Alarm at Greens’ ‘Hamas symbols’
Greens candidates in one of Sydney’s most populous Jewish areas are putting their names to pro-Palestine pledge cards adorned with images closely associated with Hamas’s military wing.
Alexi Demetriadi
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Big or small, the party just can’t get anything right
Mark Speakman’s admission he was left in the dark with the immediacy of Tuesday’s federal takeover appears a failure of communication 101.
Uni chief defends record after ‘complex year’
University of Sydney vice-chancellor Mark Scott has backed his handling of anti-Semitism since October 7, describing the previous year as one of the ‘most challenging’ in the institution’s history.
‘Farcical’ NSW Libs in damage control amid federal takeover
Mark Speakman says he is yet to read a ‘damning’ report into the NSW Liberals as Peter Dutton criticises the ‘completely unacceptable’ functioning of the division amid a federal takeover.
ISIS-sympathiser cleric’s ‘anti-democracy’ scheme
An ISIS-sympathising fundamentalist cleric is calling for thousands of dollars in donations for ‘anti-democracy’ booklets to distribute across southwest Sydney and abroad.
Bungling state Libs in federal takeover
The embattled NSW Liberals will be forced into a 10-month takeover and its state executive, including president Don Harwin, sacked after a damning report after the party’s council elections nominations debacle.
Jewish students ‘not safe at school’
A Jewish student has spoken out about horrific incidents of alleged anti-Semitism at an ‘alternative learning’ Sydney school.
Teal takes moment to ponder second tilt
The teal independent who Rory Amon beat by little over 600 votes in 2023’s NSW election is considering a second tilt following the Liberal incumbent quitting after being charged with child sex offences.
Albanese washes hands of goldmine fiasco
Anthony Albanese has refused to take responsibility for the chaos surrounding the proposed Blayney goldmine despite revelations the company behind it warned the project would be scuttled if blocked on Indigenous heritage grounds.
State risks ‘election delivery failure’
The NSW Electoral Commission has warned of ‘election delivery failure’ with core systems ‘outdated’ and amid staff shortages after its funding proposals were rejected by the government.
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