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Psst. Defence security in Australia is run by the ChineseBy Michael West | November 12, 2026The security of Australia's Defence assets has been entrusted to a group with significant ties to the Chinese ...
The robot decides. The algorithms taking charge of our healthBy Claudia Weisenberger | November 10, 2026The robots are taking charge of healthcare, with assessments of NDIS and aged care patients' needs being done by ...
Minns’ army on the streets in the East, while gangland wars ignite the WestBy Andrew Brown | November 5, 2026NSW Premier Minns spends $94.3m on army of 250 officers with high-powered rifles in response to Bondi. Meanwhile, ...
Children’s detention. What are the NT and Queensland governments hiding?By Aleta Moriarty | November 5, 2026The Northern Territory and Queensland governments have refused to let the UN human rights advocate into their ...
Cover-up. Government conspiracy to ‘manage’ the Senate revealedBy Rex Patrick | November 1, 2026Rex Patrick reports on a plot by the Albanese Government to ‘manage’ the Senate, bury social media footage of ...
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Shades of Cornell. Sydney Uni intervenes in student paper’s sexual assault investigationBy Kalila Welch | October 16, 2026Student journalists at Sydney University's Honi Soit have come under pressure from management in reporting a ...
Privatised refugee detention centres: a billion dollar failureBy Kim Wingerei | October 9, 2026After almost three decades of running Australia's detention centres, private contractors keep falling short, ...
Stranded. Thousands in hospital beds as NDIS cuts bite home supportBy Claudia Weisenberger | October 7, 2026Thousands of patients are stuck in hospital beds in a system that focuses more on who pays than on what benefits ...
Shakedown at Transparency Corral. Government brings out the money gunBy Rex Patrick | October 7, 2026The Albanese Government has reached a new low, using a Federal Court appeal application and questionable legal ...
AI and the police. Axon’s phantom officers and a vanishing audit trailBy Michael Sainsbury | October 2, 2026Law enforcement agencies have poured $400m into Axon's tasers, cameras and cloud vault. AI that writes police ...
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