They are a trying lot, spruiking their overvalued, loss-making firms, sowing discord and fear, and then seeking state collaboration that will serve to implicate all the parties concerned should things...

They are a trying lot, spruiking their overvalued, loss-making firms, sowing discord and fear, and then seeking state collaboration that will serve to implicate all the parties concerned should things...

Reprinted from Bracing Views with the author’s permission. It’s amazing the enormous sums of money the U.S. government spends on destructive weaponry in the stated cause of deterring massive destructi...

They are a trying lot, spruiking their overvalued, loss-making firms, sowing discord and fear, and then seeking state collaboration that will serve to implicate all the parties concerned should things...

Fanatical US Iran war supporters must stop the fantasy that Iran attacked US 47 years ago By Walt Zlotow During my 75 years following US justifications for waging senseless war, I’ve never heard anything as [...]

Chapter 2: The Instruments – How the State Began to See Citizens as Data Points Continued from Chapter 1 2.1 The Shift from Judgment to Measurement Chapter 1 established that neoliberalism required me...

New global assessment finds nuclear is not cost-competitive with solar and wind in most countries, despite renewed interest arising from AI datacentres and energy security concerns

The evacuation of a dozen B-1B bombers of the US Air Force from the RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire is another instalment in the latest rippling of the Iran war that began as a pre-emptive, illegal [....

The evacuation of a dozen B-1B bombers of the US Air Force from the RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire is another instalment in the latest rippling of the Iran war that began as a pre-emptive, illegal [....

Putin warns of nuclear catastrophe; U.S. steams carrier to Iran; French students revolt and the barbaric U.S. death penalty. Ray McGovern, Patrick Henningsen. Sunday 9 a.m. EDT. https://www.youtube.co...

Joshua Scheer Israel’s leaders have threatened the filmmakers. The documentary’s deeper challenge is to a society that treats technical expertise as an escape from moral responsibility. A governmen…

By Denis Hay   Positive changes in the world offer reasons for hope. Explore real gains in health, education and living standards, and lessons for Australia. More children are surviving their early ye...

Environmental groups sued the Bureau of Land Management over plans to realign and pave a road through Utah’s Gate Canyon, likening the project to "constructing a highway through the Louvre Museum."

Moscow faces a huge decommissioning bill at home even as it expands its nuclear industry abroad.

The trend was already tracing itself through the corridors of power, but the world’s most powerful defence department has fallen, most heavily, for the use of artificial intelligence at virtually ever...

As propaganda clouds the Ukraine war, inconvenient truths are being buried and voices opposing the conflict silenced.

If America Invaded Canada, Whose Side Would Australia Take? Social media has been in a frenzy over suggestions that Donald Trump might one day decide that Canada needs liberating from the Canadians. T...

With AUKUS costs soaring and scrutiny lacking, a public inquiry is asking the questions Parliament has failed to confront.

AUKUS critics warn the $500 billion submarine deal is sacrificing Australian sovereignty and social priorities to deeper integration with the U.S. war machine.

It's remarkable that there are still a notable though dwindling amount of people who think that European (and Canadian) leaders like Ursula von der Leyen

The United States wants a reactor on the moon by 2030. A Russian-Chinese alliance is working on one for 2036. Some leading scientists say the danger is great.

Darwin, Spencer and the “Survival of the Fittest” Continued from Part 1 In 1859, a book was published that would profoundly influence the way Europeans thought about life, humanity and, eventually, ra...

Some experts argue Virginia-class submarines government is buying second hand are good for fighting American wars, but not for defending Australia

Space is becoming an increasingly contested domain as major powers expand military capabilities, satellite infrastructure, and counterspace systems, while

Four days into his leadership, David Shoebridge was cross-examined on 7.30, labelled, straw-manned and monstered. How the ABC and News Corp ran the same play.

With a hasty executive action by the Scott Morrison’s government, Australia signed up to buy $368 billions’ worth of second-hand nuclear submarines, and created a special military alliance with USA an...

With a hasty executive action by the Scott Morrison’s government, Australia signed up to buy $368 billions’ worth of second-hand nuclear submarines, and created a special military alliance with USA an...

The Racist Heritage of Colonial Australia There has been much discussion in Australia about racism and the way it continues to manifest itself in our political and social landscape. Yet racism is hard...

By Peter Castagno (This article was originally published on the front page of the May/June 2026 print edition of the Capitol Hill Citizen newspaper. To get a copy of the print newspaper, go to capitol...

EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos says Ukraine cannot join in January 2027 and must meet membership requirements amid corruption concerns and opposition

The EU is not doing enough to assist Kiev in the conflict with Moscow, the Ukrainian leader has claimed. Ukraine's Vladimir Zelensky, who is dealing with a major hole in his country's budget and high-...

"Then the attempts to arrest our ships & vessels. All this is an escalation."

The US is pushing Europe to choose warfare over welfare. Now is the time to reassess NATO membership, argues Kevin Cashman.

The Greens have a new leader. The press gallery has a new roughie. The field has been called to the post and the commentators are already in the box. And they’re racing. That is how [...]

There was nothing new in the Reality Television President’s swill filled address to the United Nations General Assembly on September 22. Donald Trump had said much of it before, most of it with wearyi...

And here was I, all these years, thinking that only a few ant-nuclear nuts ever bothered to read my Australian website antinuclear.net. I am so chuffed that News Corpse has finally recognised my work....

Things are looking bleaker by the day for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, most notably for his standing as a competent leader in full mastery of his office. After allegations were made that...

Britain says SSN-AUKUS remains on track. But its shipyards are already stretched while new reactor and workforce capacity is still being built. Australia is betting heavily on that gap being closed in...

The World Nuclear Industry Status Report 2026 (WNISR2026) assesses on 596 pages the status and trends of the international nuclear industry. It provides a comprehensive overview of nuclear power plant...

By Walt Zlotow President George W. Bush criminally attacked Iraq on March 20, 2003, for no other reason than he could. He used the 911 attacks in New York, D.C. and Pennsylvania to remake the Middle [...

By Dr Dan Steinbock​​ Thanks to some AI executives, the Trump administration had an opportunity to foster global AI cooperation. By contrast, it gave the green light to existential risks. On September...