morrison's announcement of the AUKUS submarine pact is 3 years old. If it's ever realised, that deal will cost at least $368 billion. Australia is already the 6th biggest spender on defence in the OECD. Does it really make us any safer? #auspol #insiders

Australia gives more than 1/2 the gas we export away for free…mainly to multinationals…& we subsidise gas exploration! Australians know how to be generous to the gas industry…if only governments chose to be generous to our citizens #auspol #insiders nb.australiainstitute.org.au/increase_the_p…

Jane Hume on Insiders reckons the way productivity can be increased is to tackle industrial relations laws. The word ‘Productivity’ is seen by voters as = work longer hours with less pay. Removing ‘Red Tape’ at the work place = work longer hours with less pay and rights. I

Calls grow for total ban on gambling ads as Australia’s annual losses surge to $32bn theguardian.com/australia-news…

Barely newsworthy— at story no.15: More kids and women killed by some Israelis in a house at 1am — no knock on the door — no arrest warrant — nor charges or trial — just a bomb — slicing and crushing 4 kids, 3 women, and 4 persons deemed guilty by gender. abc.net.au/news/2024-09-1…

He chipped it into the rough and hoped no one saw. His Secret Service team were nearby but with their backs to him and maybe they hadn’t noticed, but he couldn’t take that chance. These days you couldn’t do anything without someone taking a picture of you with a smart phone. 1/11

“Employees should be allowed to endorse or advocate for human rights issues that are of national or international significance. For eg, endorsing an Amnesty International campaign about human rights … in Gaza” says Greg Barns SC ⁦Jayson Gillham⁩ smh.com.au/business/workp…