Albanese fails to embrace transparency on War Powers
Most MPs and Senators will continue to have no real say over how Australia goes to war, following the announcement made by Defence Minister Richard Marles…
Vietnam Veterans Vigil – 50 Year Anniversary
Vietnam veterans and their families are today commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of Australia's withdrawal from the Vietnam War (1962-73). The Vietnam Veterans' Vigil is designed to…
AUKUS dissent has ALP power-brokers worried
Over twenty ALP branches around Australia have now passed anti-AUKUS resolutions and the list is growing by the day. Many of the branches are calling on…
HOW WE CAN STOP AUKUS: fighting the drive to war
Speech by Alison Broinowski at an AUKUS public meeting, Redfern Town Hall, Sunday 23 July 2023 Twenty years ago, when Australia ran for a seat on…
Simon Crean 1949-2023
Twenty years after Australia illegally invaded Iraq, Simon Crean who was then Opposition leader, has died. For decades a critic of how Australia goes to war,…
“China panic” distorting the news
The so called "China threat" now permeates the Australian media, often fueled by irresponsible scare tactics. Journalist Duncan Graham believes the current climate is distorting basic…
Overly Cautious and AUKUS Focused: The Albanese Government and the NPT
By Dr Aiden Warren In May 2022, Australia looked poised to move away from a long-term hedging and somewhat pedestrian position on nuclear non-proliferation. One year…
What is the US-Australia Force Posture Agreement (FPA)?
On May 21, 2023, IPAN held an online forum to discuss the controversial Force Posture Agreement. Lawyer and human rights activist Kellie Tranter made the following…
Can Australia join “the missile age” and remain independent?
This article was published in The Canberra Times on 5 May 2023 https://www.canberratimes.com.au/story/8182000/can-australia-join-the-missile-age-and-remain-independent/ By Cameron Leckie To much fanfare, and more than a little speculation, the…
Editorial: Screaming in April
By Alison Broinowski If I hear Australian opinion leaders cite the ‘international rules-based order’ again I think I’ll scream. Even more loudly, every time I hear…
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