Paul Gregoire

Paul Gregoire is a Sydney-based journalist and writer. He's the winner of the 2021 NSW Council for Civil Liberties Award For Excellence In Civil Liberties Journalism. Prior to Sydney Criminal Lawyers®, Paul wrote for VICE and was the news editor at Sydney’s City Hub.

Albanese Sold Us Out Down Stream to the Mad King

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Australian prime minister Anthony Albanese has finally met US president Donald Trump nine months into the latter’s term. The antipodean leader sought to resecure US approval on the elusive AUKUS agreement, while the mad king of Mar-a-Lago was after critical...

Victoria’s Anti-Racist Protesters Condemn Police Violence Against Them

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Victoria police commander Wayne Cheeseman was extremely ticked off when appearing before the press on Sunday, 20 October 2025. The senior cop poured small rocks onto the floor, while holding one large stone, which he alleged had been thrown at...

Antisemitism Moral Panic Used to Introduce New Laws Against State Sponsored Terrorism

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Ever since former Liberal leader Peter Dutton took off his Home Affairs cap in 2021 and the Albanese government came to office in 2022, it’s appeared the government’s two-decade-long terrorism-law-enacting bonanza had come to an end. But with the recent...

NT Chief Minister Takes Aim at Trans Women Inmates: Interview with Justice Not Jails Tony Sinni

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Northern Territory chief minister Lia Finocchiaro has again been sowing social division, as when appearing on Mix 1049 to speak with host Katie Woolf on Monday 13 October 2025, the Country Liberal leader clarified that transgender women shouldn’t be held...

Rally Against Aboriginal Deaths in Custody, as NSW Reaches Deplorable Record

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“As a Dunghutti man, I have lived the grief, anger and frustration that comes from seeing our people die in custody,” said Paul Silva, a prominent voice in the local campaign for First Nations justice. “Every death is a profound...

March for Australia Demonstrators Appeared to Harbour Racist Sentiment, Despite Denials

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The second March for Australia took place on Gadigal land in Hyde Park North on 19 October 2025, and following the fallout from the original 31 August neo-Nazi-infused turnout, the non-Nazi elements of the antiimmigration movement had been at pains...

The Offence of Break and Enter With Intent to Commit a Serious Indictable Offence in NSW

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At around 3.30 am on Wednesday 15 October 2025, a group of males armed with machetes forced entry into a fast-food restaurant on Dunghutti land in the NSW town of Kempsey, threatening staff on site and stealing a silver Isuzu...

Court Rejects Legislation Empowering Police to Move-On Protesters at Place of Worship

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“In this matter we have been able to uphold the right of people in NSW to protest. That is important because there is so much to protest about,” said Josh Lees, Palestine Action Group spokesperson, on Thursday, 17 October 2025....

Federal Court Greenlights Baseless Zionist Case Against Journalist Mary Kostakidis

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Federal Court Justice Stephen McDonald has permitted the Zionist Federation of Australia to go ahead with its lawsuit against renowned Australian journalist Mary Kostikidas, which was lodged in April this year, after her defence team sought to have the case...

“When Cops Kill, Who Polices the Police”: The Gilberts on the Killing of Their Son Luke

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Shot Dead is a recently published account of the police killing of 24-year-old Luke Gilbert, who was shot by two officers early on 1 October 2022. Luke’s mother, Nicola Gilbert wrote the book, which she asserts was required following the...
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