Frydenberg continues push to make Google and Facebook pay
As the world watches on, Josh Frydenberg has continued his war against Google and Facebook, forcing them to pay local producers of content.
With the ALP’s support, the government will decapitate the CFMEU
With bi-partisan support, the break up of the CFMEU leadership will soon commence, but the ‘mega union’ will not go down without a fight.
‘Why are personal lives of politicians newsworthy?’: Gov literally questions ABC over Four Corners report
The government has sent a list of fifteen questions to the ABC, asking why they investigated Christian Porter and Alan Tudge.
When Australia’s first law officer is tried in the court of public opinion
The jury may be out over Christian Porter, but the problem is that he’s our first law officer, and that spells trouble.
“Deeply sexist and misogynist”: Tudge, Porter named in Four Corners report
Four Corners exposing the sexual indiscretions of two high-ranking members of Scott Morrison’s cabinet has prompted one to threaten legal action.
