New Police Phone Scanning Law Could Target Protesters: Interview NSWCCL’s Timothy Roberts
New South Wales parliament is reconvening for its spring session on Tuesday, 15 September 2026, and before it is the Crimes and Other Legislation Amendment (Further Organised Crimes Reforms) Bill 2026, which the NSW Council for Civil Liberties has warned...
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“Railroading Community Opposition”: Greens MLC Abigail Boyd on the Emerging Datacentre Crisis
There is a datacentre crisis emerging in this state, as overseas big tech interests are racing down under to build facilities to store foreign owned data. However, most Australians haven’t got a clue about why this is happening and have...
“Another Site for Resistance”: Mparntwe for Falastin Activists on Their Pine Gap Blockade Prosecution
The Mparntwe for Falastin activists arrested as part of the 9 October 2025 blockade of the road into US spy base Pine Gap are about to appear in court. Their direct action aimed at calling out the Pine Gap intel...
Breaking the Wall of Silence: Shoebridge on the Inaugural International Parliamentarians for West Papua Meet in Canberra
Australian Greens Senator David Shoebridge hosted the inaugural meeting of the Australian chapter of International Parliamentarians for West Papua on Ngunnawal and Ngambri land in Australian Parliament House in Canberra on 17 August 2026, with a delegation present that included...
The Walumarra Legal Centre Is Open, Explains NSW Aboriginal Land Council Lawyer Daniel Byers
The New South Wales Aboriginal Land Council has announced the establishment of the Walumarra Legal Centre, which is a free and culturally informed service that will serve the network of 121 Local Aboriginal Land Rights Councils located in this state,...
‘Students Say No to Hanson’ Walkouts This Thursday: Interview With Students for Palestine’s Ethan Floyd
On Thursday, the National Union of Students is organising the “Students Say No to Hanson” walkout, which will involve tertiary students and secondary school students leaving their classrooms and lecture halls to gather in opposition to the rise of Pauline...
Oversighting the NSW DPP: An Interview with NSW Labor MLC Stephen Lawrence
The New South Wales Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions has of late been the subject of scandal and a controversial NSW parliamentary inquiry, which recommended that the state government give consideration to establishing a parliamentary committee mandated to...
The Right to Abortion Is Under Threat: Interview with USYD Women’s Collective’s Grace Street
Right now, there is a rising multijurisdictional campaign seeking to chip away at the right to abortion in this country, and ultimately, to outlaw the practice. And whilst much of the community considered that reproductive justice was a right hard...
Talking Joining the Close Pine Gap Convergence 2026: An Interview with Three Key Activists
The Close Pine Gap-Sacred Lands Back Convergence 2026 is taking place in Mparntwe-Alice Springs over 18 to 20 July 2026, and by all reports, it’s set to be a massive event that involves a coming together of antimilitarist, antiwar and...
Action for Public Housing’s Rachel Evans Explains the Growing Support for Save Waterloo Encampment
After a decade of state governments threatening to tear down the Waterloo public housing estate and rip apart its community, property developers Stockland commenced works on Monday, 25 May 2026. But what workers on site hadn’t counted on was being...
