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Australia’s tryst with tyranny: ASIO hatchet jobs on politicians.
Contents – Australia’s curious case of Ross Cameron, MP (page 1) – The government’s lawyers weigh in on how elected representatives ought to behave: (page 3) – Wikileaks Party, Professor Keane, ASIO and the September 2013 Australian federal election. (page … Continue reading
Posted in corruption, dissident, foreign affairs, human rights, intelligence agency, national security
Tagged Alsion Broinowski, ASIO, Broinowski, corruption, Freeport, Freeport McMoRan, intelligence agencies, john howard, national security, philip ruddock, Plibersek, Prime Minister John Howard, Ross Cameron, ruddock, security, Tanya Plibersek, West Papua, Wikileaks
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Wikileaks Party, ASIO and the September 2013 Australian federal election
I attended a presentation by Professor John Keane (Director, Institute for Democracy and Human Rights at Sydney University) at the Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA) in Sydney 19 November 2013. The title of his presentation was “People Power in … Continue reading