Jewish members abandon Greens over anti-Semitism
The Greens’ anti-racism mantra doesn’t extend to protect Jewish people, members claim, saying they’ve quit after the party’s failure to acknowledge or call out anti-Semitism.
Alexi Demetriadi
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Out with the old, in with new breed of young activists
The Greens risk driving away traditional members and voters amid an ‘obsession’ with courting younger activists as it branched from its roots aiming to replace Labor as Australia’s ‘social democratic alternative’.
Premiers clamp down on CFMEU
Premiers have sung a chorus of condemnation towards the embattled, allegedly corruption-riddled CFMEU as each moved to clamp down and remedy their prospective state unions.
Muslim Vote campaign ‘at risk of imploding’ from infighting
The fledgling Muslim Vote campaign risks an aborted take off, with divisions widening within the group amid delays in locking in candidates and an infiltration of ALP operatives.
Greens ‘fixated’ on Gaza, not rates
Grassroots Greens have berated fellow local candidates with pro-Palestine abuse and reignited culture wars amid a ‘complete fixation on Gaza’, ahead of upcoming council elections.
Dutton ‘unfit to lead’ after Muslim comments, says Lib
A 16-year Liberal councillor has called leader Peter Dutton ‘unfit’ to lead the country after he said he was ‘concerned’ about ‘Muslim candidates from western Sydney’.
Greens tell Muslim Vote: ‘leave Wills, Senate alone’
Panicked Greens senators and MPs fear that the Muslim Vote movement could cost them prized target seat Wills and upper house votes.
Kean still on MP’s pay as poll nears
Anthony Albanese’s new climate change tsar, Matt Kean, remains on the payroll of the NSW taxpayer almost a month after announcing his retirement from state parliament.
Families hurt in sharia home scheme
A western Sydney property development company that offered a Halal-friendly ‘interest-free housing solution’ has left hundreds of Muslim families facing ruin amid allegations it mortgaged its own mosque.
‘Headline grabber’: ASIC break-up plan rejected
Labor has all but rejected a radical proposal to split up the corporate regulator, despite senator Andrew Bragg’s inquiry finding ASIC had failed to protect Australians.
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