Still no China invasion despite ‘red alert’ predictions
AWPR Media Statement Today marks three years since a widely criticised media series predicted Australia would be at war with China within three years. The Red…
Richard Marles comments on China conflict – Letter to the Prime Minister
The following letter was sent to the Prime Minister on 4 July 2025. The Hon. Anthony Albanese MP Prime Minister 4 July 2025 Dear Mr Albanese…
Iran War – Albanese must rule out any Australian involvement
AWPR Media Statement The Australian government must refuse to have any involvement in the escalating Iran war and ensure that US bases in Australia do not…
Experts endorse AWPR AUKUS report
On 20 March AWPR published a new report on the controversial AUKUS military pact. The report investigates how AUKUS came about and how the public and…
Zero Transparency – New Report investigates the AUKUS Pact
Media Release Zero Transparency – New Report investigates the AUKUS Pact “AUKUS and the surrender of transparency, accountability and sovereignty” A new report on the massive…
Pine Gap expansion – Australians being kept in the dark
Media Release - 15 June 2024 A massive expansion program at the U.S. base at Pine Gap has been effectively hidden from the Australian public according…
The jailing of McBride – Albanese should be ashamed
The jailing of war crimes whistle-blower David McBride shows yet again that the Albanese government is not serious about transparency and public accountability. McBride’s revelations uncovered…
Airstrikes on Yemen – Australia should not be involved
The Albanese government’s decision to become directly involved in allied airstrikes on Yemen is unwarranted and dangerous. Having declined to send a warship to support the…
The four reasons there were no ‘lessons learnt’ from Iraq about futile wars
By Alison Broinowski - This article was first published in The Canberra Times The cabinet papers released by the National Archives always keep Australian media…
Cabinet Papers – 20 years on, still no transparency
The release today of cabinet documents from the Howard government in 2003 has failed to clarify exactly how the government decided to send Australian troops to…
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