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Defence hides Australia’s weapon sales to Israel amid war crimes investigation into Palestine
Defence has elevated “opportunities for Australian companies” over human rights and transparency in weapons sales, as an investigation by Michelle Fahy reveals 187 permits for military exports to Israel. The Defence Department approved 187 permits for military exports to Israel in the six years to March 31, according to figures released under Freedom of Information (FOI). The figures prompted…
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Video shows dozens at engagement party attended by positive COVID case
People in Melbourne’s inner south-eastern suburbs are on high alert after a guest at a crowded engagement party last week attended by dozens of people tested positive for coronavirus. The video, seen by The Age, shows a gathering of people listening to a man giving an engagement speech to a crowded room of well-dressed guests at…
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Part Two: Eros in art
Love is a pervasive theme in Renaissance art, especially in the figure of the Virgin Mary, whose role had grown immensely in importance during the course of the Middle Ages. It is this role, indeed, that separates the Christian tradition so dramatically from the Jewish one that preceded it and the Islamic that followed. Judaism…
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Authorities call for lockdown compliance as drinkers hit city streets
Authorities were preparing pop-up testing and vaccine sites in St Kilda East after a mother and son from the tight-knit Orthodox Jewish community were announced among Sunday’s new coronavirus cases. Health officials have been in meetings with community leaders since Saturday. Community leaders were told the two new cases might have attended a large gathering…
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Guns, terrorists and a rural idyll: What you need to know about our neo-Nazi infiltration
For months, The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald and 60 Minutes had an infiltrator inside Australia’s largest neo-Nazi group, the National Socialist Network, filming and recording. The Network’s leader was recorded comparing Christchurch terrorist Brenton Tarrant to Nelson Mandela and told his followers Tarrant will stay in jail “until we win the revolution” – a reference to the race…
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Nazis Next Door
The clandestine operation to infiltrate and expose a toxic and rotting world of hate. Reporter Nick McKenzie’s eight-month long special investigation will outrage Australia! Watch the episode of Sixty Minutes.
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‘Global embarrassment’: Afghanistan withdrawal resembles surrender
Washington: When Joe Biden appeared at the White House last month to explain his decision to withdraw US troops from Afghanistan, he insisted that a Taliban takeover of the country was not inevitable. The Afghan army, Biden said, had 300,000 troops compared to 75,000 for the Taliban. And he claimed that the Afghan government troops were as “well-equipped…
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David Icke: a thinker for our times
Katie Hopkins, the notorious British bigot, was recently imported on a special visa to adorn a TV program called Big BrotherVIP – and was promptly caught both flaunting and taunting Covid regulations. This caused the Seven Network big bother and Hopkins became the show’s first eviction. Untroubled by the bad publicity (for her an oxymoron) and no…
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Israel mandates Covid tests for kids as young as three
Israel is to require Covid-19 tests from next week for children as young as three to enter schools, swimming pools, hotels or gyms, as infections from the Delta variant surge despite extensive adult vaccinations. Israel already required children aged 12 and over to show a green pass, reintroduced late last month showing a person’s vaccination…
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How a casual insult sowed the seeds of an anti-war crusade
When she learnt that two Afghan boys had been killed by shots fired from a NATO helicopter while out collecting firewood with their donkeys, Granaz Moussavi was watching the evening news from her couch in Adelaide. It was February 2013, midway through the so-called Forever War, a costly and unpopular campaign that did in fact…