International Affairs
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Grand National 2016 Odds and Tips
On Saturday April 9th, at 5.15pm, strong teams of horses and trainers are set to make history during the biggest horse race of the year, the Crabbie’s Grand National. The race, which has a maximum of 40 runners, has both horses and trainers... More about Grand National 2016 Odds and Tips
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Something More Than Numbers
There are just six registered casinos in New Zealand, but that is not to say that Kiwis don’t share their Australian counterparts’ love of a gamble. Far from it, although given that the Australian population is widely recognised as... More about Something More Than Numbers
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O Canada
Canadians went to the polls today in federal elections, and voted to kick out Stephen Harper and replace him with a Liberal majority government. Good riddance. Harper was a polluting warmonger who had eroded Canadians freedoms; he'd tried to... More about O Canada
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"A threat to national security"
That's how the UK government describes Labour leadership frontrunner Jeremy Corbyn: George Osborne said an alliance between Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour and the SNP would shatter the Westminster consensus in favour of a nuclear deterrent.... More about "A threat to national security"
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You Legal Law Firm Announces Advisory Board
You Legal, an Australian virtual law firm, today announced the inaugural members of its advisory board, to assist with the firm’s national roll out. The five members are a select group of business managers and entrepreneurs, each with... More about You Legal Law Firm Announces Advisory Board
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Secret "justice" in the UK
Surprise, surprise! Britain's secret "trial" has resulted in a conviction: A man accused of plotting terrorist attacks in London has been convicted of possession of a bomb-making manual. Erol Incedal was found guilty six days ago, but... More about Secret "justice" in the UK
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No social mobility in Britain
Earning poverty wages in Britain? Congratulations - you're probbaly going to stay on them forever: Only one in four low earners has managed to permanently escape the prison of low pay in the past decade, according to a major study... More about No social mobility in Britain
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Australia deports another refugee to torture
What a surprise: a refugee Australia refused to recognise was tortured after being deported: Mr Naseri arrived in Australia by boat in 2011 and spent time in detention before being granted a bridging visa. He was deported from Australia in late... More about Australia deports another refugee to torture
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Spying on their allies again
The Intercept has a major new story about the US's intelligence relationship with Turkey, and how the US monitors the Kurds for the Turkish government, even helping them target hit squads. But at the same time as they're spying for the... More about Spying on their allies again
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Manus Island: It was G4S
Last weekend, Australia's "Pacific solution" of loading refugees into boats heading north devolved into murder when in apparent retaliation for a riot, G4S security guards stood by and let locals, led by police, storm its Manus Island gulag.... More about Manus Island: It was G4S
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