From One Nation to neo-Nazism: Australians being drawn into extremism
Secret recruiting tapes made by international radical right-wing group The Base show the threat lurking in Australian suburbs - and the banality of evil.
Robert Doyle committed ‘serious misconduct of a sexual nature,’ report finds
The Department of Health finalises a probe into the former Melbourne lord mayor, finding “serious misconduct” and actions that could be described as “over-familiar, rude, obnoxious or sleazy”.
I am not sure how many of the Australian population approve of Scott Morrison as PM, or on what basis that approval might rest. Everything I have read about the way in which he has assumed his present position leaves me absolutely certain that he is totally misplaced. I make a point of subscribing to a variety of independent news outlets, and one of these – Crikey – is, I believe, one of the best in terms of its extensive research and balance. The outlet criticises government – not because of which is the current party in power, but in terms of their capacity to govern fairly. While it is, sadly, true that most politicians lie, IMHO, Scott Morrison wins the prize for the most blatant performance.
How can we get rid of a useless Prime Minister? – » The Australian Independent Media Network
In the federal court, the government argued it was prepared to forcibly repatriate a 27-year-old refugee, known in court documents as MNLR, to Iraq, despite acknowledging “he was likely to be harmed or killed there”.
Rumour for improvement … ‘repoliament’ … Morrison’s cover blown at News Corp
When Murdoch decides Scooter there is no place to hide. Hadley, or Ch9's ACA won't save you. It's time to try the ABC. However Andrew Bolt's has been applying the "look over there" distraction technique but even he can't hold off either. Remember he tried it with Abbott and failed dismally leaving him a media also ran.
Australia’s national men’s and women’s teams have agreed to pool all revenue generated by both teams in areas such as broadcasting, sponsorship, merchandising and match-day proceeds. The Matildas and Socceroos take an equal percentage of that money, with an additional portion allocated to youth national teams. This change results in an enormous increase — more than 90% — in guaranteed minimum payments for the Matildas over the course of the four-year CBA.
A Giant Step Forward for Women in Australian Soccer
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