Western Australian police have sent letters to a dozen activists nationwide, warning that they face up to three years in prison if they enter the area around the 2026 Land Forces expo.

Sydney city is sick of being harassed by NSW police running drug dogs through bars and clubs, so NSW Greens MLC Cate Faehrmann is introducing laws to end their use.

Unelected antisemitism envoy Jillian Segal is continuing with her plan to combat antisemitism, which consists of preventing Australian workers from speaking out against Israel.

The new defence whereby those prescribed cannabis can only be found guilty of drug driving if they have at least a certain concentration of THC in their system should be extended to all.

The Trump administration has responded to Albanese’s plan to protect Australians from “seriously harmful material and conduct” by calling it a “blank cheque for political censorship”.

The Minns government has passed laws that the NSW Aboriginal Land Council attempted to stop being enacted as they undermine the NSW Aboriginal land rights system.

The Land Forces Exposition is being held in Perth this year, after activist responses to the weapons festival have seen it shift from its former homes in Brisbane and Melbourne.

The AI revolution is increasingly appearing as an end of times scenario, as rogue AI agents start attacking systems and may eventually have the capacity to destroy humanity.

Australian home affairs minister Tony Burke claims that a new force of migrant officers tasked with hunting down visa overstayers won’t abuse their powers.

The laws seek to formally withdraw Australia’s support for overseas atrocities, ensuring we do not “fund, arm or invest in conduct that violates the very principles of international law”.

The laws seek to formally withdraw Australia’s support for overseas atrocities, ensuring we do not “fund, arm or invest in conduct that violates the very principles of international law”.

Hundreds of protesters gathered at Sydney’s Taylor Square to demonstrate against the recent NSW police midnight raids on Oxford Street gay bars.

AFP commissioner Krissy Barrett’s claim that drug users are responsible for gangland crime shifts the blame from the failure of prohibition, zero tolerance and the war on drugs.

The second set of raids on Oxford Street's licensed venues has raised concerns of a homophobic return to the police targeting LGBTIQA+ communities.

The Zionist Federation of Australia has withdrawn its misguided antisemitism claim, having waged two years of lawfare in an attempt to smear and silence the renowned journalist.

The police commissioner has blamed drug users for 'contributing to deadly street violence and expanding criminal networks’, rather than admit prohibition is the root cause.

The NSW Council for Civil Liberties warns that laws the government claims are necessary to combat organised crime could be used to further suppress political dissent.

The NSW government claims the “new laws… [will] further disrupt, target and put away organised criminals”, but they will in reality further bolster state power at the expense of civil liberties.

Both the NSW premier and the ASIO director general appeared in The Australian and they denied responsibility in respect of two antisemitic incidents in NSW.

While everyday Australians struggle and continue to feel disenfranchised, the wealth and political influence of our nation’s billionaires surges more than ever before.

Australian defence minister Richard Marles met with tech giants in San Francisco to make arrangements that would see our nation surrendering more sovereignty to the US.

The footage shows an officer bragging about bashing a civilian at the rally against genocidal Israeli president Isaac Herzog, which supports eyewitness account of policing methods.

The Mparntwe for Falastin activists arrested as part of the 9 October 2025 blockade of the road into the US spy base at Pine Gap are facing criminal charges.

No-one inside federal politics seems particularly interested in discussing the large orange elephant in the room and how it is materially changing every other country's views of the world.

After more than a decade of civil society campaigning, the NSW government is making pill testing at festivals permanent, so now advocates are calling for fixed-site services too.

Many of those who attended the March for Australia were more intent on spewing hate speech than protecting non-inciteful freedom of political expression.

The Trump White House has made another announcement about the framing of leftwing activists as terrorists, which is a shift that it is insisting its allies follow.

Calls to expel the Israeli ambassador have continued since the Gaza genocide commenced, however the actions and words of the new ambassador are making these calls more urgent.

The organisation that operates with little transparency or accountability has had its powers to force members of the public to answer questions expanded, but not made permanent.

The NSW Council for Civil Liberties alerting the public about the mass surveillance bill currently before parliament, which is ostensibly to combat crime but will in reality impact us all.

The NSW Aboriginal Land Council has opened the pro bono Walumarra Legal Centre in order to service the needs of the network of Aboriginal land councils and their communities.

The NSW premier’s proposal to authorise Community Security Group to provide armed security at public events is potentially dangerous and heavily discriminates in favour of the Jewish Community.

March for Australia is organising nationwide rallies to send the message that politicians who choose to pass free speech-eroding laws will face the consequences at the ballot box.

The democratic principle that the public are meant to authorise police powers is increasingly being ignored as governments routinely augment and expand police powers without consultation.

The Minns government is providing all NSW driver licence photos to a federal database to facilitate identity matching services that it has promised won’t be used for mass surveillance.

The NSW government has announced that first responders will have an emergency line to “specialist clinical support” when attending callouts involving those suffering mental health crises.

The Productivity Commission found that most incarcerated First Nations youths in Australia have not been convicted over the charges brought against them.

Kumanjayi White’s family is taking the Northern Territory government to court for answers as to why criminal charges were not brought against the officers that caused his death.

The NSW government is introducing laws that would give police officers broad power to compel individuals to provide access to their digital devices for scanning and downloading.

The Northern Territory government has abolished a policy that was designed to ensure stolen generations would never again occur.

The NSW Police Force is singing the praises of its six-month trial of drone policing in the Moree region, and the authorities are keen to roll out the devices statewide.