Author: Jmedia Manager

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He revolutionised an industry, took his business to the world and sold it for $32 billion. But now, he rarely thinks of Westfield, his former obsession. Frank Lowy has always pushed himself and, at 90, it’s no different. His day begins under a high-pressure shower of refrigerated water. Just before this bracing assault, he has…

Vile hatred must be condemned because most are doing the right thing

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in Herald Sun, Print

Idiots ignoring lockdown rules exist in every community group, so vile anti-Semitic attacks on party revellers should be condemned. Don’t judge the engagement party revellers for their faith, judge them as arrogant idiots who did the wrong thing. There is no place for the type of vile anti-Semitic abuse being thrown around on social media…

Crown launches urgent investigation into employee identified as neo-Nazi

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in Print, The Age

Crown casino has launched an investigation into one of its employees after it was revealed the man is part of a neo-Nazi group and boasted about “bossing around the f—g n—-rs” who are his subordinates at the Melbourne casino. The first part of an eight-month investigation by The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald and 60 Minutes published on Sunday detailed an…

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in Print, The Age

An eight-month undercover investigation by The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald and 60 Minutes has revealed a group of radical, right-wing men plotting social collapse and a racist new order from a house in suburban Melbourne. They have adopted the trappings of Nazism: celebrating the birthday of Adolf Hitler, reading his book Mein Kampf and performing the Nazi salute. They are described…

Threat of white-power race war ‘grave concern’ to ASIO, says chief

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in Brisbane Times, Print

Australia’s counter-terror intelligence chief has warned that Australians as young as 16 are being radicalised to support a white-power race war, and that half of ASIO’s most important domestic anti-terrorism cases now involve neo-Nazi cells and other ideologically motivated groups. ASIO director-general Mike Burgess has told The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald and 60 Minutes that this unprecedented shift in…

Inside Racism HQ: How home-grown neo-Nazis are plotting a white revolution

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in Brisbane Times, Print

Warning: This article contains disturbing language and images. Infiltrating a nest of Australia’s far-right radicals revealed they are angry, armed and training for societal collapse. Uncovering their identities came next. On an unseasonably warm autumn afternoon in Melbourne, a leader of Australia’s neo-Nazi movement prepares an urgent encrypted message he believes can’t be intercepted by…

Huge $350k in fines expected over Melbourne lockdown engagement party

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in Channel Nine, Television

A massive $350,000 worth of fines are expected to be issued over an illegal engagement party held in Melbourne during coronavirus lockdown. Premier Daniel Andrews said he is particularly “angry” and disappointed at the “selfish choices” of the 69 people who chose to defy lockdown by gathering at a Caulfield North home last week as he announced an escalation of…

The thin line between neo-Nazi cosplay and real terrorism

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in Print, Sydney Morning Herald

Terrorism has fallen down the list of global threats during the COVID-19 outbreak but in an uncertain world, it cannot be forgotten entirely. As the Herald reports today, extremist groups who identify as neo-Nazis are finding plenty of recruits here in Australia and counter-terrorism agencies are increasingly concerned. The risk from these fringe white supremacist, racist groups…

Iran’s ‘Ghost Armada’ and its secret alliance with China

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in Print, Spectator

When a British security guard was killed in an Iranian drone attack last month, the response from the government was robust. Boris Johnson warned that Iran will have to ‘face up to the consequences’. But has the West fully grasped the reality of what Iran and its ‘Ghost Armada’ is really up to at sea? And how can Britain deal…

Melbourne lockdown extended, curfew back

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