The Whyalla Steelworks subsidy folly comes to an end. For now.
Sanjeev Gupta's ill-fated takeover of Whyalla Steelworks has come to its expected end, with 600 jobs lost.
Kim Wingerei
Kim Wingerei is a businessman turned writer and commentator. He is passionate about free speech, human rights, democracy and the politics of change. Originally from Norway, Kim first came to Australia in 1989. Author of ‘Why Democracy is Broken – A Blueprint for Change’.
The human face behind Australia’s inhumane treatment of refugees
In detention centres around Australia, scores of refugees are facing the threat of being on the next plane to ...
Ethical fail. The Guardian claims exclusivity on Palantir reveal
The Guardian published an article today about how tech company Palantir has access to NDIS data. What's the scam?
Appeal abandoned. Rejection of IHRA antisemitism definition to stand
The Minns' government has decided not to appeal the Supreme Court judgement that rejected the IHRA definition of ...
RIP King Harald. Will the next generation of royals be the last?
King Harald of Norway passed away on Friday. The country mourns while welcoming his son as the next regent. But ...
Facebook record settlement. Just the cost of doing business…
Facebook owner META has agreed to pay $US18 billion to settle a case brought against it by US states. The money ...
Odd bedfellows. Pollies weigh in on unfair transparency fight
After losing an FOI case, the Department of Industry has appealed to the Federal Court, seeking to recover its ...
Robert Pether stuck in Iraq. UN experts on torture voice concern
Robert Pether, the Australian engineer jailed for five years on trumped-up charges, remains in Iraq facing ...
Mandarin salaries. Another win for transparency as Tribunal publishes submissions
After much pressure from the public and the Senate, the Remuneration Tribunal initiated a review of senior ...
An invitation from Newscorp’s “most trusted media brands”. What’s the scam?
Murdoch's News Australia has invited "a select group of local businesses" to a workshop hosted by "Australia's ...
ASIC extortion. Charging 219% pa. for being five days late
ASIC is supposed to protect consumers against scams. But who protects against their predatory practice of charging ...
Vale the Press Council. Caves in to anonymous pressure campaign
Australian Press Council caves into the Zionist lobby and abandons its mission to defend free speech, vilifying ...
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