Rex Patrick on Why National Archives Denials Are Preventing Reconciling with Timor-Leste: Interview
Former Australian Senator Rex Patrick is to appeal a decision of the National Archives of Australia to the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART), as the NAA denied his 1 January 2025 request for 2004 documents “that relate to ASIS intelligence collection...
“We Are Way Out of Time”: Women from XR Victoria Protesting for Two Years Warn Social Collapse Imminent
A group of women from Extinction Rebellion (XR) Victoria marked the two year anniversary of their ongoing weekly protest demonstration last Friday, 8 August 2025, as they continued to call for Australian governments to act on climate. And as usual...
“Everything Is on the Table”, Says Direct Action Group Targeting Toll Holdings for Driving Genocide
An anonymous group behind a series of late night direct actions involving extreme property damage that has been targeting logistics company Toll Holdings at its various premises on Wurundjeri land across Greater Melbourne of late, have been in contact with...
Guilty of Refusing to Disclose Password: Wage Peace’s Margaret Pestorius on Eroding Rights
Police asking civilians for the passwords to access their mobiles has become the norm, but in the vast majority of cases in NSW and in Queensland, officers need a warrant or a court order to require the code to access...
“They Can’t Take Your Integrity”: Councillor Rhonda Garad on Falling Prey to the Antisemitism Witch Hunt
The society-wide pressure not to speak out against the genocide Israel launched upon the Gaza Strip in October 2023 in Australia was instantaneous. This pressure required people not to raise the unbridled force Israel was pounding the people of Gaza...
The National Justice Project Is Calling for Alternative First Responders to Police: An Interview
The case that heightened the long-term calls for the state of NSW to invest in an alternative to NSW police officers being the first responders to people having mental health crises in the community was the fatal tasering of 95-year-old...
NSW’s Illegitimate Hate and Protest Laws Are Creating Social Division, Says NSWCCL President Timothy Roberts
A caravan filled with explosives and a note listing Jewish premises around Sydney was located on a property on Dharug land in the semirural suburb of Dural on 19 January, and following information related to the discovery of it being...
Court Ruling Proves Land Grants Covering Wiradjuri Are Illegal: Interview With Uncle Paul Towney
Proud Wiradjuri descendant Paul Towney will be appearing in Orange Local Court on 9 September, as he faces a charge of trespass, due to his having occupied land that is said to be owned by Charles Sturt University. The 2,000-odd...
Community-Led Safety Is Needed, Not Racist Policing, Says Pride in Protest’s Harpreet Kaur
A Chinese woman was violently attacked by a group of seven non-Asian teenagers, aged between 11 and 16, on Gadigal land in the Sydney eastern suburb of Eastgardens within the grounds of her apartment block on 21 May 2025. And...
“The Creeping Erasure of Our Identity in Broome”: Interview with Djukun Nation’s Jaala Ozies
The Yawuru and Djukun peoples are jointly recognised as the native title holders in Jirr-Ngin-Ngan, which is also known as the town of Broome, and is located in the northwestern Kimberley region of Western Australia. This native title claim, known...
