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- Oct 1, 2026
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Want to know more about One Nation? Follow the money and 'sexy' planes (opens the original)
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One Nation supporters consistently say Pauline Hanson is an “average” Australian who speaks her mind and “says what the average person is thinking all the time”. At least, this is what a few One Nation followers told ABC’s Four Corners recently. One Nation devotees who troll IA on social media also frequently post similar comments, usually calling us “woke lefties”, before being blocked for actually insulting us with more colourful language. One Nation Victorian State Election candidate Michael
Oligarchs, AI and fascism: The perfect storm against democracy (opens the original)
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As Australia finally joins the voices calling for sanity on AI and the Ku Klux Klan say they find One Nation’s rise “heartening”, managing editor Michelle Pini examines what such developments mean for democracy. IT’S NO SECRET that oligarchs are seizing control of our data, have accumulated more money than we could ever print (if paper money was still a thing, of course) and thus enjoy a humungous level of power. It is also no secret that with this level of power, there is sadly very little, if
Phil Cleary on the Swans, Hanson and ending violence against women (opens the original)
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In a wide-ranging conversation with managing editor Michelle Pini, long-time campaigner to end violence against women, Phil Cleary, discusses the recent Sydney Swans controversy and the responsibility of powerful institutions such as the AFL and the media to help drive cultural change. Cleary argues that ending violence against women requires action from sporting organisations and governments but lasting change begins within families and communities — through challenging harmful attitudes, holdi
Hanson’s ‘two-way street’ and the underbelly of male violence (opens the original)
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The 'underbelly of disregard for women's rights' allows politicians like Pauline Hanson to suggest domestic violence is a 'two-way street' and her staffers to compare it to inconvenient media scrutiny, writes managing editor Michelle Pini. * CONTENT WARNING: This article discusses domestic violence PERHAPS the resurgence of Pauline Hanson’s One Nation is necessary. Sort of like undergoing a colonoscopy in order to find an underlying disease. If it weren’t for her spewing hate at every turn, how
Simon Gordon scandal exposes systemic failure at every level (opens the original)
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It is alleged that this powerful male doctor irreparably harmed potentially over 1,000 (usually) young women, ruining their lives, and yet the many complaints and concerns against him were dismissed by every level of authority, writes managing editor Michelle Pini. ** CONTENT WARNING: This article discusses suicide and surgical procedures, which may be distressing for some readers ** SELDOM is there a single case of system failure that neatly sums up everything that is wrong with our institution
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