Intelligence
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Vice president of Liberty Victoria says drones are a ‘significant incursion of people’s privacy’
Vice president of Liberty Victoria, Julia Kretzenbacher, told Tom Elliot that it is a “significant incursion of people’s privacy”. 3AW693…
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‘Chilling attack on democracy’: proposed Asio powers could be used against journalists
Journalists and advocacy groups could face compulsory questioning by Asio as part of a proposed expansion of the spy agency’s…
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Secrets and Lies: The Role of Truth in Great Power Information Warfare
It is said that truth is the first casualty of war. The National Interest In an age of intensifying information…
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Julian Assange interrupts extradition hearing again
The 49-year-old intervened in his extradition hearing for the second time since it’s resumption at the Old Bailey in London…
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Putting the chip wars into competitive perspective
The semiconductor market is a global industry that is likely to reach $1 trillion in 2031 or 2032. Handel H…
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Julian Assange’s extradition case will continue tomorrow after coronavirus delays.
Julian Assange will tomorrow emerge from his coronavirus lockdown in London’s high-security Belmarsh prison to face an extradition hearing at…
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‘More organised, sophisticated and security conscious than before’: Right-wing extremist threat growing
The concern is being heightened by extreme right-wing groups increasingly attracting people from a military background who know how to…
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Witness K is in the dock but institutions vital to Australia’s democracy are on trial
Those people do not include the whistleblower and his lawyer, Bernard Collaery Ian Cunliffe The Guardian Timor-Leste only achieved independence…
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Witness K is in the dock but institutions vital to Australia’s democracy are on trial
Those people do not include the whistleblower and his lawyer, Bernard Collaery Ian Cunliffe The Guardian Timor-Leste only achieved independence…
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Human Rights Commission warns government over ‘dangerous’ use of AI
Releasing new research on Australians’ attitudes on the use of artificial intelligence, Human Rights Commissioner Edward Santow has urged the…
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Turkey’s tentacles in India go deeper than thought, says new intel warning
The Turkish foreign ministry on Wednesday criticised India’s decision to revoke Jammu and Kashmir’s special status in August last year,…
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Peter Dutton confirms Australia could spy on its own citizens under cybersecurity plan
Peter Dutton has confirmed the government’s $1.6bn cyberstrategy will include capability for the Australian Signals Directorate to help law enforcement…
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Secret trials: our judges need to resist the government’s pressure
The two countries had solemnly agreed to negotiate in good faith. Ian Cunliffe The Sydney Morning Herald Coyly, the federal…
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Why Bernard Collaery’s case is one of the gravest threats to freedom of expression
This is the prosecution of Bernard Collaery, the former ACT attorney-general and lawyer for Witness K, the former ASIS officer…
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China and AI: what the world can learn and what it should be wary of
While the US still leads in absolute terms, China appears to be making more rapid progress than either the US…
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EU leaders face tough time getting tough on China
EU leaders wanted to get tougher on China. Instead, they had a tough time just remaining consistent in their own…
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