Those who ‘intentionally spit or cough’ on government officials will be prosecuted
Six months prison and fines up to $11,000 will await those who deliberately spit or cough on government employees during the coronavirus.
Tanya Day inquest finds that systemic racism was a factor in her death
In an Australian first, an inquest has concluded that systemic racism played a part in the death of Yorta Yorta woman Tanya Day.
The need for parliamentary oversight is greater than ever
In the midst of a global pandemic and increased police powers, our leaders are unreachable. We need oversight, and we need it now.
In a time of increased police powers, disobedience is a must
We live in extraordinary times, one where police powers have been increased for our own benefit. Now, more than ever, we need to make sure we place limits on what we allow.
Our government has no intention to evacuate Australians trapped overseas
Officially, we have no intent to evacuate Australians stuck overseas due to the coronavirus. So, what is to become of the thousands trapped by circumstance?
George Pell beat the High Court on a technicality
George Pell was found guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. So, how did the High Court absolve him of his crimes?