The Guardian • Casey Davidson
China-US relations seek to chart new course
US President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping opened dialogue in a virtual summit for over three hours on 16th November
Read moreThe Communist Party Of China celebrates 100 years – for good reason
The Communist Party of China (CPC) commemorated its centenary on Thursday 1st July with an impressive range of memorable celebrations across the nation.
Read moreChina’s common prosperity – the next step in the building of socialism
President Xi Jinping has announced the next steps in resolving inequality in China following the monumental achievement of eradicating extreme poverty and reaching a moderately prosperous society.
Read moreRoyal racism no surprise
The mainstream media have sensationalised the most recent British royal family racism scandal, despite the monarchy’s long history of colonialism.
Read moreUS rallies allies against China at G7 Summit
The US-led Group of 7 (G7) Summit took place last weekend in Cornwall, England, where an official report was issued openly undermining China’s policies and practices.
Read moreAnti-mask is anti-working class
Thousands of anti-maskers have gathered in major centres around the country in opposition to COVID-19 restrictions.
Read moreMcBride: the making of a whistleblower
“Something would have died inside of me” reflected Whistleblower Major David McBride this week ...
Read moreClimate cooperation cancelled with largest trading partner over baseless national security concerns
A cooperative research partnership between Australia’s Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) and China’s Qingdao National Laboratory for Marine Science and Technology (QNLM) has been cancelled.
Read moreThanks but no tanks, rats please?
“You can’t make everything free,” said Prime Minister Scott Morrison ...
Read moreThe Aged Scare industry: how privatisation leads to suffering and death
Horrifying stories of neglect, abuse and poor treatment of elderly people in Aged Care facilities and homes across Australia have been exposed
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Issue #1982
Victory for China: Meng returns home
Meng Wanzhou, Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of Chinese tech company Huawei, has been released from detention after being held illegally in Canada for over 1000 days.
Read moreYemen’s Victory against War
The new Biden administration announced it will end US support for offensive operations in Yemen, following a six-year war which has claimed the lives of over 200,000 innocent Yemenis ...
Read moreClimate activist pays the price for government inaction
A climate activist who climbed on top of a coal train, which led to a five-hour delay of fifteen coal trains between Newcastle and Maitland,...
Read moreTerrorist unit targets independent journalists
In the wake of friendlyjordies journalist Jordan Shanks’ settlement with former National Party leader and NSW Deputy Premier Giovanni “John” Barilaro
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Issue #2000
The necessity of independent media in Australia
Racism, sexism, homophobia, irresponsible anti-science reporting, war mongering, and narrow political discourse are rife in Australian mainstream media, with a dominant Murdoch press that continues...
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Issue #2008
COVID-19 is worse than ever in Australia
It is hard to believe that after over two years of harrowing fears of COVID-19 that people in Australia would be experiencing the worst situation...
Read more“Grants” for homeowners, but “handouts” for renters
“Living with other people, you start off in that nice accommodating phase. “Okay we’re going to get on.” You try really hard. It’s all going...
Read moreBlinken blinks first at US-China Summit in Alaska
Top officials from China and the United States (US) exchanged verbal blows at the Alaska Summit last week, after US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, and US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan opened the session by making false and unwarranted accusations about China’s governance and international affairs.
Read moreWorkers forced to pay for crisis
Australian government income support for the COVID19 crisis, JobKeeper and JobSeeker, has ceased and been revised from April despite ongoing hardships for workers in Australia relating to the pandemic.
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Issue #1998
The floods are rising and so are we
While thousands of people across South-East Queensland and northern New South Wales have been left devastated by the unanticipated extreme flooding event, which has destroyed...
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Issue #1965
New insights into the Stolen Generations
A recently updated report released a staggering increase in Indigenous people disclosing themselves as Stolen Generations survivors.
Read moreMcCarthyism on the rise in Australian universities
In Australia’s latest self-sabotaging attack on China, the Morrison government has released a proposal that targets students and academics at Australian universities
Read moreThen they came for Asians
A 21-year-old white male has admitted to shooting eight people to death, including six women of Asian descent in and around Atlanta, Georgia, US. Concerned groups have hit the streets ...
Read moreStolen Generation reparations welcome, but do not match the real costs!
The Morrison government has announced $378mil in reparations for survivors of the Stolen Generation in the Northern Territory (NT) and Australian Capital Territory (ACT) as part of a $1bil commitment to the Closing the Gap framework.
Read moreEnding violence against women and children
Survivors of sexual abuse, Grace Tame and Brittany Higgins have spoken at the National Press Club about the continuing culture which largely ignores or underplays...
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