Turned to writing at 60, reckon that'll do for the next 30 years, then I'll become a musician - after that, who knows, maybe a wizard...
Adelaide Writers’ Week. Well done, Zionists. You killed it.
After days of chaos, the Adelaide Festival board is down to one person, and Adelaide Writers’ Week has now been officially cancelled. With the vast majority of participants withdrawing, and all the board members bar one having resigned, the decision to ‘univite’ Randa...
Uniparty Grab. Independents take electoral reform to the High Court
In an unusual move, two former independent parliamentarians are taking on the Government’s new electoral reform laws in court, challenging their legality. What’s the scam? The scam is that Labor’s new electoral laws will favour the major parties and disadvantage...
NACC Inspector Furness states the obvious while Brereton obfuscates
Today’s Joint Parliamentary Committee meeting examining the performance of the NACC made it abundantly clear that Commissioner Paul Brereton just doesn’t get it. What’s the scam? The scam is how Brereton refuses to accept his conflicts of interest are real, while the...
The NetFix is in. Streaming production quotas no bonanza
Is there a ‘bonanza’ for local film and TV producers in the new local content rules or is it just another Hollywood hustle by Netflix? Kim Wingerei asks. The new laws require major streaming services with over one million subscribers to invest a minimum of 10% of...
Mary Kostakidis. Forced to argue against Israel’s war in an Australian court
Jeffrey Epstein, Benjamin Netanyahu, Ehud Barak, Jimmy Carter, Noam Chomski, Hassan Nasrallah and Gideon Levy are but a few of the names in the Federal Court showdown. Kim Wingerei and Michael West report on Cassuto v Kostakidis. The cost is likely to run into...
After 27 months of secrecy, the ‘Jobs-for-Mates’ report lobs. What’s the scam?
After sitting on Lynelle Briggs’ No Favourites report for 27 months, the Government finally decides to release. What’s the scam? The scam is that the report‘s recommendations are largely ignored, as the Government instead opts for a new Australian Government...
Whyalla rescue, Santos gift. A multi-billion-fossil-subsidy-fest in the pipeline?
State and Federal Governments are proposing to add $2.4 billion to the Whyalla Steelworks financial disaster, while the man responsible rides into the sunset. Kim Wingerei with the story. The South Australian government put the Whyalla Steelworks into administration...
Joe Longo’s ASIC. Another day, another scam ignored
ASIC chairman Joseph Longo is retiring in May next year. It can’t come soon enough as ASIC once again fails to heed warnings of massive scam. Monday night, A Current Affair told the story of an alleged financial scam artist, Alev Dover, who has absconded with up to...
Libs to subsidise coal, now South Korea wants out. What’s the scam?
While the Liberal Party now reckons subsidising coal mining is a good idea, our third-largest coal customer Korea has just decided to stop burning coal altogether. What’s the scam? The scam is the sheer timing, just days after the Libs’ declaring they would abandon...
Racism. Human Rights Commission to investigate News Corp journos
The Australian Human Rights Commission has accepted a series of complaints of discrimination and racial hatred against NewsCorp and many of its journalists. The complaint covers a total of 81 publications and broadcasts by News Corp and its outlets Sky News, The...