Death from above: Ramesh Thakur on drones
IWIG member Professor Ramesh Thakur of the Australian National University (Crawford School of Public Policy) writes in The Ottawa Citizen, 16 November 2012 that armed drone attacks in…
Sue Wareham on Alan Stretton
Following is the text of a letter to the editor of The Canberra Times written by IWIG Secretary Dr Sue Wareham on the occasion of the death of…
No UK Bases for Attacks on Iran
Iraq War Inquiry Group is following very closely the confrontation between the United Sates and Iran, because we regard the possibility of a pre-emptive attack on…
Iraq war, what was it good for? Absolutely nothing
Chris Smith (Letters, August 21) asks why we still need to question why we went to war to overthrow Saddam Hussein.If the reasons for the invasion…
ABC TV Coverage
Today I recorded an interview with Jeff Waters of ABC TV News, covering why we think an inquiry is necessary, what we are trying to achieve…
About Iraq War Inquiry Group
Iraq War Inquiry Group Inc is an association incorporated under Victorian law for the following purposes:To campaign for an inquiry into the steps which led to…
St Patrick’s Church
The Catholic Church wishes to appeal against the listing of St Patrick’s Church on the ACT Heritage Register (”Debate over heritage value of St Patrick’s”, August…
Two Decades of Super Profits Not Enough
I DON’T know whether to laugh or cry when I hear Tatts claim that it has been treated ”unconscionably” by the Victorian government (”$1bn hinges on…
Fraser Calls for Iraq War Inquiry
FORMER prime minister Malcolm Fraser says Australia’s “truly archaic” process for going to war needs to be overhauled.Mr Fraser spoke on Thursday at the launch of…
Why did we go to war in Iraq?
Taking a country to war is the single most solemn international responsibility of any government. It requires our soldiers to kill complete strangers solely on the…
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