/qnotables26/ - ===Q Notables 2026===

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>>>/qresearch/24210107 Video: Ley left hanging after demands to reform Coalition blindside MPs in both parties - Opposition Leader Sussan Ley’s attempt to avert a prolonged Coalition split has stalled, with Nationals leader David Littleproud declining to immediately engage after Ley proposed suspending three rebel Nationals from the shadow cabinet for six months. Nationals MPs reacted angrily, saying they were “blindsided” after learning details through media reports rather than internal briefings. Littleproud shifted to the backbench as the parties sat separately in parliament, while Labor ministers openly mocked the breakdown. Ley warned that failure to reach agreement could lead to a Liberal-only frontbench, entrenching the divide. Internal frustrations intensified, with critics describing negotiations as a “totally bullshit” process and accusing both parties of hardening positions. Ley remains “very confident” about delivering her May budget reply.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=qVYRglBDC28 - 'Fix it today': Calls for Coalition to reform amid surging One Nation party | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24210120 Video: Former Victorian premier Daniel Andrews recovering from medical episode - Former Victorian premier Daniel Andrews is recovering after what sources describe as a serious “neurological episode” that reportedly affected his movement and speech, with his condition said to be improving through intensive rehabilitation following treatment late last year. Andrews has remained largely out of public view, but recent controversies have kept his name in circulation, including a controversial visit to China that drew sweeping condemnation after he appeared at a Beijing military parade. He also remains entangled in legal disputes stemming from the long-running “bike boy” incident, with defamation and civil proceedings continuing. His absence from public acknowledgement of former adviser Tim Picton’s death further heightened concern among political observers.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=GVY2rojzwF8 - Daniel Andrews reportedly recovering in hospital after serious health scare [Channel: Sky News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24210131 Video: NSW Police commissioner extends protest restrictions ahead of Israel president visit - NSW Police Commissioner Mal Lanyon has extended protest restrictions for 14 days across parts of Sydney’s CBD and the Eastern Suburbs ahead of Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s scheduled February 8 arrival, citing “significant risk to community safety” following December’s Bondi Beach terror attack. Police said the declaration could be rescinded at any time and may be renewed in two-week increments. Authorities flagged “significant animosity” surrounding the visit and confirmed “3,000 police shifts” would be deployed for security. A coalition of pro-Palestinian and First Nations groups has launched a constitutional challenge, arguing the laws infringe political communication freedoms. The Albanese government defended the invitation, while protest organisers said demonstrations would proceed. Jewish community leaders welcomed the visit, describing it as a gesture of solidarity after the attack.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=d_dtb0mTvvM - Pro-Palestine activists vow to defy protest restrictions despite extended ban | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24210143 Video: Jacob Hersant, Nathan Bull: Neo-Nazis accused of Ku Klux Klan, black face Halloween act - Two Melbourne men linked to the former National Socialist Network, Jacob Hersant and Nathan Bull, face charges of engaging in grossly offensive public conduct and conduct likely to incite serious contempt following an alleged Halloween incident in 2024. Police allege Hersant was filmed dressed as a Ku Klux Klan Klansman while Bull appeared in blackface with a noose, with the pair accused of abusing members of the public. Only Hersant attended the latest Melbourne Magistrates Court hearing, prompting a warrant for Bull’s arrest. The court was told a 570-page brief of evidence had been prepared. Hersant indicated he would plead not guilty. Separate proceedings continue over Hersant’s prior conviction for performing a Nazi salute, with further appeals flagged.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=QV5wElb99n4 - Neo-Nazi Jacob Hersant Reprimanded By Magistrate Over Racist Bunnings Stunt | 10 News [Channel: 10 News]

>>>/qresearch/24214739 Palmer admits he spoke to Trump strategist Bannon about 2019 campaign - Clive Palmer has acknowledged receiving a brief late-night phone call from former Trump strategist Steve Bannon during the 2019 federal election period, reversing earlier denials while rejecting suggestions of coordination on his United Australia Party’s $80 million advertising campaign. The disclosure follows US Department of Justice material revealing text messages in which Bannon told convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein he “had Clive Palmer do the … ads”, a claim Palmer dismissed as false. Palmer described his only contact with Bannon as a short, unsolicited conversation offering general encouragement, insisting it had no influence on campaign strategy. The episode has reignited debate over Palmer’s high-profile “Shifty Shorten” advertisements and the implications of contact between Australian political actors and prominent overseas campaign strategists.

>>>/qresearch/24214747 Melbourne neo-Nazi Jacob Hersant jailed over Nazi salute outside court - Victorian extremist figure Jacob Hersant has been sentenced to one month in jail after performing a Nazi salute outside the Melbourne County Court in October 2023, becoming the first person in Australia imprisoned for the banned gesture. The salute, delivered in front of television cameras alongside remarks referencing Adolf Hitler, occurred shortly after Hersant avoided custody in an unrelated violent disorder case. His conviction and sentence were upheld on appeal, with the County Court rejecting arguments that the act was not a Nazi salute and that the laws were unconstitutional. Judge Simon Moglia ruled the legislation imposed a valid burden on political communication. Prosecutors argued the conduct was calculated and contemptuous. Hersant was also fined for breaching a community corrections order and has indicated he will appeal to the High Court.

>>>/qresearch/24218882 Video: Wong defends Israeli president visit amid death threats - Foreign Minister Penny Wong has defended the upcoming Australian visit of Israeli President Isaac Herzog, stating the trip is intended to support the Jewish community following the Bondi Beach terror attack, as authorities respond to security concerns and planned protests. The remarks came as Darcy Tinning, 19, faced strict bail conditions after allegedly posting threats on social media targeting both Mr Herzog and US President Donald Trump. A court barred Tinning from approaching or contacting either leader, while prosecutors described the comments as serious and potentially inciting. Debate over the visit has intensified, with critics questioning Mr Herzog’s record and supporters arguing the trip represents solidarity with victims of the attack. Demonstrations are expected nationwide, highlighting broader tensions surrounding the visit and the conflict in Gaza.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=wWpoHeUvfOE - 'Arrest on arrival': Growing tension amidst Israeli President's looming visit | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24218887 ‘Motivated by hate’: Perth Invasion Day rally attempted bombing declared an act of terror - (Video) Authorities have formally declared the attempted bombing of a Perth Invasion Day rally a terrorist act, alleging the accused 31-year-old man was driven by “hateful, racist ideology”. Police claim the man threw a homemade explosive device filled with screws and ball bearings into a crowd of about 2500 protesters in Perth’s CBD on January 26, but it failed to detonate. Officials said the device could have caused a “mass casualty event” had it exploded. The charge of engaging in a terrorist act, the first laid in Western Australia, carries a potential life sentence. Investigators allege the man self-radicalised online, accessing “pro-white material”. Leaders condemned the incident as politically motivated violence, while debate continued over the time taken to apply terrorism laws.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=xwzcsT5Cni8 - Alleged Attempted Bombing Of Invasion Day Rally In Perth Declared Terror Attack | 10 News [Channel: 10 News]

>>>/qresearch/24218894 EXCLUSIVE: That photo of Andrew with his arm around Virginia Giuffre IS REAL and I introduced them, admits Ghislaine Maxwell in damning emails that blow Pizza Express alibi apart - (Video) Newly released US Justice Department documents include emails attributed to Ghislaine Maxwell stating she was “stating for the record as fact” that she introduced Virginia Giuffre to Prince Andrew and that a widely disputed 2001 photograph of the pair was genuine. The correspondence, dating from 2015, reportedly references Andrew visiting Maxwell’s London home, contradicting long-standing claims questioning the image’s authenticity. Giuffre’s family said the material reinforced her account, while Andrew has historically denied the allegations despite settling a civil lawsuit in 2022 without admission of liability. The disclosures have revived scrutiny of Andrew’s past public explanations regarding his whereabouts. Maxwell, currently imprisoned in the United States, previously rejected Giuffre’s claims.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=DIG8l_2wcsM - Truth finally revealed about image that will forever haunt Andrew | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24223346 Video: NSW Police warn of arrests ahead of banned protest march in Sydney - NSW Police have warned they are prepared to make arrests if pro-Palestinian protesters proceed with a planned CBD march during Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s visit, citing existing protest restrictions across central Sydney. Police said demonstrators could lawfully gather at Town Hall but moving assemblies within the exclusion zone would not be authorised. Acting Assistant Commissioner Paul Dunstan said more than 3000 additional police shifts were allocated to the visit, with hundreds of officers assigned to Monday’s protest. Authorities urged organisers to adopt an alternative route outside restricted areas, describing suggestions of single-file marching as impractical. Officials said enforcement measures, including move-on directions, could be used if crowds obstructed roads or pedestrian access. Protest organisers criticised the restrictions, while government figures emphasised the need to maintain public safety.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=nC8RmMb5Y6Y - Fears protests could erupt into riots when Israel's President arrives | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24223355 Video: Australia and Indonesia sign new security treaty - paving way for joint military training and deeper defence co-operation - Australia and Indonesia have signed a new bilateral security treaty in Jakarta, committing both nations to regular high-level consultations and consideration of joint responses to shared security challenges. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the agreement marked the strongest phase of relations between the neighbours and confirmed Australia would assist in developing a joint military training centre in Indonesia, alongside expanded officer exchanges and defence co-operation. Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto described the pact as consistent with Indonesia’s “free and active” foreign policy. Indonesian officials emphasised the treaty does not constitute a collective defence arrangement. Analysts said the consultation framework could elevate Australia’s strategic standing in regional crises, while Indonesia reiterated its non-aligned posture amid ongoing ties with major powers including China and Russia.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=3brqQEWeLFM - Australia and Indonesia sign major security pact | ABC NEWS [Channel: ABC News (Australia)]

>>>/qresearch/24226755 Revealed: Israel bulldozed part of Gaza war cemetery containing allied graves - Satellite imagery and witness accounts indicate sections of the Gaza war cemetery in Gaza City were subjected to extensive earthworks during the conflict, with disturbed ground and missing headstones visible in images captured months apart. Former caretaker Essam Jaradah said “an area … was bulldozed inside the cemetery walls”, describing the works as deliberate and involving heavy machinery. The Israel Defense Forces said the location was “an active combat zone” where “operational measures were taken … to neutralise identified threats”, adding that “underground terrorist infrastructure was identified within the cemetery”. The Commonwealth War Graves Commission previously reported “extensive damage” to cemetery structures and memorials. Historians and veterans’ groups expressed concern over the impact on allied war graves, while debate continued internationally over wartime conduct and the protection of heritage sites.

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>>>/qresearch/24227867 Jewish leader condemns graffiti attack on Andrew Hastie's office in Mandurah - Jewish community leaders have condemned a graffiti attack targeting federal MP Andrew Hastie’s electorate office in Mandurah, where the words “traitor goy” were spray-painted on the building. Perth Hebrew Congregation chief rabbi Daniel Lieberman said the term “goy” had increasingly been used as a derogatory reference to non-Jewish people viewed as supportive of Jewish communities. The incident follows recent debate over hate speech legislation, which Hastie ultimately supported after amendments. Federal Liberal MP Julian Leeser described the vandalism as “disgusting”, arguing it appeared linked to Hastie’s stance against extremism and hate movements. Rabbi Lieberman said the attack reflected a broader problem of vilification and intolerance toward differing views.

>>>/qresearch/24227906 US prosecutors seek 46-month sentence for conspiracy theorist linked to Wieambilla killers - United States prosecutors are seeking a 46-month prison sentence for Arizona man Donald Day, a conspiracy theorist who communicated online with the perpetrators of the 2022 Wieambilla shootings. Day pleaded guilty to possessing firearms as a felon under a plea agreement that saw other federal charges dropped. Court filings allege Day exchanged messages of support with the Trains and used rhetoric referencing violence against law enforcement. Authorities said nine firearms and about 10,000 rounds of ammunition were seized at his arrest. Prosecutors cited Day’s criminal history and argued the sentence falls within federal guidelines. The Wieambilla attack killed Queensland police officers Rachel McCrow and Matthew Arnold, along with neighbour Alan Dare, before the offenders were shot dead by police.

>>>/qresearch/24227931 Video: Albanese defends Herzog visit as Minns invokes rare police powers - Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has defended the invitation to Israeli President Isaac Herzog, saying the visit follows the “devastating antisemitic terrorist attack that occurred at Bondi” and is intended “to support the Jewish community”. Acknowledging “mixed views”, Albanese said Australians “have the right to express their views” but urged respect for the visit’s purpose. NSW Premier Chris Minns announced the declaration of a major event area under the Major Events Act, stating authorities “cannot allow a situation where mourners and protesters come into close contact”. Police said the measures provide expanded powers to manage crowds, issue directions and conduct searches if necessary. Protest organisers criticised the restrictions and confirmed demonstrations would proceed, while the state government emphasised the arrangements were “not a ban on protests” but designed to reduce confrontation.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=kdV_L5lx3hs - Extra police powers ahead of Isreali President's visit | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24231295 ‘It looked ugly’: Coalition reunited after 17-day split - (Video) Opposition Leader Sussan Ley and Nationals leader David Littleproud have reunited the Coalition after a 17-day split triggered by disputes over shadow cabinet solidarity and frontbench resignations. Ley said “we did have differences” but “we’ve resolved those differences” and would move forward as a “united Coalition”. Littleproud acknowledged the breakdown “wasn’t perfect” and “looked ugly”, describing the reconciliation as an act of “leadership” and “courage”. Under the renewed agreement, Nationals shadow ministers will remain off the frontbench for a cumulative six-week period before returning to roles on March 1. Both parties committed to stricter solidarity rules, including a formal decisions register and written undertakings. The reunion followed internal pressure within the Liberals and negotiations over suspensions, with both leaders insisting the partnership was stabilised.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=DO6y7ZoWXoM - Coalition reunites after split | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24231304 ‘Draconian’: Supreme Court to hear case against restrictions during Herzog visit - (Video) The NSW Supreme Court will hear a legal challenge brought by the Palestine Action Group contesting the state government’s use of major event powers during Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s visit. The government declared the trip a major event under the Major Events Act, granting police expanded authority to establish exclusion zones, conduct searches and direct people to leave designated areas. Protest organisers argue the laws are “extraordinary” and “draconian”, saying legislation designed for sporting or cultural events is being applied to restrict protest activity. Police maintain demonstrations may proceed if confined to approved locations and have urged organisers to adopt alternative routes outside restricted zones. A significant policing operation, traffic changes and public transport disruptions are planned across Sydney’s CBD and eastern suburbs.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=NTRS_AKDu-g - Police powers challenged in court for Israeli president's visit | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24231308 Video: Police ‘well-prepared’ for Herzog protests as Allan expects disruptions - Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan has urged demonstrators to act “respectfully” as police prepare for protests linked to Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s visit, saying the trip was “a significant moment for Australia’s largest Jewish community”. Allan said she expected “some disruption this week” but expressed confidence Melbourne could manage the impact. Victoria Police said they were “well-prepared for protest activity” and would maintain a “highly visible police presence” across the CBD, emphasising the right to protest “lawfully” and “peacefully”. In NSW, authorities have deployed extensive security measures and invoked major event powers, prompting a Supreme Court challenge from protest organisers who criticised the restrictions as “extraordinary” and “draconian”. Protests are planned in multiple cities, reflecting heightened tensions surrounding the visit.

>>>/qresearch/24235848 Video: Taylor backs Coalition revamp and explores a spill against Ley this week - Liberal leadership contender Angus Taylor has publicly backed the Coalition’s reunification while allies weigh a potential leadership challenge against Opposition Leader Sussan Ley. The restored Liberal–Nationals agreement follows concessions from Ley and Nationals leader David Littleproud after a 17-day split triggered by internal disputes over shadow cabinet solidarity. Taylor said he was “happy the Coalition is back together” but declined to comment on leadership speculation. Despite Ley expressing confidence of “overwhelming support” in her party room, internal tensions persist, with some Liberal MPs frustrated by the compromise. Party polling and strategic positioning ahead of parliament have intensified manoeuvring, while senior Liberals debate the timing and optics of any leadership move. Observers note the Coalition truce may reshape internal numbers as both camps assess stability and electoral risks.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=xtHjKttQj28 - Liberals weigh leadership change after horror polling | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24235860 Video: Queensland moves to ban pro-Palestine slogan ‘from the river to the sea’ under sweeping new hate speech laws - Queensland’s government has announced proposed hate speech reforms that would criminalise the public distribution or recitation of certain “proscribed phrases”, including “from the river to the sea” and “globalise the intifada”. Premier David Crisafulli said the measures were a “considered” response to the Bondi terror attack, while Attorney-General Deb Frecklington said the phrases had “no place in Queensland” when used to incite “hatred, offence and menace”. Under the legislation, breaches could attract penalties of up to two years’ imprisonment. The reforms also introduce new offences linked to harassment at religious services and increase penalties for damage to places of worship. Community responses have been divided, with Jewish leaders welcoming the changes and civil liberties advocates likely to scrutinise the implications for political expression.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=pKZb9kX0sAo - Queensland bans slogans and symbols in wake of Bondi terror attack | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24235918 Video: Court rejects challenge to sweeping police powers for Israeli president visit - The NSW Supreme Court has rejected an urgent legal challenge to major event powers invoked for Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s visit, allowing expanded police authorities to remain in force across parts of Sydney. Justice Robertson Wright said the decision was not reached “easily or lightly”, with detailed reasons to be delivered later. The declaration, made under legislation typically applied to large public events, grants police powers including search authorities, movement directions and crowd controls within designated areas. Protest organisers argued the laws were being used to suppress demonstrations, while the state maintained the purpose was public safety and separation of groups. Police operations and restrictions will continue during the visit, with demonstrations expected and authorities warning of enforcement measures for non-compliance.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=RsTu03xtXJA - Israeli president pays tribute to Bondi victims amid contentious visit | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24235929 We warned of surging antisemitism before Bondi attack, says Israeli President Isaac Herzog – (Video) Israeli President Isaac Herzog said warnings about a global “surge” in antisemitism preceded the Bondi Beach terror attack, describing the rise in anti-Jewish hatred as a “global emergency”. During a visit to Bondi Pavilion, Herzog laid a wreath and met survivors, stating: “Hatred that starts with the Jews never ends with the Jews,” and urging stronger action against antisemitism. He criticised protests surrounding his visit, arguing many demonstrations sought to “undermine and de-legitimise” Israel’s “mere existence”. The trip has prompted large rallies and an extensive security operation, alongside political debate over its significance. Australian leaders defended the invitation as an expression of solidarity with the Jewish community, while protest organisers and critics maintained opposition to the visit and Israel’s conduct in Gaza.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=4eskO7iLmxI - Israel's President Isaac Herzog Pays Tribute At Scene Of Bondi Beach Terror Attack | 10 News [Channel: 10 News]

>>>/qresearch/24235950 Video: ASIO cautions ABC over Bondi Four Corners program - Australia’s domestic intelligence agency has issued a rare public statement ahead of an ABC Four Corners investigation into the Bondi Beach terror attack, disputing suggestions of intelligence failures. ASIO said claims attributed to the program relied on “uncorroborated” assertions from a “single, unreliable and disgruntled source”, and maintained its 2019 assessment that Naveed Akram did not present indicators of violent extremism at that time. The agency rejected allegations it had received specific intelligence about Sajid Akram or that resourcing decisions contributed to the attack, describing such claims as “false” and “irresponsible”. Four Corners said its reporting drew on multiple sources and that ASIO’s response was reflected in the broadcast. Broader questions regarding intelligence and counter-terrorism settings are expected to be examined by the forthcoming royal commission.

>>>/qresearch/24240047 Video: Police defend actions after violent clashes with Herzog protesters in Sydney - NSW Police have defended their response after violent clashes erupted during a large protest against Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s Sydney visit, resulting in multiple arrests. Authorities said officers were “threatened, jostled and assaulted” as crowds attempted to move through restricted areas, prompting the use of move-on powers and capsicum spray to disperse demonstrators. Police described the unrest as involving “melees” and alleged assaults on officers, while protest organisers accused police of excessive force and claimed participants were unable to leave after being boxed in. The confrontation followed a Supreme Court decision allowing enhanced policing powers under a major event declaration. Political leaders urged calm as debate intensified over crowd-control tactics and protest restrictions. Further demonstrations and legal challenges are expected as the visit continues.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=XJ8eNap3PPI - Explosive scenes between protestors and police amid Herzog visit | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

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>>>/qresearch/24240141 Former Australian of the Year Grace Tame’s ‘globalise the intifada’ chant ‘distressing’: NSW Premier - (Video) NSW Premier Chris Minns has criticised former Australian of the Year Grace Tame over chants of “globalise the intifada” during protests against Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s visit, describing the scenes as “distressing”. Minns linked the phrase to concerns about violence and community tensions following the Bondi terror attack, saying the slogan would be deeply painful for affected families. Federal MPs and political figures also condemned the remarks, arguing such language risked inflaming divisions, while some called for Tame’s conduct to be scrutinised. Tame’s comments came amid large demonstrations and clashes between protesters and police in central Sydney. The controversy has intensified debate over protest rhetoric, free expression, and the boundaries of political speech during heightened security operations.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=jwYG78OPpXA - Grace Tame criticised for leading intifada chants at Sydney protest | ABC NEWS [Channel: ABC News (Australia)]

>>>/qresearch/24240177 Video: Anthony Albanese’s slapdown for anti-Herzog mob - Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has defended Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s Australian visit, condemning violent protest scenes and rejecting calls to withdraw support for the trip. Addressing parliament, Albanese said engagement with both Israelis and Palestinians was essential to advancing a two-state solution, arguing peace would not be served by treating the conflict “like a football team”. Herzog, attending events with Jewish community members in Sydney, thanked Albanese for his response to the Bondi terror attack while stressing that recently enacted measures against antisemitism would be judged by their “full implementation”. The visit has drawn large demonstrations and heightened security operations, alongside political debate over Australia’s Middle East policy settings. Community leaders described the events as significant for Australia’s Jewish population amid ongoing tensions.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=e9uhrUAxYHg - Israeli President Isaac Herzog Visits Jewish School In Sydney | 10 News [Channel: 10 News]

>>>/qresearch/24240199 Allan rejects protest ban as Victoria Police prepare for Herzog visit - Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan has rejected calls for protest bans ahead of Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s Melbourne visit, describing Sydney’s clashes as “distressing and disturbing” while arguing Victoria’s approach had produced a largely peaceful outcome. Allan cited police advice that only one arrest followed Melbourne’s latest demonstration, saying protests must be lawful and peaceful but not prohibited. She confirmed the government was seeking legal advice on potential post-terror event powers for police, yet stressed bans were not recommended by the Chief Commissioner. Allan urged demonstrators not to inflame community tensions, saying Herzog’s visit aimed to support a grieving Jewish community after the Bondi attack. Victoria Police said it was “well prepared”, flagging a highly visible CBD presence and warning officers would respond to any public-order risks.

>>>/qresearch/24240246 Video: Ghislaine Maxwell will only talk if Donald Trump grants clemency, lawyer says - Ghislaine Maxwell has refused to answer questions before a US congressional committee investigating the government’s handling of Jeffrey Epstein’s case, invoking her Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination. Her lawyer, David Oscar Markus, said Maxwell was willing to testify “fully and honestly” if granted clemency by US President Donald Trump, citing a pending habeas petition challenging her conviction. Committee members criticised the move, with Democrats characterising it as an attempt to secure a pardon, while Republican chair James Comer called her silence “very disappointing”. Maxwell is serving a 20-year sentence for grooming and trafficking underage girls for Epstein. Renewed scrutiny follows the recent release of millions of Epstein-related documents, which has intensified political and public interest in Maxwell’s potential testimony.

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>>>/qresearch/24240263 Video: Wells demands urgent meeting with Roblox over child exploitation reports - Communications Minister Anika Wells has demanded an urgent meeting with Roblox after reports that children were exposed to grooming and sexual exploitation on the gaming platform. Wells said she held “grave concern” about persistent safety failures, despite Roblox avoiding Australia’s under-16 social media ban by being classified primarily as a gaming service. She has sought details on age-assurance measures, controls on “high-impact” content and restrictions on adult-child interactions, while also asking the Classification Board to review the platform’s PG rating. Roblox said it would co-operate, citing “robust safety policies” and new protections, including default chat limits and tighter rules for adult contact with minors. eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant warned compliance would be tested, with potential penalties of up to $49.5m for breaches.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=GIixXuK1neM - Gaming platform to be tested after concerns over child safety grow | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24242249 Video: ASIO was told about Bondi shooter’s terrorist links years before attack, former spy claims - A former undercover human source, codenamed Marcus, has alleged he provided ASIO with intelligence in 2019 that Naveed Akram and his father Sajid supported Islamic State, claims the agency says were examined and “found to be unsubstantiated”. Four Corners reported Akram associated as a teenager with figures later convicted of terrorism offences, including Isaac El Matari and Youssef Uweinat, and attended a Ramadan itikaf where extremist rhetoric and violent propaganda were allegedly present. ASIO said the source misidentified Akram and stood by its assessment that he did not adhere to or intend to engage in violent extremism at that time. The program highlighted that Sajid Akram later obtained a firearms licence and that the pair travelled overseas before the attack. Authorities declined detailed comment, citing ongoing cases and the royal commission. Former UK counterterrorism commander Richard Walton said intelligence validation and threat assessments would face scrutiny.

>>>/qresearch/24243830 Video: Israeli leader hails “new beginning” in Australian ties - Israeli President Isaac Herzog has declared relations with Australia a “new beginning” after talks with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in Canberra, amid protests and heightened security. Herzog said the visit was emotional following meetings with Bondi attack survivors, stating: “When one Jew is hurt anywhere around the world, we in Israel ache and our heart misses a beat.” Albanese said the trip offered support to Australia’s Jewish community and reaffirmed Australia’s backing for “Israelis and Palestinians living side by side in peace and security.” The prime minister also raised the killing of Australian aid worker Zomi Frankcom, calling it “a tragedy and an outrage” and pressing for “full accountability”. Herzog received a 21-gun salute from Governor-General Sam Mostyn and will conclude the visit in Melbourne.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=Jx9XIdDttFA - Israeli President is welcomed to Canberra | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24243835 Video: Israeli president’s visit to firebombed synagogue cancelled over safety fears - Israeli President Isaac Herzog has cancelled a planned visit to Melbourne’s Adass Israel synagogue, the site of a 2024 firebombing, after consultations with Victoria Police. Authorities cited community safety and logistical challenges securing surrounding residential streets, while stressing there was “no intelligence … to suggest that the event is the target of any specific threat.” Police have been granted special counterterrorism powers for the visit, allowing stop-and-search and preventative actions in designated areas. Deputy Commissioner Bob Hill said a significant operation would ensure safety “for him, the protesters, the community and police.” The Adass Israel congregation, whose Ripponlea synagogue was gutted in the December 2024 attack, has vowed to rebuild. The Melbourne program will proceed, culminating in a large Jewish community event at an undisclosed venue, as protests are expected in the CBD.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=37CD2WdXP30 - Victoria Police Granted Special Powers During Israeli President Herzog's Visit | 10 News [Channel: 10 News]

>>>/qresearch/24243853 AFP releases images of tobacco kingpin Kazem Hamad in Iraqi custody - The Australian Federal Police has published two images said to show alleged tobacco war figure Kazem “Kaz” Hamad detained at a secret Iraqi location, marking the first official update since Baghdad authorities announced his arrest. Hamad, long linked by investigators to violent offences tied to the illicit tobacco trade, appears in yellow prison clothing holding an Arabic placard listing personal and prosecution details. While media outlets noted anomalies in one image that raised authenticity questions, the AFP said it had not altered the photographs and was unaware of any manipulation. Commissioner Krissy Barrett said Hamad’s detention would not halt Operation Carmen, describing his syndicate as a national threat with a near-nationwide footprint. Authorities allege the network has driven arsons, extortion and shootings, adding the group has begun fracturing amid leadership turmoil following Hamad’s capture.

>>>/qresearch/24243862 Video: Iraqi mugshot of Kaz Hamad featured digitally altered background - Iraqi authorities digitally added a height chart to a custody mugshot of alleged tobacco syndicate figure Kazem “Kaz” Hamad before providing it to the Australian Federal Police, prompting scrutiny over measurement inconsistencies. The AFP said it did not alter the image and separately released another photograph showing Hamad in yellow prison clothing without the chart. Commissioner Krissy Barrett said Hamad’s January arrest in Iraq had disrupted his network but stressed Operation Carmen would continue targeting associates. Investigators say the syndicate, linked to violence and arson in the illicit tobacco trade, is showing signs of internal strain following the loss of leadership.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=D9opQlf13wA - Images of captured crime boss raise A.I. suspicions | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24243878 Australia’s online safety commissioner stares down US Congress threats - Australia’s eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant has engaged private legal counsel as US House Judiciary Committee chair Jim Jordan intensifies efforts to compel her testimony in Washington over Australia’s online safety regime. Appearing at Senate estimates, Inman Grant described the summons as an “unprecedented request” by a foreign legislature and said DFAT and senior officials were coordinating a whole-of-government response. Jordan has criticised her enforcement actions and labelled her approach hostile to American free speech. Inman Grant rejected claims of targeting US firms, stating she implements laws passed by the Australian parliament. Estimates also heard the regulator’s external legal costs have risen sharply this financial year.

>>>/qresearch/24243880 ‘Baseless assertions’: ASIO boss defends failure to prevent Bondi attack - ASIO director-general Mike Burgess has defended the agency’s handling of gunman Naveed Akram, telling Senate estimates an internal post-attack review supported ASIO’s 2019 assessment that the Akrams did not present a violent extremism threat at that time. Burgess said the December 14 Bondi massacre was a “matter of grave regret” but rejected claims intelligence was ignored or officers erred. He argued the alleged perpetrators had “gone dark” with a high level of security awareness, leaving authorities unaware of any imminent plot. Burgess cautioned against hindsight judgments and described criticisms as “baseless”, saying the highly classified review was conducted with external oversight. He said the royal commission led by Virginia Bell would determine what lessons should be drawn. Burgess also reiterated warnings about rising antisemitism as a priority threat.

>>>/qresearch/24243888 Bondi shooters went “dark to stay off the radar”: ASIO - ASIO director-general Mike Burgess says the agency will “own” any errors uncovered by the royal commission, while maintaining an external post-attack review cleared ASIO’s 2019 investigation into gunman Naveed Akram. Burgess told a parliamentary hearing the Bondi attackers demonstrated “a high level of security awareness”, adding: “In simple terms, they went dark to stay off the radar.” He described the massacre as a “matter of grave regret” but rejected claims intelligence was ignored, stressing that ASIO is “not all-seeing and all-knowing”. The highly classified review, conducted with “unfettered and unfiltered access”, reaffirmed the agency’s assessment that the Akrams “did not adhere to or intend to engage in violent extremism at that time”. Burgess also cautioned against hindsight judgments after allegations aired on Four Corners.

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>>>/qresearch/24248794 Angus Taylor quits frontbench to take on Sussan Ley for the Liberal Party leadership - (Video) Angus Taylor has resigned from the Coalition frontbench, declaring he lacks confidence in Sussan Ley’s capacity to rebuild Liberal support and triggering expectations of a leadership spill by Friday. “We need to urgently restore confidence in the Liberal Party,” Taylor said, arguing Ley was “not in a position to be able to lead the party, as it needs to be led from here.” Ley responded: “He did not challenge for the leadership. He simply tendered his resignation.” Backers claimed Taylor “had the numbers”, while Ley’s allies conceded the contest was close. Labor seized on the turmoil, with Jim Chalmers accusing Taylor of “failing upwards” and quipping he was “born with a silver foot in his mouth.” Moderates urged dissidents to sign a petition to force a spill.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=kXyTZ9mMBMY - Angus Taylor launches a bid to oust Sussay Ley | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24248798 Taylor poised to become Liberal leader as Ley backers lose hope - Momentum has swung decisively towards Angus Taylor ahead of a 9am Liberal Party room meeting, with multiple members of Sussan Ley’s shadow ministry resigning and declaring no confidence in her leadership. Unaligned MPs shifted after concluding Ley failed to outline a credible recovery from dire polling. James Paterson warned that 2.1 million voters had deserted the Coalition in nine months, saying: “This cannot go on.” Ley’s allies privately lamented the rejection of a proposed orderly transition, arguing a coup could have been avoided. Taylor vowed not to trade promotions for support, declaring: “Australia is worth fighting for … we’re running out of time.” Labor ministers targeted Taylor in question time as the effective opposition leader.

>>>/qresearch/24248810 Video: Isaac Herzog urges Melbourne Jews to wear ‘your Jewish hearts on your sleeve’ and says ‘hope is in the air’ - Isaac Herzog told a Melbourne Jewish community event that “hope is in the air”, urging attendees to “wear your Zionism with pride” during the final day of his Australian visit. He framed the trip as one of “solidarity and love” after the Bondi terror attack and said protesters should “go protest outside the Iranian embassy”. Zionist Federation of Australia president Jeremy Leibler said the attack had “forever changed” Australian Jews’ sense of security and relayed Herzog’s message: “Israel is with you.” Heavy police and security surrounded the venue as thousands of demonstrators prepared to rally in the CBD. Victoria Police operated under rarely used special powers tied to designated areas. Graffiti targeting Herzog and Israel was removed at the University of Melbourne.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=mRba79NIu24 - Police create a human shield around Israeli President Isaac Herzog | 9News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24248834 ‘Intifada’ chants at anti-Israeli protest shutting Melbourne’s Flinders St - (Video) Several thousand demonstrators converged on Flinders Street Station during Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s Melbourne visit, waving Palestinian flags and chanting slogans including “intifada Palestine”. Police deployed in force as the protest blocked key CBD intersections, preventing access to the Swanston Street station entrance and halting multiple tram routes. Marchers later moved towards State Parliament, where chants of “from the river to the sea” were heard. Greens MP Gabrielle de Vietri criticised the invitation extended to Herzog, saying his presence had deepened divisions and urging voters to respond at the ballot box in the state election year. Union groups, including the Australian Services Union, United Workers Union and Maritime Union of Australia, were represented.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=2P3hxZk-Zks - Flocks of protestors meet police ahead of Herzog's visit | 9News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24253451 Angus Taylor elected new Liberal Party leader, Jane Hume deputy - (Video) Angus Taylor has been elected Liberal leader, defeating Sussan Ley 34–17, declaring a “change or die” moment and vowing to rebuild around home ownership, middle-class wealth and tighter migration. Jane Hume won the deputy ballot 30–20 over Ted O’Brien, becoming the first Senate deputy leader in decades. Ley immediately triggered a by-election by resigning from her NSW seat of Farrer, exiting politics “completely and comprehensively”. Taylor used his first address to criticise “bad migration”, arguing numbers were too high and the “door must be shut” to migrants rejecting Australian values. Anthony Albanese attacked Taylor’s economic record, while One Nation confirmed it would contest Farrer. Malcolm Turnbull criticised Taylor’s elevation, whereas Tony Abbott endorsed him. Taylor also signalled opposition to Labor’s universal childcare expansion as part of a broader policy reset.

>>>/qresearch/24253522 Violent incident between Virginia Giuffre and husband revealed as legal fight over her fortune rages on - Newly unsealed court documents have detailed a 2015 domestic violence incident involving Virginia Giuffre and her estranged husband Robert Giuffre, disclosed as litigation over her estate resumes in the Supreme Court of Western Australia. The Colorado police report, released within the Epstein files, recorded allegations that Robert struck Giuffre and brandished a firearm; he later pleaded guilty to a domestic violence charge but has denied abuse allegations. The estate dispute centres on whether Giuffre died intestate, potentially entitling Robert to a share, or under an implied will excluding him. Her children, lawyer Karrie Louden and carer Cheryl Myers contest distribution of assets linked to civil settlements and memoir royalties.

>>>/qresearch/24260342 Virginia Giuffre law could bring flood of sex abuse claims – Democrats in Congress have introduced draft legislation dubbed the Virginia Giuffre’s Survivors’ Act, which would remove statutes of limitations for federal sex-abuse and sex-trafficking claims. The proposal states there would be “no time limit” for filing qualifying actions, reshaping how survivors pursue justice. The bill, backed by Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer and Giuffre’s lawyer Sigrid McCawley, is modelled on New York’s Adult Survivors Act, which triggered thousands of retrospective civil cases. Advocates argue the reform prevents legal deadlines from blocking victims, while critics warn of expanded litigation risks. If passed by both chambers, the law could enable additional claims linked to Jeffrey Epstein’s trafficking network, though many recipients of compensation funds previously waived legal rights. Giuffre’s family and supporters say the measure would mark a structural shift in survivor protections.

>>>/qresearch/24260370 Video: Daniel Andrews claims ‘bike boy’ defamation case is politically motivated – Former Victorian premier Daniel Andrews and his wife Catherine Andrews contend Federal Court defamation proceedings brought by Ryan Meuleman were launched for "collateral purposes", alleging the action is aimed at attracting media attention and inflicting reputational damage. Meuleman, who was 15 when seriously injured in a 2013 Blairgowrie collision involving the Andrews family vehicle driven by Catherine Andrews, argues a 2024 public statement implied he was dishonest and motivated by financial gain. The Andrews defence says Victoria Police and integrity bodies previously cleared the couple, rejects assertions of a cover-up, and maintains their statement was a proportionate response to conspiracy allegations. The filings also reference contested damages claims and the involvement of Meuleman supporters.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=ErEhe2U_tNA - Bike Boy Crash — The Push for Police to Reopen the Investigation. [Channel: Bike Boy Scandal]

>>>/qresearch/24260424 US man jailed over links to Wieambilla police shooting deaths – An Arizona court has sentenced Donald Day to 36 months’ imprisonment following a US federal investigation into his online contact with Gareth, Nathaniel and Stacey Train prior to the 2022 Wieambilla ambush that killed Queensland police constables Matthew Arnold and Rachel McCrow, and neighbour Alan Dare. Day, who used the alias “Geronimo’s Bones”, pleaded guilty to possessing firearms as a convicted felon under a plea agreement that saw other charges, including threats and weapons offences, dropped. The court heard Day exchanged conspiratorial and extremist material with the Trains on YouTube and made violent statements referencing confrontation with authorities. Defence lawyers argued the Trains’ shared psychotic disorders – not Day’s communications – drove the attack. Day received credit for time served, was ordered to forfeit firearms and ammunition, and will be subject to supervised release after completing his sentence.

>>>/qresearch/24264402 Video: Naveed Akram seen for first time since alleged terrorist attack – Naveed Akram has appeared via audio-visual link in Downing Centre Local Court, marking his first public sighting since the December Bondi Beach attack that killed 15 people. Wearing prison greens with a shaved head, Akram briefly responded to Deputy Chief Magistrate Sharon Freund as non-publication orders were extended and the case adjourned. Akram faces 15 murder charges, 40 counts of attempted murder and a terrorism offence. Police allege he and his father Sajid conducted reconnaissance, produced Islamic State-inspired material and transported firearms, flags and improvised explosive devices prior to the attack. Defence lawyer Ben Archbold declined to comment on remorse, emphasising legal process and professional obligations. Sajid Akram was killed during the incident.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=HoyrV5LZjSY - Alleged Bondi Terror Attack Gunman Naveed Akram Fronts Sydney Court On 59 Charges | 10 News [Channel: 10 News]

>>>/qresearch/24264411 Jewish group urges organisers to cancel Grace Tame’s appearance at Bendigo event – The Australian Jewish Association has called on Be.Bendigo to cancel Grace Tame’s scheduled International Women’s Day appearance, arguing recent protest chants referencing “globalise the intifada” risk deepening community tensions and making Jewish Australians feel unwelcome. Chief executive Robert Gregory said the request reflected heightened concerns amid rising antisemitism and sensitivities following the Bondi attack. Tame was criticised by several political figures after speaking at a Sydney rally opposing Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s visit, but defended her remarks, stating she rejects violence and hatred. The February 27 Bendigo event is sold out and promoted as a rare opportunity for regional audiences. Charity records also indicate the Grace Tame Foundation’s latest reporting filings are overdue.

>>>/qresearch/24264418 Revealed: Outlawed neo-Nazis urge followers to form secret cells – Extremist groups are seeking to regroup after Australia’s post-Bondi anti-hate reforms, with figures tied to the National Socialist Network urging supporters to “network and build community”, produce propaganda, and “stand back and stand by” while funnelling recruits toward the March for Australia movement. An online forum reportedly canvassed “legally permitted” ways to reorganise and maintain training networks despite the organisation’s claimed disbandment. Hizb ut-Tahrir Australia also resurfaced publicly as a signatory to a joint statement criticising NSW police actions at recent protests, even as the government flagged it as a candidate for prohibition under new hate-group laws. Authorities say the legislation targets leadership, recruitment, funding, and membership of groups promoting hatred, with significant jail terms available. Federal agencies continue monitoring compliance and extremist activity.

>>>/qresearch/24264442 Video: Workforce shortages to bite AUKUS projects amid $55bn spend – The federal government has committed tens of billions to AUKUS-linked infrastructure, including a $3.9bn down payment toward a $30bn nuclear submarine construction yard at Osborne in Adelaide and a previously announced $12bn for upgrades at Henderson in Western Australia. The spending surge comes as industry warns severe labour and skills shortages could disrupt delivery, with Infrastructure Partnerships Australia forecasting a 300,000-worker shortfall and Infrastructure Australia projecting major deficits across engineers, trades and project managers. IPA chief Adrian Dwyer cautioned Adelaide would face “extreme” pressure competing for talent amid concurrent megaprojects. Anthony Albanese said funding and jobs would flow continuously, citing long-term employment and a large training pipeline. US production constraints on Virginia-class submarines continue to shadow the program.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=YcZJw0bSDJM - PM announces 'game-changing' investment for AUKUS submarines | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

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>>>/qresearch/24269013 Video: Angus Taylor reveals shadow ministry, elevating Andrew Hastie and Jacinta Nampijinpa Price – Opposition Leader Angus Taylor has unveiled a reshaped shadow ministry, promoting prominent right-faction figures and restoring Nationals members following the Coalition’s reunion. Andrew Hastie takes on industry and sovereign capability, while Jacinta Nampijinpa Price assumes skills, training and small business. Tim Wilson has been elevated to shadow treasurer, and Jane Hume will oversee employment, industrial relations, productivity and deregulation. Several Taylor allies secured senior roles, including Claire Chandler in finance and James Paterson in defence. Ted O’Brien shifts to foreign affairs and Michaelia Cash becomes shadow attorney-general. Ley supporters including Alex Hawke and Melissa Price were moved to the backbench, signalling a decisive post-leadership reset. Taylor said the lineup blends experience with “next generation” talent and emphasised unity, productivity and prosecuting Labor’s record.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=_vv2GGz4dm4 - Angus Taylor announces new frontbench | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24269031 Video: Perth Invasion Day rally: Man accused of attempted terror bombing named – A court has lifted a suppression order concealing the identity of the man accused of attempting to bomb an Invasion Day rally in Perth, identifying him as Liam Hall, 32. Police allege Hall travelled from Warwick to the CBD on Australia Day and threw a homemade explosive packed with ball bearings and nails into a crowd of protesters; the device failed to detonate due to a faulty fuse. The court heard Hall has previously been diagnosed with autism, though further medical details were not disclosed. Prosecutors and media organisations successfully argued for open justice, rejecting claims that mental health concerns justified anonymity. Authorities also cited risks of online misidentification under continued suppression. Hall was later charged with engaging in a terrorist act, the first such charge in Western Australia. He remains in custody and is due back in court in March.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=TX-mnqi8EbE - Alleged Invasion Day bomber unmasked in terror court case [Channel: Australian Community Media]

>>>/qresearch/24269048 ‘No other choice’: Top senator says ‘100 per cent’ chance US will deliver on AUKUS – US Democratic Senator Tim Kaine says Washington will meet its AUKUS pledge to supply Australia with Virginia-class nuclear-powered submarines, arguing the strategic stakes leave America with “no other choice”. During a visit to defence sites in Adelaide, Perth and Darwin, Kaine warned China would exploit any failure of the pact and said bipartisan backing in Congress remained strong. He conceded US production rates must increase and described workforce capacity as the key constraint. Kaine supported proposals for a dedicated AUKUS visa to help address skills shortages. He also referenced a Pentagon review pointing to implementation pressures, including Australia’s requirement to expand infrastructure ahead of regular US submarine rotations planned from 2027.

>>>/qresearch/24272844 Premier polishes pitch to lure Trump to Australia – Queensland Premier David Crisafulli has intensified efforts to host a future Quad summit in Brisbane, arguing it could bring US President Donald Trump to Australia and showcase the state ahead of the 2032 Olympics. Addressing the National Press Club, Crisafulli said Queensland was well placed to stage the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue between Australia, the United States, Japan and India, framing it as both a strategic and commercial opportunity. He highlighted Queensland’s critical minerals sector as vital to US defence supply chains, warning America was overly reliant on less stable jurisdictions. India is due to host the next summit, with Australia expected to follow. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has indicated support for Queensland’s bid.

>>>/qresearch/24276492 Brandan Koschel jailed over antisemitic speech at Sydney Australia Day protest – A Sydney court has sentenced Brandan Koschel to 12 months’ imprisonment after he pleaded guilty to publicly inciting racial hatred during an Australia Day protest at Moore Park. The 31-year-old delivered a 40-second speech during an open mic session that the court found was clearly antisemitic and directed at the Jewish community. Deputy Chief Magistrate Sharon Freund said the offending was motivated by hate, occurred before several hundred people and risked republication, warranting a custodial sentence to deter others. She noted the vulnerability of the Jewish community following the Bondi terrorist attack and said Koschel had shown no remorse. The sentence was reduced by 25 per cent for his guilty plea and backdated to time served. He is eligible for parole in October.

>>>/qresearch/24276522 Video: Man charged with terrorism offences after routine Sydney traffic stop – A 31-year-old Sydney man, Abdallah El Chami, has been charged with terrorism-related offences after police allegedly found violent extremist material on a mobile phone seized during a traffic stop in Yagoona on December 31. Officers initially charged him with drug supply, dealing with proceeds of crime and vehicle offences before granting conditional bail on January 1. Subsequent forensic examination of the phones, assisted by the Counter Terrorism & Special Tactics Command, allegedly uncovered extremist material. Police executed a search warrant at a Bass Hill home, seizing additional devices and a knife. El Chami was charged with using a carriage service to possess violent extremist material and a weapons offence. He was granted strict bail, including house arrest, reporting obligations and internet restrictions.

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>>>/qresearch/24281824 Royal reckoning:Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor released 11 hours after arrest as Keir Starmer declares: ‘Nobody is above the law’- (Video) Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was arrested at his Norfolk residence on suspicion of misconduct in public office before being released 11 hours later without charge. Investigations are continuing into alleged correspondence with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein during Mountbatten-Windsor’s tenure as Britain’s trade envoy from 2001 to 2011. Thames Valley Police confirmed a man in his sixties had been detained and later released under investigation, with searches conducted at properties in Norfolk and Berkshire. Authorities are assessing emails reportedly showing Mountbatten-Windsor sent confidential trade-related material concerning international investment opportunities to Epstein in 2010. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said “nobody is above the law”, stressing that legal principles must apply equally. King Charles said the matter would proceed through a “full, fair and proper process” and pledged cooperation with authorities. Mountbatten-Windsor has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing in connection with Epstein.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=uWXNApR3l3c - Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Arrested On His Birthday | 10 News [Channel: 10 News]

>>>/qresearch/24281833 King Charles releases statement as Andrew arrested - (Video) King Charles has said “the law must take its course” after expressing his “deepest concern” over the arrest of his brother, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, on suspicion of misconduct in public office. Police confirmed a man in his sixties from Norfolk had been arrested and that searches were being carried out at addresses in Norfolk and Berkshire. Andrew was detained at Sandringham Estate, where he has been living, amid renewed scrutiny following the release in the United States of correspondence linked to Jeffrey Epstein. In a written statement, the King said the issue must proceed through a “full, fair and proper process” handled by the “appropriate authorities”, and pledged “full and wholehearted support and co-operation”. Police said they would not name the arrested man in line with national guidance and reminded media the case was active. Andrew has previously denied wrongdoing in relation to Epstein.

>>>/qresearch/24281859 Video: Government records to be searched after Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor arrested in Jeffrey Epstein leak probe – British officials are preparing to search government archives as part of the police investigation into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor over alleged leaks of confidential information during his tenure as UK trade envoy from 2001 to 2011. Thames Valley Police arrested him at Sandringham before releasing him under investigation, with detectives reportedly seeking to question him about emails disclosed by the US Department of Justice. The material suggests he forwarded official reports from overseas trade visits to Jeffrey Epstein. Whitehall sources said departments would “fully co-operate”, with the Cabinet Office expected to co-ordinate a trawl of records from the Department for Business, the Foreign Office and Downing Street. The Home Secretary was informed of the arrest, and Buckingham Palace was notified after it occurred. Mountbatten-Windsor has denied wrongdoing.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=xCyz78SeSBA - From Prince to pariah: World reacts to Andrew's arrest | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24281890 Video: Andrew’s long detention signals gravity of investigation as King Charles keeps calm and carries on – Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was held for almost 12 hours after being arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office, in a move signalling the seriousness of the investigation into his time as Britain’s trade envoy and alleged links to Jeffrey Epstein. Thames Valley Police detained him at Sandringham before releasing him under investigation, with searches continuing at properties in Norfolk and Berkshire. The probe centres on claims he forwarded confidential trade documents to Epstein while serving between 2001 and 2011. King Charles said he learned of the arrest with “the deepest concern” and stressed “the law must take its course”, while continuing official duties including London Fashion Week engagements. Police confirmed a national co-ordination group has been established to assess material emerging from the US Justice Department’s Epstein files.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=Ln1Yo4N9qXU - Disgraced and Detained: The Fall of Andrew | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24281915 The secret operation to arrest Andrew – The arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor on suspicion of misconduct in public office followed a carefully planned police operation conducted by Thames Valley Police with support from Norfolk Constabulary. Investigators are believed to have first secured a search warrant after presenting evidence to a magistrate or district judge, enabling raids at Mountbatten-Windsor’s residence on the Sandringham Estate and his former home in Windsor. Around 20 officers travelled more than 200 kilometres from police headquarters in Oxfordshire to the village of Wolferton, arriving shortly after 8am. Former officers say such “confidential operations” typically involve limited briefing to maintain secrecy. After the arrest, Mountbatten-Windsor would have been transported to a police station, processed through a custody suite and formally interviewed with legal representation. The investigation centres on allegations he leaked confidential information during his time as Britain’s trade envoy.

>>>/qresearch/24281946 Video: What we know about ex-prince Andrew's arrest on suspicion of misconduct in public office - Former prince Andrew Mountbatten Windsor has been released after UK police arrested him on suspicion of misconduct in public office linked to the Epstein files. Thames Valley Police detained Mr Mountbatten Windsor at his Sandringham Estate home at 8am Thursday - his 66th birthday - and searched properties in Norfolk and Berkshire including his former Windsor residence. Police said the investigation relates to allegations he misused information obtained while serving as United Kingdom trade envoy between 2001 and 2011. Recently released United States Department of Justice documents include emails suggesting he shared official information with Jeffrey Epstein. He was questioned for 10 hours before release.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=x0P2emKAw8o - Timeline of key moments leading to fmr prince Andrew's arrest | ABC NEWS [Channel: ABC News (Australia)]

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>>>/qresearch/24281975 ‘Now he’s sweating’: British papers savage Andrew after shock arrest - British newspapers have led with scathing front pages after the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor on suspicion of misconduct in public office linked to the Epstein files. Images of him leaving custody after about 11 hours of police questioning on his 66th birthday dominated coverage across the UK press. The Sun said he looked “stunned and wild-eyed”, reviving his 2019 BBC interview claim that he could not sweat. The Daily Mail ran the single-word headline “Downfall”, saying the scandal had plunged the monarchy into its “gravest peril”. Other outlets highlighted King Charles’ statement that “the law must take its course”, while The Guardian described “an extraordinary day” that could have “profound effects” for the royal family and the future of the monarchy.

>>>/qresearch/24282003 Virginia Giuffre: The lonely courage of a woman who brought down the Establishment - "Virginia Giuffre was tortured and distressed by the end of her life - and no wonder. There’s a narrative out there that this woman - whom we can now thank for the downfall of one of the most odious Establishment figures ever to pull on a morning coat – was crazy. Yeah, she was crazy. Crazy brave, for a start, to speak up against the most powerful people in the world. And driven mad, in the end, by who knows what? The abuse she’d suffered since childhood; the grooming and cruelty inflicted by two apex predators; the wobble-jowled fake outrage of a man who knew perfectly well what he’d done. All of the above. “I have no recollection of ever meeting this lady,” said Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor in 2019. “For the record, she is an absolute total liar,” said Ghislaine Maxwell in a 2016 deposition. But now we know who the liars really are. Ghislaine Maxwell said she’d never seen Epstein do anything untoward. Now she says she’ll tell everything in exchange for immunity. Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s arrest on Thursday night was not about Giuffre’s allegations. They went away when he paid her millions of pounds in an out-of-court settlement. He’s always denied any wrongdoing - about everything - and now police will decide whether to charge him for misconduct in public office, over allegedly sharing documents with Epstein. Virginia Giuffre is more than just a terribly sad individual story. She’s emblematic of a change in our society. “Ah, she was just a prostitute,” said an older woman I know recently. “An attention-seeker. Why didn’t she just walk out?” We could spend three years of PhD study answering that question. Why wouldn’t a young woman, allegedly abused as a child and plucked from adolescence by a practised predator in Ghislaine Maxwell, walk out on a prince of the blood royal and the most powerful man in high finance? Maybe she believed them when they told her that’s all she was worth. And now Epstein is dead, Maxwell is in prison and Mountbatten-Windsor is contemplating what life at His Majesty’s Pleasure might actually mean. Doesn’t sound so crazy any more, does it?" - Claire Harvey, The Australian

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=8aTBNNpyi7U - Giuffre Family ‘Vindicated’ After Former Prince Andrew Arrested Over Epstein Ties | 10 News [Channel: 10 News]

>>>/qresearch/24282029 Q Post #4923 - https://twitter.com/VRSVirginia/status/1319071346282778624 - Dearest Virginia - We stand with you. Now and always. Find peace through prayer. Never give up the good fight. God bless you. Q - https://qanon.pub/#4923 - https://qanon.pub/#4568

>>>/qresearch/24289032 Video: Man charged with hate crime after Brisbane Synagogue targeted in alleged ramming incident - A 32-year-old Sunnybank man has been charged with a hate crime after allegedly ramming a Toyota HiLux ute into the gates of the Brisbane Synagogue on Margaret Street shortly after 7pm Friday. Police said the vehicle knocked down the gates before leaving the scene, with CCTV showing a person standing just centimetres behind the gate moments before impact. The man was later arrested and charged with wilful damage, serious vilification or hate crime, dangerous operation of a vehicle, possession of dangerous drugs and possession of drug utensils. Police said it was a “targeted attack against the Jewish synagogue” but not being treated as terrorism. Authorities believe the man acted alone and investigations are continuing.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=gYDVttEgIQA - Man Charged With Hate Crime After Ramming Ute Into Brisbane Synagogue Gates | 10 News [Channel: 10 News]

>>>/qresearch/24289106 ‘A culture of tolerance’: Frydenberg’s hope for Bondi royal commission - Former Australian treasurer Josh Frydenberg has urged the Bondi royal commission to focus on religious extremism as the inquiry into the December massacre that killed 15 people begins hearings. Frydenberg said the process could help rebuild “a culture of tolerance” and prevent future attacks by confronting extremists who “want to hurt and do harm to their fellow Australians”. The inquiry, led by former High Court justice Virginia Bell, will examine intelligence warnings, preparedness and the response to the attack. Opposition Leader Angus Taylor said “serious questions” remain about the Albanese government’s handling of the lead-up to the massacre. The probe will also scrutinise antisemitism, security arrangements and whether authorities had prior knowledge of the alleged attackers.

>>>/qresearch/24289211 How I took the shot of Andrew that flashed across the world - (Video) Reuters photographer Phil Noble has described capturing the first image of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor after his arrest on suspicion of misconduct in public office linked to the Epstein files. Noble had waited outside a Norfolk police station for hours after driving six hours from Manchester following a tip about the former prince’s detention. When two Range Rovers left the station after about 11 hours of questioning, Noble fired six frames at the second vehicle, capturing a shot of Andrew “slumped in the back seat” looking shaken. Noble said “everything needs to align” when photographing moving cars and the result can be “more luck than judgment”. The photograph quickly appeared on front pages around the world.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=rrduRvKgJNg - Politicians prepare to remove ex-Prince Andrew from line of succession | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24289252 Whitehall to search envoy records in Andrew investigation - United Kingdom officials are preparing to search government records from Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s tenure as a trade envoy as police investigate allegations he shared confidential information with Jeffrey Epstein. Whitehall sources said departments would “fully co-operate” with detectives examining emails released by the United States Department of Justice suggesting Andrew forwarded official reports of visits to Singapore, Hong Kong and Vietnam in 2010 and 2011. The Cabinet Office is expected to co-ordinate a trawl through archived correspondence across multiple departments to determine what sensitive information he had access to while serving as envoy between 2001 and 2011. Andrew, who was arrested and questioned by Thames Valley Police before being released under investigation, denies wrongdoing.

>>>/qresearch/24289478 New Andrew bombshell as former prince accused of watching young girl being tortured - Newly released Epstein files contain allegations that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was present while a young girl was subjected to electric shocks by Ghislaine Maxwell in the mid-1990s. The claim appears in an FBI report from July 2020 referencing an anonymous tip alleging the incident occurred at Frogmore Cottage in Windsor, Berkshire, and that other men were also present. Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has always denied any wrongdoing and appearing in the Epstein files does not indicate guilt. Surrey Police said it had reviewed its systems but found no record of the allegations being previously reported. The force urged anyone with information about non-recent sexual abuse or trafficking claims connected to the period to contact police.

>>>/qresearch/24289977 Staff ‘feared reprisal’, concerned parents ‘alienated’ at ‘unsafe’ Cairns gender clinic - A Queensland Health review has found children as young as 12 were prescribed puberty blockers at the Cairns paediatric gender health service without adequate assessment, documentation or monitoring, while staff feared reprisal for raising safety concerns. The 213-page report said the clinical environment was “not reliably safe for pediatric clients” and identified deficiencies including incomplete notes, missing baseline tests and lack of consent documentation. Investigators found “little evidence” Gillick competency, the legal test of whether a child under 18 has sufficient maturity and understanding to consent to medical treatment, was properly assessed in many cases and some patients moved from psychological care to hormone treatment within weeks. Parents who questioned treatment were reportedly “alienated”, while the report cited a culture discouraging scrutiny. Queensland Health accepted the review’s 21 recommendations “in principle”.

>>>/qresearch/24290728 Oscar winner Tom Hanks spotted taking selfies with fans while riding Sydney’s Metro - Hollywood actor Tom Hanks has been spotted riding Sydney’s Metro and posing for selfies with fellow passengers while visiting Australia to film a sequel to the 2020 naval drama Greyhound. The 69-year-old actor was seen standing on the train wearing dark sunglasses and a bucket hat as fans recognised him and took photos. Hanks appeared relaxed and “welcomed the attention”, stopping to pose for selfies before reaching his stop. The Oscar winner has been seen frequently around Sydney in recent weeks, including visiting a cricket store in North Sydney with his son Truman. Hanks is in Australia filming the Apple TV sequel to Greyhound, which became one of the platform’s most successful films. - https://qresear.ch/?q=Tom+Hanks

>>>/qresearch/24295203 Pro-Palestine group prepares for ‘advocacy fight’ at royal commission - The Australian Palestine Advocacy Network is preparing to mount a coordinated campaign at the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion, describing the inquiry as “one of the most important advocacy fights in the country”. The organisation says it will seek to challenge claims that anti-Jewish incidents are linked to pro-Palestinian activism and argues antisemitism has been “weaponised” to suppress criticism of Israel. The commission, led by former High Court justice Virginia Bell, begins hearings this week following the December Bondi massacre. Former treasurer Josh Frydenberg has urged the inquiry to focus on religious extremism, saying Australia must rebuild “a culture of tolerance”. Jewish community organisations are also preparing coordinated legal submissions to the inquiry.

>>>/qresearch/24295210 Video: Ahmed Al Ahmed reveals what he said to Bondi gunman when he turned his weapon on him - Bondi terror attack survivor Ahmed Al Ahmed has described tackling gunman Sajid Akram and seizing his weapon during the December 14 massacre that killed 15 people. In an interview with 60 Minutes, the Sydney businessman said he acted after hearing “kids, women, everyone crying” as gunfire erupted at the Chanukah by the Sea gathering at Archer Park. Al Ahmed said he leapt onto the attacker, wrestled him to the ground and shouted “stop what you doing … You motherf*cker, piece of shit” while trying to take control of the gun. He was shot five times during the struggle and still has two bullets lodged in his shoulder. Despite ongoing injuries, Al Ahmed said he would intervene again “to stop him from killing a human being”.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=UKaDPkVVJos - Exclusive interview with Ahmed al Ahmed | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24295228 Bondi hero on life after the attack: ‘I’m proud of what I did’ - (Video) Ahmed Al Ahmed, who disarmed one of the gunmen during the December 14 Bondi terror attack, says he remains proud of intervening despite suffering life-altering injuries. The Syrian-born Sydney businessman tackled gunman Sajid Akram during the attack at the Chanukah by the Sea gathering at Bondi Beach, seizing the weapon before being shot five times by the second attacker, Naveed Akram. Fifteen people were killed and more than 40 injured in one of the deadliest attacks in Australia in modern times. Al Ahmed still has two bullets lodged in his shoulder and has lost much movement in his left hand while undergoing rehabilitation months after the shooting. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese praised him for saving “countless lives”, while a public fundraiser raised about $2.5m to assist his recovery and ongoing treatment. Al Ahmed said he would intervene again “to stop innocent people being killed”.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=xRz6W5mXYTg - The moment when an “ordinary” man became a hero | 60 Minutes Australia [Channel: 60 Minutes Australia]

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>>>/qresearch/24295246 The five key questions for the Bondi royal commission to answer - The royal commission into the Bondi Beach massacre and antisemitism in Australia begins hearings this week, with commissioner Virginia Bell tasked with examining the December 14 attack that killed 15 people and injured more than 40. The inquiry will investigate the prevalence of antisemitism in Australia, the motivations of gunmen Sajid Akram and Naveed Akram, and whether intelligence or policing failures contributed to the attack. It will also examine whether governments ignored warnings about rising antisemitism following the October 7 attacks in Israel. The commission will assess the role of radicalisation, including links to Islamic State, and consider potential legal reforms and policy changes aimed at countering extremism and strengthening social cohesion in Australia.

>>>/qresearch/24295254 British submarine arrives for ‘extraordinary’ AUKUS visit - A British nuclear-powered submarine has arrived in Western Australia for a month-long visit described by Australian officials as a “historic step” in preparations for AUKUS submarine operations. HMS Anson, an Astute-class submarine commissioned in 2022, docked at HMAS Stirling in Perth for maintenance and training activities with the Royal Australian Navy. Defence Minister Richard Marles said the visit would help build Australia’s capacity to operate conventionally armed, nuclear-powered submarines under the AUKUS partnership. Two Australian naval officers are embedded on the vessel during the deployment. Analysts note the timing is “extraordinary” because HMS Anson is reportedly the only operational Astute-class submarine currently available in the Royal Navy’s fleet.

>>>/qresearch/24295317 Video: New $1.5 billion, six-star Trump hotel confirmed for Gold Coast will be Australia's tallest building - Developers have confirmed plans for a $1.5 billion Trump International Hotel & Tower at Surfers Paradise on Queensland’s Gold Coast, a project expected to become Australia’s tallest building. Altus Property Group says the 91-storey tower will rise 340 metres on vacant land at Rickett Street and include a six-star hotel, 272 luxury residences, retail outlets and a private beach club. Chief executive David Young said the project would be funded by private investors from Singapore, Hong Kong, the United Arab Emirates and the United States. If completed as planned, the tower would exceed the Gold Coast’s Q1 building at 322 metres, currently the tallest structure in Australia.

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>>>/qresearch/24300059 Australian ‘alpha male’ Nick Adams dumped as Trump’s ambassador to Malaysia - United States President Donald Trump has withdrawn the nomination of Australian-American commentator Nick Adams as ambassador to Malaysia after the appointment failed to secure Senate confirmation. Adams, a former Ashfield councillor and prominent supporter of Trump, said he had instead been “promoted” to another role that would be announced soon, though the White House has not confirmed this. His nomination had attracted criticism in Malaysia due to past comments about Islam and the Palestinian cause. Adams moved to the United States after his time in local politics and became a naturalised citizen and conservative commentator. Trump has also yet to nominate a new United States ambassador to Australia more than a year into his presidency.

>>>/qresearch/24300076 Ukraine offers ‘modern warfare’ training to ADF - Ukraine has offered to train Australian Defence Force personnel in “modern warfare”, citing its battlefield experience against Russia and advances in drone and electronic warfare. Ukraine’s ambassador to Australia, Vasyl Myroshnychenko, said Ukrainian forces could help teach Australian troops how to operate in conflicts shaped by drones and rapid technological adaptation. He said Ukraine had become “the most powerful army in Europe” through its combat experience and was already training troops from Germany and Poland. Analysts say the ADF could learn from Ukraine’s tactics in drone production, counter-drone operations and battlefield innovation. The offer comes as Ukraine seeks continued Australian military support, including more Bushmaster armoured vehicles and regular financial contributions to Kyiv’s war effort.

>>>/qresearch/24300087 Australia seals UK defence deal with $300m for AUKUS sub reactors - Australia will spend about $310 million on components for nuclear reactors for the AUKUS submarine program as part of a defence agreement reached with the United Kingdom in London. Defence Industry Minister Pat Conroy said the funding would purchase the first Rolls-Royce reactor modules to be installed in submarines to be built at the Osborne shipyard in South Australia. The deal also expands cooperation on radar systems, drones, laser weapons and missile testing that could support Ukraine. Australia has already committed $5 billion to the nuclear propulsion program and plans to acquire at least three United States Virginia-class submarines before building new SSN-AUKUS vessels with the United Kingdom from the early 2040s.

>>>/qresearch/24300096 Video: Bondi Royal Commission intelligence evidence delayed - Key intelligence and security evidence for the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion has been delayed as agencies seek legal advice before providing material to the inquiry. Commissioner Virginia Bell said the delays followed the integration of a national security review led by former senior public servant Dennis Richardson into the royal commission after the December 14 Bondi massacre that killed 15 people. Agencies must consider issues including public interest immunity, statutory non-disclosure rules and legal professional privilege before releasing documents to the inquiry. Bell confirmed the commission would not hear direct evidence about the attack itself to avoid prejudicing the criminal trial of alleged gunman Naveed Akram. The inquiry will instead focus on antisemitism in Australia as a starting point while examining broader issues of discrimination, extremism and social cohesion.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=wS6z1oi4g4M - Royal Commission Into Bondi Terror Attack & Rising Anti-Semitism Begins In Sydney | 10 News [Channel: 10 News]

>>>/qresearch/24300105 Opening Hearing - Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion - (Video) The Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion is holding its first public hearing, an opening hearing at 10.30am on Tuesday 24 February 2026. At the opening hearing, Commissioner Bell AC SC will reflect on the terms of reference of the Royal Commission and provide a sense of how she will conduct her inquiry. To find out more about the work of the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion, visit - https://asc.royalcommission.gov.au/

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=OMYccHBq4RI - Opening Hearing Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion [Channel: Royal Commission on Antisemitism & Social Cohesion]

>>>/qresearch/24300121 Anthony Albanese moves to help keep disgraced Andrew away from the throne in pledge to Keir Starmer - Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has told British Prime Minister Keir Starmer that Australia would support removing Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the line of royal succession following his arrest over alleged misconduct in public office. In a letter to Starmer, Albanese said his government would agree to any proposal to strip Andrew of succession rights under laws governing Commonwealth realms that recognise the British monarch as head of state. Changes to the line of succession require approval from all relevant parliaments. Governor-General Sam Mostyn said the case showed “no one is above the law”, adding status or power should not shield anyone from investigation. Andrew, who was previously stripped of royal titles, remains in the line of succession despite the allegations and ongoing police investigations.

>>>/qresearch/24305703 eSafety Commissioner faces review after court rules takedown notices were unlawful - The federal opposition has called for a review of eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant’s use of social media takedown notices after the Full Court of the Federal Court ruled the regulator acted outside its powers in seeking removal of a post on X. The case involved criticism by children’s rights activist Celine Baumgarten of gender ideology being taught to primary school students. The court upheld findings that the commissioner’s “complaint alert” to the platform, which resembled a formal legal order, was a reviewable action despite being issued informally. Coalition communications spokeswoman Sarah Henderson said the government should investigate how many removal notices may have been issued beyond the regulator’s legal authority and whether free speech had been improperly restricted.

>>>/qresearch/24305708 Australian man Peter Williams given 7 years' jail for selling US trade secrets to Russian broker - A United States court has sentenced former Australian intelligence official Peter Williams to 87 months in prison for selling sensitive cyber tools developed by a US defence contractor to a Russian broker. Williams, 39, previously worked for the Australian Signals Directorate before becoming a general manager at L3Harris subsidiary Trenchant in Washington DC. Prosecutors said he sold eight trade secrets involving powerful hacking and surveillance capabilities that could have allowed access to millions of digital devices. US authorities said Williams received cryptocurrency payments and was ordered to forfeit $US1.3 million along with property and luxury items. Officials said the exploits were sold to Operation Zero, a broker whose clients include the Russian government.

>>>/qresearch/24309776 Families of Australian diplomats ordered to evacuate Israel, Lebanon - Australia has ordered the families of diplomats in Israel and Lebanon to evacuate and urged other Australians to consider leaving as tensions rise over possible US military action against Iran. The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade said the security situation in the Middle East was “unpredictable” and warned that escalating conflict could disrupt travel through airspace closures and cancelled flights. Voluntary departures have also been offered to families of Australian officials in Jordan, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates. The move comes as the United States assembles a major military presence in the region while negotiating with Iran over its nuclear program. Vice-President JD Vance warned Tehran to take Washington’s threats of military action “seriously” if diplomacy fails.

>>>/qresearch/24309781 Royal Commissioner Bell meets survivors, victims’ families at Bondi massacre site - Antisemitism royal commissioner Virginia Bell has met survivors and relatives of the 15 people killed in the Bondi Beach massacre during a private briefing at Bondi Pavilion, explaining why the inquiry cannot directly examine the December 14 attack. Bell told attendees the Antisemitism and Social Cohesion Royal Commission must avoid hearing evidence from witnesses or victims’ families that could prejudice the criminal trial of alleged gunman Naveed Akram. Survivors said the meeting offered a chance to describe experiences of antisemitism leading up to the attack, though some hope the inquiry might later expand once court proceedings conclude. Bell has insisted the commission will focus on antisemitism as its starting point for strengthening social cohesion, while also confirming delays to intelligence evidence due to legal reviews by government agencies.

>>>/qresearch/24309785 Fight antisemitism or lose your university registration: Clare - Universities will be required to take stronger action against antisemitism and racism or risk losing their registration under proposed federal legislation announced by Education Minister Jason Clare. The changes would expand the powers of the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency, requiring universities to demonstrate they are actively addressing racism as part of their regulatory standards. Clare told the Universities Australia conference the reforms were aimed at ensuring campuses respond decisively to antisemitism following the Bondi Beach massacre that killed 15 people at a Hanukkah celebration. The proposal follows recommendations from the government’s antisemitism envoy Jillian Segal, who urged stronger sanctions against institutions failing to act. Clare said racism can “creep into our campuses” and universities must do more to prevent discrimination and hatred.

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>>>/qresearch/24309793 Julian Leeser accuses university chiefs of failing to stop ‘cascading antisemitism’ - Coalition education spokesman Julian Leeser has accused Australian university leaders of a “leadership failure” in tackling antisemitism, telling vice-chancellors they had lost the confidence of both government and opposition. Speaking at the Universities Australia conference, Leeser said campuses had ignored repeated warnings about rising antisemitism since the October 7, 2023 Hamas attacks and tolerated protests and encampments that left Jewish students feeling unsafe. He said Jewish students had reported harassment, intimidation and antisemitic symbols on campuses, arguing universities had failed to confront the problem. Leeser urged the antisemitism royal commission to summon vice-chancellors to give evidence and called on all universities to adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance definition of antisemitism, warning the Bondi massacre was the “tragic and inevitable endpoint of cascading antisemitism”.

>>>/qresearch/24309801 Hash Tayeh’s ‘All Zionists are terrorists’ chant ruled racial vilification - A Victorian tribunal has ruled pro-Palestinian activist Hash Tayeh breached racial and religious vilification laws by leading the chant “All Zionists are terrorists” at a Melbourne rally. Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal vice president Judge My Anh Tran found the slogan incited hatred under the Racial and Religious Tolerance Act, determining that while “Zionist does not mean Jew”, many people would strongly associate Zionists with Jewish people. The case was brought by Orthodox Jewish man Menachem Vorchheimer, who said the chant made him feel unsafe and dehumanised. Judge Tran ruled the chant’s “absolute statement” attached the label “terrorist” to an undifferentiated group, encouraging hostility. Tayeh rejected the decision and said he would appeal, arguing his comments targeted political ideology rather than race or religion.

>>>/qresearch/24314252 ‘I hope I have paved the way’: Dumped Liberal leader Sussan Ley resigns, triggering critical byelection - (Video) Former Liberal leader Sussan Ley has resigned from parliament, triggering a high-stakes byelection in the regional NSW seat of Farrer and an early political test for new opposition leader Angus Taylor. Ley stepped down two weeks after being removed from the Liberal leadership, reflecting on her tenure as the first woman to lead the federal Liberal Party and expressing hope she had “paved the way” for others. The contest is expected to draw candidates from the Liberals, Nationals and One Nation, with two prominent independents also considering runs. One Nation, backed by mining billionaire Gina Rinehart, plans a major campaign, while the Nationals are pursuing a grassroots strategy. Farrer has been held by Coalition parties since its creation in 1949.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=5GIhDqPbY70 - Sussan Ley Officially Quits Politics With Pointed Statement, As Crucial By-Election Looms | 10 News [Channel: 10 News]

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>>>/qresearch/24323740 Australia 'did not participate' in Operation Epic Fury in Iran - Foreign Minister Penny Wong has confirmed Australia did not participate in the US-Israeli military operation against Iran known as Operation Epic Fury and was not informed of the strikes in advance. Wong said the attack was determined by the United States and Israel and declined to comment on whether Australian intelligence contributed to the operation. The Albanese government convened the National Security Committee of Cabinet and is seeking to confirm whether any Australians were affected. Travel advice has been upgraded, with Australians warned not to travel to Israel, Lebanon, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar or the United Arab Emirates. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said officials were registering Australians seeking to leave Israel and Iran but warned assistance inside Iran remained limited.

>>>/qresearch/24323748 Video: Ali Khamenei ‘will not be mourned’: Anthony Albanese condemns Iranian regime after Iran strikes - Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has backed US and Israeli strikes against Iran, declaring the death of supreme leader Ali Khamenei would not be mourned and describing the Iranian regime as brutal and oppressive. Albanese said Australia did not participate in the attacks but supported efforts to prevent Iran obtaining nuclear weapons and threatening international security. He accused the regime of sponsoring violence and orchestrating attacks against Jewish targets in Australia, including the firebombing of Melbourne’s Adass synagogue. Opposition leader Angus Taylor also welcomed Khamenei’s death, saying it could open a path for democratic change in Iran. However the strikes drew criticism from Greens leader Larissa Waters and former Labor senator Doug Cameron, who warned the attacks risked wider war and accused the government of backing US and Israeli militarism.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=rAlUu_4Rr1g - Iran's Supreme Leader confirmed dead after extraordinary attack | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24323776 Video: Australian government issues ‘do not travel’ warning amid mass flight cancellations - Australia has issued “do not travel” warnings for the United Arab Emirates and Qatar after widespread flight cancellations and airspace closures across the Middle East following military action in the region. Up to 2,000 flights in and out of major hubs including Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Doha were cancelled and almost 15,000 delayed, leaving tens of thousands of travellers stranded. Airlines including Emirates, Etihad and Qatar Airways suspended flights, while several Virgin Australia services operated by Qatar Airways were turned back after departing Australian cities. Aviation authorities warned the disruptions could affect global flight networks as airlines reroute around restricted airspace. The government urged Australians in affected countries to follow local instructions and shelter in place while monitoring official travel advice as the security situation remains volatile.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=zVCfYw86bcg - Hotels and airports bombed as Iran strikes back | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24323803 ‘Sweet and sour’ moment as Iranian-Australians celebrate amid uncertainty - (Video) Iranian-Australians have expressed mixed emotions after the death of Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei in US and Israeli strikes, with many welcoming the fall of a regime they blame for decades of repression while fearing the consequences of war. Some members of the community gathered in Melbourne and Sydney to celebrate, waving Iranian, Israeli, American and Australian flags, while others warned the situation could bring further instability and civilian suffering. Community figures said many Iranians had long hoped for the end of the regime but remained uneasy that the change had come through foreign military intervention. Iranian-Australian leaders said most people hoped the moment could open a path toward democracy, though the future remained uncertain and there were concerns about who might replace the current leadership.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=8_AiSeYsDeA - Iranians around the world celebrate killing of Ayatollah Khamenei | ABC NEWS [Channel: ABC News (Australia)]

>>>/qresearch/24328508 Australia rules out military role in Iran conflict - Australia has ruled out taking part in military operations against Iran as fighting escalates following Israeli and US strikes and retaliatory missile attacks by Tehran. Foreign Minister Penny Wong said Australia did not participate in the initial strikes and would not anticipate any future military involvement, stressing the country was not central to the Middle East conflict. The government is instead focusing on assisting Australians stranded in the region as airspace closures disrupt travel and commercial flights remain suspended. Wong said about 115,000 Australians were in the Middle East and returning home would depend largely on airlines resuming services. Defence Minister Richard Marles said steps had been taken to protect about 100 Australian defence personnel stationed at Al Minhad Air Base near Dubai.

>>>/qresearch/24328519 115,000 stuck in Middle East; Aussie UAE expats recount air strikes - (Video) About 115,000 Australians are stranded across the Middle East as airspace closures and mass flight cancellations follow Iranian retaliatory strikes in the region, Foreign Minister Penny Wong says. The government is urging Australians to register with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade while awaiting the possible resumption of commercial flights, with evacuation options limited while airspace remains closed. Australian residents and travellers in Gulf cities described taking shelter during missile strikes and drone attacks, as explosions were heard in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Some expats said they spent hours hiding indoors while relying on social media and messaging groups for information. Authorities said the attacks targeted military sites but also struck airports and other infrastructure, disrupting travel across the region.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=dN0WHgfqnkg - US-Iran Conflict Leaves 115,000 Australians Stranded As Travel Chaos Continues | 10 News [Channel: 10 News]

>>>/qresearch/24328532 Shiite clerics honour Khamenei, Hezbollah leader in sermons Tony Burke says will be watched - Shiite clerics in Sydney and Melbourne have publicly mourned Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah in sermons following their deaths in Israeli and US strikes, prompting warnings from Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke that authorities would monitor the rhetoric. At Sydney’s Al Zahra Mosque, Sheikh Ali Safdari praised Khamenei as a leader who fought imperialism and Zionism, while another cleric urged followers to continue the struggle against “American-Israeli aggression”. Several organisations also advertised memorial gatherings honouring Khamenei. Burke said the Iranian leader had overseen a regime responsible for attacks on Australian soil and questioned how anyone could mourn him. NSW Premier Chris Minns condemned the memorial events as “atrocious”, while Jewish community leaders called for investigations into any links between mosques and Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.

>>>/qresearch/24334177 Sydney mayor backs Shi’ite memorial for ‘martyred’ Ayatollah Khamenei, lashes Chris Minns - Liverpool mayor Ned Mannoun has defended Shi’ite Muslims who held a memorial for Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei in a council-owned community centre, accusing NSW Premier Chris Minns of unfairly targeting the Islamic community. The event, organised by a local Shi’ite group at the Frank Oliveri Community Centre, mourned Khamenei after his death in US-Israeli strikes. Mannoun said he had no issue with the gathering as long as laws were not broken, arguing people in a free society should be able to mourn religious leaders. Minns had earlier labelled memorial events for Khamenei “atrocious” and condemned the Iranian regime’s human rights abuses. The dispute follows sermons and events honouring Khamenei across Sydney, prompting calls from federal opposition figures for investigations into possible links with Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.

>>>/qresearch/24334212 Defence taskforce on standby for Middle East evacuations - The Australian government has placed Defence personnel on standby to assist potential evacuations from the Middle East as conflict involving Iran escalates. Defence Minister Richard Marles said a joint taskforce had been established to prepare for contingencies if Australians in the region require evacuation. Army units at Brisbane’s Enoggera Barracks are among those on alert for possible deployment. About 115,000 Australians are believed to be in the Middle East, many stranded after thousands of flights were cancelled following regional airspace closures. Marles confirmed Australian Defence Force personnel at Al Minhad Air Base in the United Arab Emirates were safe after a drone attack on the facility. The government says commercial flights remain the most likely way for Australians to return home once travel resumes.

>>>/qresearch/24334226 We’re natural allies: new Israeli envoy Hillel Newman’s entreaty to Labor - (Video) Israel’s new ambassador to Australia, Hillel Newman, says he wants to strengthen bilateral relations with Canberra and establish regular strategic dialogue between senior ministers after several years of strained ties. Speaking shortly after presenting his credentials, Newman thanked the Albanese government for supporting the joint US-Israeli operation against Iran and said Israel would continue fighting until threats from Tehran’s nuclear program and ballistic missiles were removed. He described Australia and Israel as “natural allies” and said deeper co-operation could benefit both countries across security and regional diplomacy. Newman also predicted the conflict could reshape the Middle East and expand the Abraham Accords between Israel and Arab states. His appointment comes after tensions in the relationship following Australia’s recognition of Palestinian statehood and rising antisemitism domestically.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=LpxoYUTEmMc - "Israel is ready for peace — the choice is theirs." - Interview in full [Channel: The Australian]

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>>>/qresearch/24334245 Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney to push his middle power strategy during Australia visit - Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has arrived in Sydney as part of an Indo-Pacific tour aimed at strengthening trade, investment and strategic partnerships with fellow “middle powers”. During his visit he will meet Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, address the Australian parliament - the first Canadian leader to do so in nearly two decades - and speak at the Lowy Institute about shifts in the global order. Talks are expected to focus on defence and maritime security, critical minerals, artificial intelligence and expanded trade. The visit follows Carney’s trip to India, where he secured major investment agreements. Both leaders are expected to discuss growing geopolitical tensions, including the fallout from US strikes on Iran, while exploring closer economic and security cooperation between the two Commonwealth partners.

>>>/qresearch/24338592 Wong dispatches crisis squads to Middle East to help stranded Australians - but no rescue planes yet - Foreign Minister Penny Wong has dispatched six crisis response teams to the Middle East to assist Australians stranded by widespread airspace closures following the escalating Iran conflict, as the first resumed commercial flight from Dubai is expected to arrive in Sydney. The government says about 115,000 Australians remain in the region, with officials prioritising the restoration of commercial flights as the most practical path for evacuation. Wong described the situation as an “unprecedented” consular crisis as Iranian retaliatory strikes spread across multiple countries, disrupting travel and trapping tens of thousands of travellers and expatriates. Opposition figures criticised the government’s handling of the crisis, arguing warnings to the public came later than those issued to diplomats. The Australian Defence Force has established a taskforce to explore evacuation options if conditions deteriorate further.

>>>/qresearch/24338605 Ukraine MPs urge Australian help for rebuilding efforts - Ukrainian MPs visiting Canberra have urged Australia to increase involvement in rebuilding Ukraine and to deepen defence and technology cooperation as the war with Russia enters its fifth year. A delegation met Australian ministers, politicians and business leaders to discuss reconstruction opportunities and investment in sectors including defence technology. Ukrainian ambassador Vasyl Myroshnychenko said Australian companies could participate in rebuilding efforts while benefiting commercially, and suggested Canberra appoint a special envoy to coordinate reconstruction engagement. He said Ukraine’s wartime technological developments could also help Australia strengthen its sovereign defence capabilities through local production partnerships. Ukrainian MPs described the human toll of the conflict, noting most families had suffered losses, while also highlighting declining Australian military assistance despite the earlier supply of Bushmaster vehicles and broader support.

>>>/qresearch/24343279 Middle powers must unite or be ‘on the menu’, Canada’s leader tells Australia - (Video) Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has urged Australia to join Canada in building stronger partnerships among “middle powers” to avoid being dominated by great powers, warning the international system has undergone a decisive “rupture”. Speaking in Sydney ahead of a historic address to the Australian parliament, Carney said countries like Canada and Australia should cooperate more closely on artificial intelligence, critical minerals, space communications and semiconductors to protect economic and strategic sovereignty. He warned that negotiating individually with powerful states such as the United States risked leaving middle powers vulnerable to coercion through tariffs, financial systems and supply chains. Carney said deeper cooperation with trusted partners offered opportunities to build resilience and prosperity, with agreements on defence, investment and critical minerals expected during his visit.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=_Ht4V7qFSWs - Special event with the Prime Minister of Canada, the Rt Hon Mark Carney [Channel: Lowy Institute]

>>>/qresearch/24343285 ‘The world needs us’: Carney pushes Australia and Canada to deepen trade, defence ties - (Video) Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has urged Australia to significantly deepen defence and economic cooperation, arguing that “middle powers” must work together to avoid domination by larger global powers. Speaking in Sydney ahead of a rare joint address to the Australian parliament, Carney proposed stronger military integration including a visiting forces agreement that would allow Australian and Canadian troops to operate more freely from each other’s bases. Canadian ministers also called for closer cooperation on intelligence sharing, joint military exercises and defence technology. Carney said countries like Canada and Australia should form a “dense web of connections” to strengthen sovereignty and economic resilience. Talks are also expected to focus on critical minerals processing and supply chains as both nations seek to reduce dependence on dominant global powers.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=vF2s3TW61jw - Australia signs historic minerals deal with Canada | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24343296 Canadian PM Mark Carney urges new ‘trusted coalitions’ across critical minerals, defence, AI - (Video) Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has urged Australia and Canada to build deeper “trusted coalitions” across defence, critical minerals and emerging technologies to strengthen strategic autonomy amid a fractured global order. Addressing a rare joint sitting of the Australian parliament, Carney described the two nations as “strategic cousins” and called for middle powers to collaborate more closely rather than compete. He proposed expanded cooperation on critical minerals processing, space communications, artificial intelligence and defence technology, building on recent agreements such as Canada’s purchase of Australian over-the-horizon radar systems. Carney argued trusted partnerships between middle powers could provide resilience against pressure from dominant global powers, while Prime Minister Anthony Albanese welcomed closer ties and highlighted the longstanding friendship and shared democratic values between the two countries.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=8cjxO0s9SEI - SPECIAL COVERAGE: Canadian PM Mark Carney's address to Australian parliament | ABC NEWS [Channel: ABC News (Australia)]

>>>/qresearch/24343318 Canadian PM Mark Carney and Anthony Albanese brush off calls for Middle East ceasefire - Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney have resisted calls for an immediate ceasefire in the expanding Middle East conflict, arguing that de-escalation must first ensure Iran’s nuclear ambitions and support for militant groups are addressed. Speaking in Canberra after Carney’s address to federal parliament, both leaders said the international community wanted tensions reduced but insisted the war must remove the long-standing threat posed by Iran’s nuclear program and regional activities. Carney said a ceasefire could only occur once attacks on civilians and infrastructure ended and hostilities began to subside. The leaders also announced new agreements to deepen Australia-Canada cooperation across clean energy, defence coordination, space technology and critical minerals, while promoting stronger partnerships among “middle powers”.

>>>/qresearch/24343325 ‘Military assets’ deployed to Middle East, Anthony Albanese says - Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has confirmed Australia has deployed “military assets” to the Middle East as part of contingency planning to assist Australians stranded by the escalating regional conflict. Speaking during Question Time, Albanese said the situation remained volatile and dangerous, with more than 115,000 Australians still believed to be in the region. The government has prioritised commercial flights as the fastest way to return large numbers of travellers, with repatriation flights from Dubai already bringing hundreds of Australians home. Defence aircraft, including heavy transport and refuelling planes, are understood to have been positioned in the region to support possible evacuation operations if required. Opposition figures have demanded clarification about the deployment, while the government says it continues to assess options to support Australians seeking to leave the Middle East.

>>>/qresearch/24343330 Iran regime removal will cut global antisemitism, Ryvchin says - Executive Council of Australian Jewry co-chief executive Alex Ryvchin says the removal of Iran’s regime would likely reduce antisemitic activity worldwide and improve relations between Israel and Arab states. Speaking in Washington while meeting US officials and lawmakers, Ryvchin said the Iranian government had played a destabilising role internationally and that its fall could make the world safer. He also highlighted the experience of Australian Jews, describing a sharp deterioration in security following rising antisemitism and the December Bondi Beach terror attack that killed 15 people. Ryvchin said extremist rhetoric and social division had created conditions that allowed violence to occur. He expressed support for international action against Iran’s nuclear ambitions and said a future democratic Iran could foster regional engagement and reduce tensions globally.

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>>>/qnotables25/122156 Dan Andrews, Bob Carr guests of honour in Chinese victory parade - Former premiers Dan Andrews and Bob Carr will join Xi Jinping, Kim Jong-un and Vladimir Putin at a Tiananmen Square parade marking 80 years since Japan’s defeat, with Beijing hailing them as “esteemed guests.” Carr defended his attendance as recognition of China’s WWII role, saying its resistance shielded Australia from Japanese assault, while critics warned both men risk serving Chinese propaganda. Chinese ambassador to Australia Xiao Qian recently invoked wartime ties to argue “Taiwan’s return to China must not be denied.” Analysts highlighted Andrews’ Belt and Road links and Carr’s advocacy for closer ties with Beijing. Former ambassador Geoff Raby said Australia must weigh recognition of China’s V-Day celebrations against Australia’s vital relationship with Japan.

>>>/qnotables25/122157 OPINION: Beijing invited me to this special celebration. Here’s why I’m happy to go - "Australians in 1945 would have seen China’s victory over Japan as a win for humanity… worth commemorating… It’s why I accepted an invitation from the Chinese consul-general to attend the 80th celebration of their victory, travelling to Beijing at my own expense. Right-wing commentators criticise me for going because Russian President Vladimir Putin will be in attendance. This comes from the same Trump-friendly media that found acceptable Donald Trump welcoming Putin onto American soil, even as Putin intensified his warfare against Ukraine… What attracts me to this celebration… is the attendance of big delegations from nine countries in South-East Asia… another opportunity to share views about how we accommodate a reality none of us has the power to stop anyway: China’s emergence as a great power - and the need to avoid conflict between it and the US." - Bob Carr, The Age

>>>/qnotables25/122158 Taiwan slams China military parade attended by ex-premiers Carr, Andrews - Taiwan has accused Beijing of using a military parade, attended by former Australian premiers Bob Carr and Daniel Andrews, to push “a deliberate distortion of wartime history” and undermine the island’s sovereignty. The Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Australia said the event was “a clear attempt to advance (China’s) contemporary territorial claims over Taiwan,” stressing the People’s Republic of China “has never governed Taiwan.” Carr defended his attendance as marking shared WWII history, while Andrews remained silent. Foreign policy experts warned both risk serving as “organs of the Chinese propaganda machine.”

>>>/qnotables25/122159 Opinion: Why are Carr and Andrews legitimising China’s axis of authoritarianism? - "In its typically authoritarian way, China… is commemorating the 80th anniversary of World War II’s end with a big military parade… Xi is basking in the moment. Why then are former Victorian Labor Premier Daniel Andrews and former NSW Premier and federal Foreign Minister Bob Carr joining the festivities?… Legitimising the Communist view of World War II strengthens Xi Jinping’s regime internationally and with China’s own population. Domestically, it enhances Xi’s ability to stifle internal dissent… Most importantly of all, China is concentrating on projecting its future leading international role through this celebration… This century’s main threat to America and its partners is the rapidly emerging axis between China and Russia, and their associated outriders like North Korea, Iran, and Belarus… Andrews and Carr should reconsider their decisions to attend." - John Bolton, Australian Financial Review

>>>/qnotables25/122160 Australian ambassador to China to miss Xi Jinping military parade - Australia’s ambassador to China, Scott Dewar, will deliberately skip Xi Jinping’s massive military parade in Beijing, instead speaking in Guangzhou, in what officials called a “very conscious calibration.” Canberra is downgrading its representation to defence and political staff, signalling unease with the People’s Liberation Army’s displays of power and Xi’s use of World War II history to justify global ambitions. Russian President Vladimir Putin, Kim Jong-un and Iran’s Masoud Pezeshkian will attend, alongside ex-premiers Bob Carr and Daniel Andrews, who critics warn have inserted themselves into a propaganda exercise.

>>>/qnotables25/122161 COMMENTARY: China’s WWII victory parade is a supreme fiction - "This week the Chinese Communist Party will orchestrate a grand military parade in Tiananmen Square… Ostensibly a tribute to wartime heroism, this display is, in truth, a monumental distortion of history… At the heart of this charade lies the falsehood that the CCP was the principal fighting force against Japanese aggression during the war. This claim is a brazen lie. It was the Nationalist government, under Chiang Kai-shek, that bore the brunt of Japan’s assault… Mao focused not on liberation or resistance but on quietly building his army… Today’s CCP regime continues to weaponise historical memory… The entire upcoming parade is a political theatre, a state-forged spectacle masquerading as remembrance… To attend this spectacle is to legitimise a fraud… What will unfold on September 3 is not remembrance but propaganda — an insult draped in flags and uniforms, parading not history but deception." - Miles Yu, director of the China Centre at the Hudson Institute, The Australian

>>>/qnotables25/122162 Extraordinary engagement:Former Victorian premier Daniel Andrews meets with Xi Jinping- (Video) Former Victorian premier Daniel Andrews has met Chinese President Xi Jinping ahead of Beijing’s grand military parade marking 80 years since the end of World War II. Andrews, joined by former NSW premier Bob Carr, was among the 10,000-strong crowd in Tiananmen Square. The event, showcasing China’s newest hypersonic missiles, tanks and stealth fighters, featured Russian President Vladimir Putin, North Korea’s Kim Jong-un and other authoritarian leaders. Analyst Neil Thomas said the attendance of Carr and Andrews would likely bolster Beijing’s narrative that China was the decisive force against Japan, calling the line-up a “rogues’ gallery”.

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>>>/qnotables25/122163 Video: Dan Andrews shakes Xi's hand at Beijing parade - Former Victorian premier Daniel Andrews shook hands with Chinese President Xi Jinping and First Lady Peng Liyuan before Beijing’s vast military parade in Tiananmen Square. Andrews later appeared in an official group photograph alongside Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un. Andrews, attending in a “personal capacity,” has complicated Canberra’s diplomatic stance as the Albanese government distances itself from the event. The parade also drew Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian and Myanmar’s junta leader Min Aung Hlaing, while Australia’s ambassador Scott Dewar stayed away, signalling a deliberate diplomatic snub of Xi’s display of military power.

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>>>/qnotables25/122164 Video: Dan Andrews poses alongside Xi, Putin and Kim Jong-un - Former Victorian premier Daniel Andrews appeared in an official group photo with Chinese President Xi Jinping, Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korea’s Kim Jong-un at Beijing’s World War II anniversary parade. While former NSW premier Bob Carr declined to attend, calling the event “Soviet-style,” Andrews was the only Australian politician present, a move condemned by Coalition MPs as making him a “pawn” of the Chinese regime. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese noted Australia had reduced its representation, with no minister or ambassador present. Critics said Andrews’ attendance bolstered Beijing’s propaganda, while Carr instead chose to address two Chinese international relations think tanks.

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>>>/qnotables25/122165 Carr skips military parade, as Andrews joins Xi on red carpet - Former NSW premier Bob Carr declined to attend Beijing’s “Soviet-style” military parade, instead choosing to address two Chinese international relations think tanks and join separate indoor commemorations. Carr said he opted for “meetings with delegations” over the parade, which featured Xi Jinping, Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korea’s Kim Jong-un. His decision left former Victorian premier Daniel Andrews as the only Australian politician present, after controversially signing Victoria up to China’s Belt and Road agreement. Opposition home affairs spokesman Andrew Hastie labelled Andrews a “nice little pawn” of China’s propaganda effort.

>>>/qnotables25/122166 Video: Xi Jinping greets former Victorian Premier at start of China military parade - Former Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has been personally greeted by China's Xi Jinping at the start of a massive military parade in China. - 9 News Australia

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=BnfjgND6MIg - Xi Jinping greets former Victorian Premier at start of China military parade | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qnotables25/122167 Dan Andrews joins world leaders at China military parade - China stages a massive military parade in Beijing to commemorate the anniversary of the end of World War II, featuring 10,000 soldiers and modern military equipment including stealth bombers and new tanks. Former Victorian Premier Dan Andrews and ex-NSW Premier Bob Carr attend alongside world leaders including Vladimir Putin and Iran's leader, with Andrews receiving prominent treatment in the ceremony. Chinese President Xi Jinping delivers a speech emphasising China's role in ending WWII and its current military strength. - 7NEWS Australia

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=GIp1S5G1ZKo - Dan Andrews joins world leaders at China military parade | 7NEWS [Channel: 7NEWS Australia]

>>>/qnotables25/122168 High-tech weaponry and China's military might on full display - China's military might was on full display at a Victory Parade hosted by Xi Jinping in Beijing. Hypersonic weapons, underwater drones, and ballistic missiles were rolled out to a crowd that included Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korea's Kim Jong-Un. Former China correspondent Nicole Johnston says China is sending a clear message to the West about its position in the world and its desire to create a system of global governments that is not centred on the United States. - ABC News (Australia)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=MSre55Y3j5Q - High-tech weaponry and China's military might on full display | ABC NEWS [Channel: ABC News (Australia)]

>>>/qnotables25/122169 Donald J. Trump Truth - "The big question to be answered is whether or not President Xi of China will mention the massive amount of support and “blood” that The United States of America gave to China in order to help it to secure its FREEDOM from a very unfriendly foreign invader. Many Americans died in China’s quest for Victory and Glory. I hope that they are rightfully Honored and Remembered for their Bravery and Sacrifice! May President Xi and the wonderful people of China have a great and lasting day of celebration. Please give my warmest regards to Vladimir Putin, and Kim Jong Un, as you conspire against The United States of America. PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP"

>>>/qnotables25/122170 Video: No security briefing before Andrews’ Beijing trip where he posed alongside Putin, Kim Jong-un - Former Victorian premier Daniel Andrews did not seek advice from the federal government or DFAT before attending Beijing’s military parade, where he shook Xi Jinping’s hand and appeared in an official photo with Vladimir Putin, Kim Jong-un and other authoritarian leaders. His attendance, condemned by former Queensland premier Annastacia Palaszczuk and labelled a propaganda coup by critics, shocked ministers in Canberra. Bob Carr skipped the “Soviet-style” parade, opting to speak at two Chinese international relations think tanks. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese stressed Andrews was not representing Australia, as the government deliberately kept its diplomatic presence low, represented by the embassy’s defence attache.

>>>/qnotables25/122171 Labor figures - but not PM - slam ‘traitor’ Dan Andrews’ China propaganda appearance - Daniel Andrews’ handshake with Xi Jinping and presence on a parade podium near Kim Jong-un and Vladimir Putin has ignited anger within Labor. Former federal MP Michael Danby, who once chaired parliament’s foreign affairs and defence committee, called the image of Andrews with Xi “disgusting” and “an embarrassment to all Australians,” noting that Andrews and Bob Carr had “never a word for the poor Uighur Muslim people, and never a word for the poor Tibetans.” Quoting Shakespeare, Danby declared: “Shame, shame, eternal shame.” Andrews did not consult DFAT and kept Albanese, his former flatmate, uninformed of his plans. The Prime Minister sidestepped questions, noting a Coalition minister had attended the previous anniversary 10 years ago, as critics warned Andrews’ actions embarrassed Labor and aided Chinese messaging.

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>>>/qnotables25/122172 Daniel Andrews defends China visit as deputy premier rebukes him for photo with dictators - Deputy Premier Ben Carroll rebuked former premier Daniel Andrews for appearing in a photo with Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin, Kim Jong-un and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, saying it was “not worth it” for business interests and “not something I would have done.” Andrews defended his attendance at Beijing’s parade as an opportunity to meet regional leaders, while stressing his condemnation of Putin’s war in Ukraine and Iran’s attacks. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese distanced himself, saying no minister would have considered going. Ukrainian community leaders urged Andrews to apologise, calling his appearance an “appalling lack of judgment.”

>>>/qnotables25/122173 Video: ‘Filling his pockets’: Resurfaced footage shows former Victorian premier Daniel Andrews praising China ahead of ‘parade of dictators’ - Newly resurfaced March 2025 footage shows Daniel Andrews praising China’s economic growth and renewable energy transition in an interview with state-run CGTN, saying Beijing did not receive the credit it deserved. Weeks later he attended Xi Jinping’s military parade, where he was photographed with Xi, Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un. Former Morrison government press secretary Andrew Carswell called Andrews’ presence a “colossal error of judgement” and claimed he would use the photo “to drive business… filling his pockets.” The parade displayed hypersonic missiles and ICBM launchers, while Prime Minister Albanese stressed Andrews was not representing Australia.

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>>>/qnotables25/122174 Video: Former premier of Victoria, Australia: China's renewable energy drive deserves greater global recognition - "Ahead of the 2025 China Development Forum, Daniel Andrews, former premier of Victoria, Australia, sat down with CGTN's Cui Yingjie in Beijing for an exclusive interview, sharing his insights on China's high-quality development and its role in the global green transition. As a reformer who spearheaded Victoria's shift away from fossil fuels, he said, "Formal Australia-China cooperation on decarbonizing heavy industries and advancing wind and solar technologies must be our next priority - this isn't just about our nations' futures, but the health of the planet." He praised China's new quality productive forces as a transformative model, stressing that China's progress in renewable energy deserves far greater global recognition. He also pointed out that while the United States remains obsessed with "erratic and nonsensical tariff games," Australia and China are forging a new path toward global sustainability through pragmatic collaboration." - CGTN

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>>>/qnotables25/122175 Anthony Albanese talks critical minerals in ‘warm’ chat with Trump ahead of US visit - Anthony Albanese has held his fourth call with Donald Trump since the US President’s re-election, discussing trade, economic co-operation and critical minerals. The Australian Prime Minister described the exchange as “warm and constructive” and said shared security interests were also covered. Albanese will travel to New York later this month to address the UN General Assembly, where he will recognise the State of Palestine, a policy at odds with Washington. The call fuels hopes of a first face-to-face meeting, though uncertainty lingers over AUKUS as the Pentagon reviews the submarine pact.

>>>/qnotables25/122176 ‘Lots going on’: Rudd weighs in after Trump, Albanese speak for fourth time - Anthony Albanese and Donald Trump held their fourth call since Trump’s re-election, discussing trade, security and critical minerals ahead of a possible meeting at this month’s UN General Assembly in New York. Albanese described the exchange as “warm and constructive” but did not mention AUKUS, which remains under Pentagon review. Australia’s ambassador to the US, Kevin Rudd, welcomed the call, saying the relationship was “going from strength to strength.” Critics note Albanese has yet to meet Trump in person, while US allies including Britain, Japan and India have secured face-to-face talks.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=cgAfm0RFEFc - Trump and Albanese speak in surprise phone call | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qnotables25/122177 Former US, Australian defence heads reunite to urge Trump to stick with AUKUS - Former US defence secretary Jim Mattis, ex-Australian defence minister Marise Payne, former UK chief of defence staff Nicholas Carter and ex-US naval chief Gary Roughead have urged the Trump administration not to abandon AUKUS. Writing in Foreign Affairs, they warned that cancelling or weakening the pact “would do the work of Washington’s adversaries,” stressing its deterrent effect on China and Russia. The essay admitted the deal’s industrial costs but argued “these costs are worth the benefits.” The Pentagon review, led by Elbridge Colby, is fuelling fears Trump may retreat from the Biden-era pact.

>>>/qnotables25/122178 Don’t Abandon AUKUS: The Case for Recommitting to - and Revitalizing - the Alliance - Gary Roughead, Marise Payne, Nicholas Carter and James Mattis - September 2, 2025 - https://archive.is/20250902160752/https://www.foreignaffairs.com/united-states/dont-abandon-aukus-jim-mattis - https://qalerts.app/?q=Mattis

>>>/qnotables25/122179 Access and influence: how ‘Statesman Dan’ is getting rich in China - Former Victorian premier Daniel Andrews has been praised in Chinese state accounts of business meetings for pledging to “spare no effort” in promoting ties, inviting delegations to Melbourne and calling himself an “old friend of the Chinese people.” Records show Andrews and his private business partner Marty Mei met with senior Chinese think tanks in 2024, lauding co-operation in trade, education and tourism. Since leaving politics, Andrews has established Wedgetail Partners, operating from his Mulgrave home, with a 90 per cent stake held through Glencairn Street, a company of which he is the sole director and shareholder. Labor sources say his Beijing parade appearance will strengthen his growing China-focused business.

>>>/qnotables25/122180 ‘Deeply honoured’ Daniel Andrews spruiks Xi’s parade in People’s Daily - Former Victorian premier Daniel Andrews was quoted in China’s People’s Daily as “deeply honoured” to attend Xi Jinping’s military parade, hailing China’s WWII role as having “global significance.” He defended his trip as an opportunity to meet Xi, John Key, Helen Clark and Anwar Ibrahim, while claiming his record shows opposition to Putin and Iran. Anthony Albanese distanced himself, stressing no government representative attended, while critics in business and academia called Andrews’ actions “bizarre” and opportunistic. Sinologist Geremie Barme labelled attendees “useless idiots,” contrasting with Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan, who said Andrews’ standing in China was “good for Victoria” as he expands his China-focused consultancy.

>>>/qnotables25/122181 China praises Daniel Andrews for defending ‘peace and justice’ but accuses Australia of ‘undermining stability - Beijing hailed former Victorian premier Daniel Andrews as an example of “defending historical memory” after he joined Xi Jinping’s parade and a medal ceremony, praising him in official media. At the same time, the PLA condemned Australia, the US, Canada and the Philippines for conducting a freedom-of-navigation exercise in the South China Sea with HMAS Brisbane, calling it a threat to “peace and stability.” Canberra stressed the patrol upheld international law. ALP president Wayne Swan criticised Andrews for defying efforts to downgrade Australian representation, while Penny Wong and Richard Marles met their Japanese counterparts in Tokyo, stressing Australia and Japan's shared “values and trust” amid growing concerns over Chinese militarism.

>>>/qnotables25/122182 Video: Penny Wong cautions Daniel Andrews on China visit after meetings in Japan - Foreign Minister Penny Wong urged former Victorian premier Daniel Andrews to be “mindful” of the message he sent by attending Xi Jinping’s military parade with Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un. She stressed Australia deliberately limited representation to embassy staff, unlike in 2015 when a Coalition government minister attended the same anniversary event. Speaking in Tokyo after 2+2 talks, Wong and Defence Minister Richard Marles highlighted concerns about China’s military build-up, closer ties with Russia and North Korea, and the need to strengthen partnerships with Japan. Marles announced progress on a $10 billion deal for 11 Mogami-class frigates, with three built in Japan and the rest in Australia.

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>>>/qnotables25/122183 Chinese embassy officials observe Canberra spy case in court - A woman accused of spying for China in Canberra has pleaded not guilty to foreign interference charges after allegedly receiving $230,000 to gather intelligence on the Guan Yin Citta Buddhist Association, a group banned in China. Court documents allege she collected addresses, financial data and photos for a handler working for China’s Public Security Bureau. Prosecutors seized 2.5 terabytes of data from nine devices. The ACT Chief Magistrate extended a suppression order on her identity, citing risks of prejudice, as Chinese embassy officials quietly observed proceedings. Police said she travelled repeatedly to China and amassed hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of luxury goods, including high-end handbags “that were too numerous to practicably count.”

>>>/qnotables25/122184 High Court throws out Ben Roberts-Smith’s defamation appeal bid - The High Court has rejected Ben Roberts-Smith’s final attempt to overturn his defamation loss, ending seven years of litigation costing more than $30 million. The former SAS corporal, accused of murdering four unarmed Afghan prisoners including a man with a prosthetic leg, failed to gain special leave to appeal after the Full Court upheld Justice Anthony Besanko’s findings. The court said the case raised no legal principle and had “insufficient prospects of success.” Roberts-Smith must pay Nine’s legal costs. Journalists Nick McKenzie and Chris Masters hailed the ruling, crediting SAS witnesses and remembering Afghan victims whose families are still waiting for justice.

>>>/qnotables25/122186 Video: ‘My superhero’: Brother’s tribute to fallen officer – Senior Constable Vadim de Waart-Hottart, 34, was farewelled at a moving funeral service at the Victoria Police Academy, remembered by his younger brother Sacha as “my Batman” and “a ray of sunshine” whose smile and kindness touched all. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, Premier Jacinta Allan, Police Minister Anthony Carbines and Chief Commissioner Mike Bush joined 3000 mourners. Tributes recalled his adventurous spirit, multilingual skills and devotion to family. Medals were presented in his honour, displayed alongside a Batman statue. De Waart-Hottart and Detective Leading Senior Constable Neal Thompson were killed while executing a warrant in Porepunkah; Freeman remains at large.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=egnhCpzp0e8 - Thousands farewell officer killed in Porepunkah shooting | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qnotables25/122187 Video: Police say $1m bounty is 'just another avenue' in the capture of Dezi Freeman – Victoria Police have offered a record $1 million reward for information leading to the arrest of alleged cop killer Desmond Freeman, accused of fatally shooting Detective Leading Senior Constable Neal Thompson and Senior Constable Vadim de Waart-Hottart on August 26. Detective Inspector Dean Thomas said the unprecedented reward recognises “the seriousness of this violent offending” and is aimed at drawing out those who may be harbouring him. More than 450 officers remain dedicated to the 12-day search across bushland and properties, with Freeman believed to be armed and dangerous. Authorities remain open to the possibility he is still on the run, but also concede he could be dead through self-harm.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=cJ1hozFz0W4 - Police offer $1m bounty for accused gunman Dezi Freeman | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qnotables25/122188 Video: ‘Real and likely risk of serious injury or death’ if neo-Nazi released, police say – Neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell has been charged with more than 20 offences, including assault and violent disorder, after allegedly directing National Socialist Network followers to attack people at Camp Sovereignty in Melbourne’s Kings Domain. Police told court the attack left a woman needing staples for a head wound, with others injured, and warned Sewell was almost certain to reoffend if granted bail. Prosecutors cited further violent incidents, including clashes in Bourke Street Mall and at anti-immigration rallies, while Sewell was already on bail for intimidating a police officer. Magistrate Donna Bakos will decide on bail on Friday.

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>>>/qnotables25/122189 Video: ‘Endanger safety’: neo-Nazi will remain behind bars after alleged assault at Camp Sovereignty – Neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell has been denied bail after Melbourne Magistrates Court ruled his release posed a risk to public safety. Magistrate Donna Bakos said Sewell faced “serious” charges, including 21 counts of assault, violent disorder and affray, arising from an alleged unprovoked attack by 30 National Socialist Network members on Camp Sovereignty in Kings Domain. A young woman required staples for a head wound. Police told the court Sewell had “complete control” over his followers and a history of escalating violence, including an alleged assault during an August 9 march in Melbourne’s CBD.

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>>>/qnotables25/122190 Video: Jacinta Nampijinpa Price ordered to remove flag in Senate chamber – Liberal senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price was ordered to take off an Australian flag draped over her shoulders during a speech calling for flag burning to be criminalised, after Greens senator Nick McKim objected to her use of a “prop.” Nationals senator Bridget McKenzie defended her, while One Nation leader Pauline Hanson moved a motion urging parliament to outlaw desecration of the flag. Price, who also criticised the Indian community’s voting patterns during recent anti-immigration protests, said the flag symbolised gratitude, citizenship and national service, and condemned protesters for burning it in Melbourne.

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>>>/qnotables25/122191 COMMENTARY: Trans lobby defends a lie that silences women – (Video) "Who could have imagined that the ordinary meaning of male and female would one day be put on trial, and that the very body created to defend women’s rights would argue that “female” is essentially meaningless? ... Yet that is exactly what is happening in the Giggle v Tickle case, in which Roxanne Tickle, a transgender woman, successfully sued the women-only social media app Giggle for Girls for excluding her, with the Federal Court finding this was unlawful indirect discrimination under the Sex Discrimination Act ... The case has gone to appeal and the Sex Discrimination Commissioner has intervened as a friend of the court, submitting that sex is “not a biological concept referring to whether a person at birth had male or female physical traits”... When Labor’s Susan Ryan introduced the Sex Discrimination Bill in 1983...the law was to give effect to the United Nations convention on the elimination of discrimination against women. These protections were grounded in biology and were designed to secure equality for women as a group ... In 2013, the act was amended and the definitions of man and woman were quietly repealed to accommodate protections for gender identity. Where the law once spelled out that a man was a member of the male sex and a woman was a member of the female sex, the federal parliament now said those words should take their “ordinary meaning”. It was presented as a technical change, but it was nothing of the sort. It was a Trojan horse wheeled inside the walls of the law. The effect has been to light a fire that now burns the city of meaning to the ground ... This has opened a door for the commissioner to argue that even the act’s pregnancy provisions - protections written precisely for biological women because of their capacity to conceive - should be read as extending to trans women ... In dissolving the boundary between sex and gender, the commissioner is engaging in institutional betrayal. The office created to defend women now seeks to erase them ... The commissioner seems determined to etch a dangerous precedent into law. Its staff may feel on the right side of history, but they are morally adrift. They are defending a lie - and no law or court can make it true." – Chris Uhlmann, The Australian

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>>>/qnotables25/122192 Video: China criticises Canadian, Australian warships transiting Taiwan Strait – China’s military said it shadowed and warned the Canadian frigate HMCS Ville de Québec and Australian destroyer HMAS Brisbane as they transited the Taiwan Strait, denouncing the passage as “trouble-making and provocation” that raised security risks. Australia’s Defence Department said Brisbane’s September 6–7 transit was routine and in line with international law, alongside the Canadian ship, and vowed to keep exercising freedom of navigation under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea. Canada said Ville de Québec was deployed under Operation Horizon to promote Indo-Pacific stability. Taiwan’s defence ministry said it monitored the passage to ensure security, while Beijing reiterated its claim that the strait forms part of its territorial waters.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=JRz8hZhDAlA - China accuses Australian navy of 'provocation' in the Taiwan strait | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qnotables25/122193 Video: Thousands farewell police officer who tackled life to the fullest – Thousands gathered at the Victoria Police Academy to farewell Detective Leading Senior Constable Neal Thompson, who was killed alongside colleague Vadim de Waart-Hottart in Porepunkah. Partner Lisa Thompson recalled their final weekend together, saying he taught her “how brilliant life is, if you have the courage to try.” Sisters Lois Kirk and Diane Thompson described their brother as the family’s protector, while friend Jason Williams said his “Steve Irwin gene” defined a life of risk and adventure. Police chief commissioner Mike Bush hailed Thompson as “highly respected” and loyal, while colleagues honoured him with a kilometre-long guard of honour. Thompson, 59, was due to retire last week and planned to travel South America before his death.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=Bghj1MiFYwk - Police officer Neal Thompson laid to rest as manhunt for accused gunman continues | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qnotables25/122194 Beijing has post-parade tantrum at Australia over ‘incomprehensible’ Japan ties - China erupted over Penny Wong and Richard Marles’ Tokyo meeting with their Japanese counterparts, denouncing Australia’s strengthened partnership with Japan as “stirring up tensions” and “provoking China.” A China Daily editorial accused Canberra of parroting US “playbook” rhetoric, citing joint statements on Taiwan and Chinese activity in Japanese waters. Beijing also condemned Australia’s role in freedom of navigation exercises with the US, Canada and the Philippines and HMAS Brisbane’s Taiwan Strait transit, calling Canberra’s stance “incomprehensible.” The paper urged Anthony Albanese to heed Paul Keating’s warning that “Taiwan is not a vital Australian interest.” Wong and Marles also met Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba shortly before he announced his resignation, with Japan’s ruling LDP preparing to select his successor.

>>>/qnotables25/122195 Beijing says no’: Solomon Islands MP reveals how China pulls the strings - Anthony Albanese has arrived in Honiara for the Pacific Islands Forum amid claims that Solomon Islands Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele has acted under Beijing’s direction. United Party leader Peter Kenilorea says Manele froze him out after “the Chinese ambassador told him not to take me” into government. He was told he must “leave [his] party and give a press conference praising Beijing” and travel to China. Another MP, Daniel Waneoroa, was reportedly summoned by the Chinese embassy and “given the conditions on what he must do,” leading him to quit the pro-Taiwan Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China. Critics warn Beijing is using such tactics to sideline Taiwan and cement control.

>>>/qnotables25/122196 AI apps face $49.5m fine for creating fake nudes of Aussie students - Australia’s eSafety Commissioner has issued a formal warning to an overseas company running “nudify” apps that strip clothes from images, the first step toward a $49.5m fine. Commissioner Julie Inman Grant said the platforms were used “nefariously by Australian schoolchildren, to create deepfake image-based abuse of their peers” and marketed features like undressing “any girl” with “schoolgirl” and “sex mode” options. She warned the services are creating child sexual abuse material and causing “tremendous harm to young and teenage girls in schools every week.” Federal Communications Minister Anika Wells said the government will consult on new safeguards, as reports of fake images involving minors continue to rise.

>>>/qnotables25/122197 Trump Renames DOD to Department of War - (Video) President Donald Trump has signed an executive order allowing the Pentagon to use “Department of War” as a secondary title, authorising Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and senior officials to adopt terms such as “Secretary of War” and “Deputy Secretary of War.” The White House said the change “conveys a stronger message of readiness and resolve.” Trump argued that while the U.S. won under the original War Department, later conflicts often ended in “a sort of tie.” Hegseth backed the move, saying, “we haven’t won a major war since,” and emphasised that “words matter,” pledging that the renamed department would fight decisively rather than become trapped in endless wars.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=go9isUVk0JA - DEPARTMENT OF WAR [Channel: The White House]

>>>/qnotables25/122198 Video: Donald Trump orders return to the US 'War Department - President Donald Trump has signed an executive order renaming the Pentagon as the “Department of War,” reviving the title it held until 1949. The White House said the move allows Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth and senior officials to use secondary titles such as “Secretary of War.” Trump described it as “an attitude … it’s really about winning,” while Hegseth, introduced by Trump under the new title, declared, “We’re going to go on the offence, not just on defence. Maximum lethality, not tepid legality.” Supporters in Congress have introduced legislation to make the change permanent, but critics warn it is costly and a distraction.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=DVlLaSw3E4c - Donald Trump rebrands the Department of 'War' | 7NEWS [Channel: 7NEWS Australia]

>>>/qnotables25/122199 Video: Albanese’s $500m Pacific security deal founders over China clause - Anthony Albanese has been forced to delay signing a $500m, 10-year treaty with Vanuatu after Prime Minister Jotham Napat resisted clauses limiting foreign funding for critical infrastructure, raising concerns it would restrict access to Chinese investment. The setback comes after Australia secured deals with Tuvalu and Nauru granting veto rights over security pacts with countries such as China. Albanese said “good progress” was made and more talks will follow, while critics questioned transparency over the funds. Analysts said the deal is not dead, though reaching consensus in Vanuatu may require compromises, as Canberra also pursues a landmark agreement with Papua New Guinea.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=571GZBGNbtI - Albanese meets with Vanuatu leader to discuss security | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qnotables25/122200 COMMENTARY: Beijing scores a win in Vanuatu, as $500m deal hangs in balance - "Australia has been left bloodied and bruised after its latest diplomatic bout with China in the Pacific… The Albanese government had hoped to seal another win against Beijing by signing a new economic and security agreement with Vanuatu… ‘Some of my ministers and my MPs … feel it requires more discussions, particularly on some of the specific wordings in the agreement when it comes to the critical infrastructure,’ Prime Minister Jotham Napat said… It’s the second time Vanuatu has gotten cold feet over a security-related agreement with Australia… Beijing has won this round. But the competition continues." - Ben Packham, The Australian

>>>/qnotables25/122201 OPINION: China and Australia in a high-speed race to win control of the Pacific - "Constantly seeking opportunities to establish itself as the dominant power in the Pacific, Beijing decided to offer a fleet of 27 brand-new vehicles as a gift to Solomon Islands… The Australian response? To announce that it would give the Solomons a fleet of 60 brand-new vehicles… This is the new reality. It’s a daily competition, hand-to-hand diplomatic combat… There are some bidding wars that Australia cannot win… But this is a daily contest in a permanent struggle across a vast expanse of what the regional nations call the Blue Pacific Continent. China is intent on establishing military bases in the Pacific and will not rest until it succeeds. The region that Australia long thought was the least important is now accepted as the most important." - Peter Hartcher, The Age

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>>>/qnotables25/122202 Victoria becomes first Australian state to formally table treaty legislation in parliament - Victoria has introduced historic treaty legislation establishing Gellung Warl, a new authority making permanent the First Peoples’ Assembly. The bill promises to “reckon with the past” while assuring it takes nothing from the broader community. Gellung Warl will oversee decision-making on policies affecting First Peoples, continue the Yoorrook Commission’s truth-telling, and receive permanent funding. Co-chairs Ngarra Murray and Rueben Berg said it would “reshape the story” and “reset the relationship.” Premier Jacinta Allan said it puts decision-making power into Aboriginal hands. The Coalition vowed to oppose the bill, likening it to the Voice referendum, but with Greens and minor parties backing it, the legislation is expected to pass, making Victoria the first state to embed treaty in law.

>>>/qnotables25/122203 Video: Victorian students from age four to year 10 to learn colonisation history - Victorian students from prep to year 10 will learn colonisation history through curriculum shaped by the Yoorrook Justice Commission’s Truth be Told report. The treaty bill says content will be co-designed with Gellung Warl, a new permanent authority embedding the First Peoples’ Assembly, alongside education authorities and Aboriginal organisations, with final approval by the minister. Premier Jacinta Allan said it is “about ensuring that future generations understand the history of this great state” and that “understanding history is about moving forward together.” The bill also proposes renaming places in Aboriginal languages and creates a watchdog to oversee compliance with Closing the Gap commitments.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=tV50hZDt9IU - Victoria's treaty brings Aboriginal truth-telling to schools | 7NEWS [Channel: 7NEWS Australia]

>>>/qnotables25/122204 Big changes made to Epstein accuser’s memoir after family complains - The publisher of Virginia Giuffre’s posthumous memoir Nobody’s Girl has altered the text after her family said it presented an “unduly positive portrait” of her marriage, which ended before her death in April. Knopf worked with Virginia's brothers and their wives to “contextualize the narrative,” adding a foreword by collaborator Amy Wallace noting changes in Giuffre’s life since 2024. Publisher Jordan Pavlin said the book remains “a testament to Virginia’s dignity and fortitude.” Family members also joined Epstein survivors at a Capitol Hill press conference urging release of sex-trafficking files and rejecting Donald Trump’s claim the case is a “hoax.”

>>>/qnotables25/122205 Q Post #4923 - https://twitter.com/VRSVirginia/status/1319071346282778624 - Dearest Virginia - We stand with you. Now and always. Find peace through prayer. Never give up the good fight. God bless you. Q - https://qanon.pub/#4923 - https://qanon.pub/#4568

>>>/qnotables25/122206 Video: Two men charged over antisemitic attacks at Allawah synagogue, Maroubra and Dover Heights - NSW Police have charged two men over a string of antisemitic incidents, including graffiti on an Allawah synagogue, a Maroubra childcare centre that was later set alight, and a Dover Heights home once occupied by Jewish leader Alex Ryvchin. Cars were also torched on the same street. A 27-year-old has been charged with directing and participating in a criminal group, while a 26-year-old faces charges including displaying a Nazi symbol and damaging property. The arrests follow ASIO’s recent disclosure that Iranian operatives directed separate firebombings, prompting the government to expel Iran’s ambassador and move to designate the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terror group.

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>>>/qnotables25/122207 Police bracing for violence in Melbourne CBD, as four protests planned for Saturday - Victoria Police are preparing a large-scale operation in Melbourne’s CBD on Saturday, with four rallies set to overlap, raising the risk of clashes between far-right and far-left activists. Events include a “Rally against racism,” “Sovereignty never ceded,” an anti-government protest, and the anti-immigration “Save Australia” rally. Superintendent Troy Papworth warned some participants “seek conflict and confrontation,” citing the violent August 31 march led by 150 National Socialist Network members. Police will deploy specialist squads, enforce weapon searches, and prioritise protecting Camp Sovereignty, which neo-Nazis attacked last month.

>>>/qnotables25/122208 Palau President Surangel Whipps Jr says ‘we’re already at war’ with China - Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced negotiations on a security treaty with Fiji, even as Palau’s President Surangel Whipps Jr declared the Pacific was “already at war” with China. Speaking in Hawaii, Whipps warned the region was “under constant threat” and called for stronger US naval deployments. The Solomon Islands’ decision to ban all PIF partners to exclude Taiwan stirred controversy, while Beijing’s diplomats were seen monitoring delegates. Albanese, chauffeured in a Chinese-made car donated to the host, said discussions with Fiji were at an early stage but emphasised its importance in Pacific security.

>>>/qnotables25/122209 Video: Boost for Australia as new security deal with Fiji in the works - Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has confirmed Australia and Fiji are negotiating a stronger security agreement, with discussions focused on interoperability, training, and defence cooperation. The talks, revealed at the Pacific Islands Forum, follow the collapse of a $500m deal with Vanuatu over concerns it would block Chinese investment in critical infrastructure. Albanese also pledged $100m to the Pacific Resilience Facility for climate and disaster response, calling it a “promise” to the region. He described Fiji’s Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka as a “good friend” and signalled further announcements with Papua New Guinea next week.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=GKeUMvHX8DA - Anthony Albanese strikes two deals in the Solomon Islands | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qnotables25/122210 Video: ‘Ghost Sharks’ and a historic defence treaty to China-proof our nearest neighbour - Australia and Papua New Guinea will sign a landmark defence treaty committing both nations to act together against a “common danger,” a shift likened to ANZUS and hailed by the Lowy Institute as a “flagship achievement.” The pact will allow PNG citizens to serve in the Australian Defence Force and gain a pathway to citizenship, marking a historic move away from Port Moresby’s non-aligned stance. Alongside this, Canberra announced a $1.7b contract with US firm Anduril to build Ghost Shark underwater drones in Sydney, boosting autonomous naval capability against China’s growing presence.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=3nbwnt46M1k - Australia unveils new $1.7 billion underwater 'ghost' drones | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qnotables25/122211 Video: Donald Trump accuses Australian author Scott Stuart’s children’s book of ‘radical gender ideology’ - US President Donald Trump has targeted My Shadow Is Pink, a children’s book by Australian author Scott Stuart, accusing it of promoting “radical gender ideology.” At a Religious Liberty Commission event, Trump introduced a 12-year-old student who said he was forced to read the book in fifth grade and bullied because of his faith. Stuart responded in a video, saying Trump was using his books for political gain and the student as a pawn. Stuart’s agent Sarah McKenzie praised the book as “groundbreaking,” stressing its core message of acceptance, equality and love.

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>>>/qnotables25/122212 MRF-D 25.3: Mid-Deployment Message - (Video) U.S. Marines with Marine Rotational Force - Darwin 25.3 give a message for the mid-point of their deployment, July 7, 2025. MRF-D is an annual six-month rotational deployment to enhance interoperability with the Australian Defence Force and allies and partners and provide a forward-postured crisis response force in the Indo-Pacific.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=tdbqKc84ksE - MRF-D 25.3: Mid-Deployment Message [Channel: Marine Rotational Force - Darwin]

>>>/qnotables25/122213 Conservative activist Charlie Kirk criticised Australian politics for years before death - American commentator Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA, was shot dead during a Utah speaking event in what authorities described as a “political assassination.” The 31-year-old, long a critic of Australian policy, frequently attacked Canberra’s stance on free speech, Covid-19 restrictions, immigration, and gun control. He defended Elon Musk in a 2024 censorship row with Anthony Albanese, praised Melbourne protesters who shut down a Drag Queen Story Time, and denounced Novak Djokovic’s deportation as a “human rights abuse.” Kirk also cited research challenging Australia’s gun buyback. President Trump mourned him as “The Great, and even Legendary, Charlie Kirk.”

>>>/qnotables25/122214 Donald J. Trump Truth: (Video) TO MY GREAT FELLOW AMERICANS…

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>>>/qnotables25/122215 Activist assassinated:Labor, opposition condemn ‘political violence’ after Trump ally Charlie Kirk shot dead- (Video) The killing of American conservative activist Charlie Kirk in Utah has drawn bipartisan condemnation in Canberra. Acting Prime Minister Richard Marles called the shooting “an absolute tragedy,” stressing Australia’s commitment to peaceful political debate. Opposition deputy Sussan Ley said the Coalition stood “in solidarity with those who mourn,” while Liberal senator James Paterson labelled the attack “absolutely shocking” and noted an “uptick” in political violence. Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young blamed America’s “gun culture and culture of political assassination,” contrasting it with Australia. The debate follows ASIO warnings of rising radicalism and declining social cohesion at home.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=oDbZpJ-jyxk - Conservative activist Charlie Kirk shot dead in university assassination | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qnotables25/122216 Video: At Australian and UK vigils, Charlie Kirk supporters say death won't kill his message - Candlelit vigils in Sydney and London brought together supporters of slain US conservative activist Charlie Kirk, who was shot dead in Utah. In Sydney, about 350 people gathered as Turning Point Australia founder Joel Jammal declared, “it’s going to take more than one bullet to silence his message,” urging followers to join weekend anti-government protests. In London, around a thousand mourners braved heavy rain outside Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s residence, many in MAGA hats and draped in US and UK flags. Kirk’s Turning Point USA had spawned international offshoots, including Turning Point Australia and Turning Point UK, which have hosted figures such as Nigel Farage and collaborated with One Nation.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=xMIzOrNWPvw - LIVE: Vigil in Sydney, Australia, for Charlie Kirk [Channel: Reuters]

>>>/qnotables25/122217 Charlie Kirk’s influence on Joel Jammal and Australian conservative Christian politics - Joel Jammal, a Christian conservative activist, first came to prominence at University of Technology Sydney when he refused mandatory consent training before graduating. He went on to found Turning Point Australia, directly inspired by Charlie Kirk’s Turning Point USA, and credits Kirk’s organisation with providing the support and model needed to establish the group four years ago. Jammal said plans were underway to bring Kirk and his wife Erika to Australia on tour, calling him “a family man winning a noble fight to reconnect with politics.” After Kirk’s assassination, Jammal hosted a Sydney vigil, insisting no one could “fill Charlie’s shoes,” while acknowledging Kirk’s enduring impact on his own activism.

>>>/qnotables25/122218 Video: Sussan Ley sacks Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price from Liberal frontbench - Opposition Leader Sussan Ley has removed Jacinta Nampijinpa Price from the shadow ministry after she refused to apologise for comments linking Indian migration to Labor’s vote and declined to back Ley’s leadership. Ley said the remarks had “caused Australians of Indian heritage significant hurt” and that confidence in the leader was essential for frontbenchers. Price, who labelled her comments “clumsy” but not apologetic, vowed to keep speaking out from the backbench. The saga has fuelled internal divisions, with Alex Hawke and Dave Sharma criticising Price’s stance, while Tony Abbott defended her as “a big loss” to the frontbench.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=Wx07cBsFBME - Under-fire senator dumped after Indian immigration comments | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

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>>>/qnotables25/122219 China collects fingerprints in Solomon Islands under Mao-era policing initiative - A Chinese-led “community policing” program in Solomon Islands is collecting citizens’ fingerprints and household registration data, drawing comparisons to Mao Zedong’s Cultural Revolution–era “Fengqiao Experience.” Chinese police, working with local officers, have piloted the scheme near Honiara, offering uniforms and equipment in exchange for personal data. Opposition figures Peter Kenilorea Jnr and Celsus Talifilu warned it was an infringement of privacy, likely illegal, and risked silencing dissent. Analysts said Beijing is exporting its surveillance model, undermining rights and overlapping with Australian policing support. The initiative emerged as Pacific Islands leaders met in Honiara, where China’s influence was a dominant theme.

>>>/qnotables25/122220 RSIPF and CPLT launch SI-China Police Cooperation Model Community - "The National Crime Prevention Department (NCPD) of the Royal Solomon Island Police Force (RSIPF), together with the China Police Liaison Team (CPLT), has launched the Fighter One community for the construction of the Solomon Island (SI)-China Police Cooperation Model Communities recently. Inspector Lin Jiamu said its aim is to guide SI communities well based on the Chinese community governance experience – the ‘Fengqiao Experience’ – and to better enhance their capabilities in collecting basic community information, population management, self-protection, and resolving conflicts and disputes on their own so as to obtain a safer community environment. CPLT explained the core of community policing work, population management, trained skills such as filling out household registration cards and population information cards, drawing community maps, and collecting fingerprints and palm prints, and shared the Fengqiao experience of community policing management from China. A leader from the Fighter One community, Mr. Andrew Nihopara, acknowledged the RSIPF and CPLT for coming to their community to guide them. This is extremely important for peace and prosperity." - solomons.gov.sb

>>>/qnotables25/122221 Anthony Albanese silent on China in the Solomons after revelations of fingerprinting citizens - Anthony Albanese has refused to raise with Beijing or Honiara revelations that Chinese police are fingerprinting Solomon Islands citizens under a Mao-era “community policing” program, saying he does not “talk about events between countries which don’t involve Australia.” Opposition foreign affairs spokeswoman Michaelia Cash said he was “deliberately ignoring this very concerning development,” while former defence minister Linda Reynolds branded the program “Orwellian.” Solomon Islands figures, including Celsus Talifilu, warned Beijing’s influence is growing through propaganda, fully funded trips for officials, and Chinese Embassy cash programs.

>>>/qnotables25/122222 OPINION: China fingerprinting Solomon Islanders to ‘resolve conflicts’ is an egregious intrusion - "Extraordinarily, Beijing thought Solomon Islanders would embrace its intrusive system developed during the Cultural Revolution to keep tabs on troublemakers and dissidents… Collecting citizen’s biodata and forcing them to submit detailed household information to authorities might wash in China but it’s way out of order in a democratic country… The fact that the country’s government just let the Chinese police start collecting villagers’ fingerprints shows it is far too meek and trusting when dealing with the might of the communist state… This sorry story should be a lesson to Solomon Islands...It should also be a warning to other Pacific Island states of the dangers of getting too close to Beijing." – Ben Packham, The Australian

>>>/qnotables25/122223 Five Labor MPs to join Premier in China with five-day trade mission - Premier Jacinta Allan will lead one of the largest Victorian Labor delegations to China, joined by parliamentary secretary Paul Hamer and backbenchers Meng Heang Tak, Mathew Hilakari, Matt Fregon and John Mullahy. The September 14–19 taxpayer-funded mission will focus on trade, education, tourism and innovation, and is viewed as a major political play to consolidate support among Chinese-Australian voters ahead of the 2026 election. Allan’s office said the mission would deliver “a new era of jobs, growth and stability” while consolidating ties with China. The trip follows Daniel Andrews’ six visits as premier, including a secretive official visit to China just months before he announced his retirement as premier.

>>>/qnotables25/122224 Paedophile priest John Sidney Denham dies in prison hospital - Defrocked Catholic priest John Sidney Denham, described as one of Australia’s worst paedophiles, has died aged 82 at Long Bay prison hospital. Charged in 2008 following Strike Force Georgiana’s investigations, he was sentenced in 2010 for abusing 39 boys, with further convictions in 2015 after more victims came forward. His crimes at Newcastle’s St Pius X College in the 1970s and 80s left lasting scars, with many victims taking their own lives and one death prompting the child abuse royal commission. Former detective Kristi Faber, who led Strike Force Georgiana, called Denham “one of the worst” and said survivors’ bravery in coming forward stopped further offending. The Maitland-Newcastle Diocese acknowledged Denham as a “prolific and notorious child-abuser” and offered condolences to his victims and their families.

>>>/qnotables25/122225 (2015) Priest John Sidney Denham sentenced to another 13 years jail for sexual abuse of boys - (Video) John Sidney Denham, a defrocked Catholic priest described as “sadistic,” has been sentenced to a further 13 years for abusing at least 57 boys in Newcastle between 1968 and 1986. Judge Helen Syme said the crimes, committed at St Pius X Catholic School and elsewhere, included grooming, molestation, and brutal rapes, often combined with threats and canings. She found Denham was protected by fellow priests Tom Brennan and Ron Picken, who facilitated the abuse. Showing no remorse, Denham received a maximum 19-year sentence, extending his prison term until at least 2028.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=azQlz5rVxqY - Ex-priest sentencing leads to applause in court [Channel: ABC News (Australia)]

>>>/qnotables25/122226 (2018) ‘They don't really get it’: Apology appreciated, but it won't change anything for John's family - Lou Pirona says his son John, whose 2012 suicide became the catalyst for a royal commission, was “an important cog” in exposing systemic child abuse. John, a Lake Macquarie firefighter, was 13 when he was abused by sadistic priest John Denham at St Pius X High School, protected by principal Tom Brennan. Though Pirona appreciates the government’s national apology, he and wife Pam stress it cannot ease their grief: “But it doesn’t bring John back, does it?” Pam wrote to Bishop Bill Wright after the Church admitted Brennan’s abuse, saying it was the first real acknowledgement of betrayed parental trust. Still, she believes Church leaders “don’t really get it” - the profound pain inflicted on victims and families. John’s final words, “Too much pain,” remain etched in their lives.

>>>/qnotables25/122227 Police comb through 550,000 files to identify Sydney victims of alleged childcare paedophile – Federal police are sifting through 550,000 unique files, including tens of thousands of videos, allegedly linked to a Sydney childcare worker accused of filming abuse of children in his care. The man, barred from being identified under court order, faces seven charges of producing child abuse material and possession of abusive data. The Australian Federal Police say his alleged offending may mirror that of Victorian childcare worker Joshua Dale Brown. The man, who worked across multiple Sydney centres over a decade, was arrested in July and remains in custody.

>>>/qnotables25/122228 Marine Corps Ospreys to remain in Australia after annual rotation ends - U.S. Marine Corps MV-22B Ospreys will stay in Australia after this year’s Marine Rotational Force-Darwin ends, the Defence Department confirmed. The tiltrotors, part of rotations since 2017, will be prepositioned at Toowoomba Wellcamp Airport to reduce transport costs, ease border burdens, and boost availability for training with Australian forces. Marines will conduct inspections before contracted support assumes maintenance. Australian army Brig. Gen. Mick Say said the move “represents the continuing development of a deeper relationship with the United States.” The plan sits alongside other U.S. posture initiatives, including future submarine rotations under AUKUS.

>>>/qnotables25/122229 Video: Court finds Brittany Higgins made false claims in media interviews - The WA Supreme Court has ruled that Brittany Higgins’ 2021 media interviews about her alleged rape in Parliament House contained 26 “false or misleading aspects” that could not be solely explained by trauma. Justice Paul Tottle found Higgins had “demonstrated such an indifference to the truth that her account… can only be regarded as dishonest,” especially in portraying a political cover-up by then Liberal senator Linda Reynolds. He said Higgins embellished and speculated, passing off speculation as fact. Higgins has been ordered to pay Reynolds more than $340,000 in damages and interest. Justice Tottle found Reynolds an honest witness overall, though her testimony was sometimes discursive and reflected a politician’s instinct to defend her conduct.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=jCWv8ju1m2I - Linda Reynolds wins Brittany Higgins defamation case | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qnotables25/122230 Brittany Higgins could lose $2.4m payout after Linda Reynolds’ defamation win – A WA Supreme Court judgment has found Brittany Higgins made “objectively untrue and misleading” statements in media interviews and social media posts to bolster her false claim of a political cover-up, awarding Linda Reynolds more than $340,000 in damages and interest. Justice Paul Tottle said Higgins’ efforts to lend credibility to her story showed “indifference to the truth”, identifying 26 false or misleading aspects in her public accounts. The ruling threatens Higgins’ $2.4m commonwealth compensation payment, with Reynolds’ lawyers signalling they may pursue her trust assets. Reynolds declared her reputation “finally and fully vindicated”, while Higgins issued a statement expressing gratitude the matter had concluded.

>>>/qnotables25/122231 Albanese must ‘accept responsibility for Higgins’ lies’: Reynolds – Linda Reynolds has urged the Albanese government to accept responsibility for “enabling Ms Higgins to perpetuate her lies” after Justice Paul Tottle’s ruling cleared her and ex-chief of staff Fiona Brown of any cover-up. In a statement to The Australian, Reynolds said Brittany Higgins and David Sharaz “concocted a deliberate plan” to weaponise rape allegations for political purposes, with 26 false or misleading statements identified in Higgins’ media interviews. Reynolds said the $2.4m commonwealth settlement with Higgins rested on “untrue” claims and insisted Labor’s handling of the matter compounded the damage to her reputation.

>>>/qnotables25/122232 Brittany Higgins ordered to pay 80 per cent of Linda Reynolds’ legal costs – Brittany Higgins has been ordered to pay most of Linda Reynolds’s legal costs in their defamation battle, with the bill expected to exceed $1m. Justice Paul Tottle ruled Ms Higgins must cover 80 per cent after finding her 2022–23 social media posts defamed her former boss. Ms Reynolds was previously awarded $315,000 in damages plus $26,000 interest. A proposed settlement before trial, offering $200,000 and a joint “statement of mutual regret,” was deemed unreasonable as it failed to vindicate Ms Reynolds’s reputation. Reynolds is also pursuing separate legal action over Higgins’s $2.4m commonwealth payout.

>>>/qnotables25/122233 Video: Trump calls Albanese 'a good man' after latest call – Donald Trump praised Anthony Albanese as “a good man” after their fourth phone call, which the prime minister described as “really warm.” The leaders have yet to meet in person, after a planned G7 sit-down was cancelled due to Middle East conflict. While ties remain respectful, tensions persist over tariffs on Australian exports, defence spending, and AUKUS submarine funding. Labor’s recognition of a Palestinian state at the UN prompted “disappointment and disgust” within the Trump administration. A Pentagon review of the submarine deal is underway, with analysts warning Washington may demand Australia boost its contribution to U.S. shipbuilding.

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>>>/qnotables25/122234 Melbourne neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell sentenced to community work for intimidating police officer - Neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell has been sentenced to 200 hours of community service after being found guilty of intimidating a police officer and the officer’s wife. On a podcast, he threatened to “dox” them, declaring “we’ve got it all downloaded, we’ve got it all saved.” Magistrate Michelle Hodgson said “words can be a potent form of intimidation and don’t require an overt threat,” rejecting his argument that the conduct was “lawful activism.” She noted his history of violence showed a disregard for safety. Sewell remains on remand over allegations he stormed Camp Sovereignty during an anti-immigration rally, with the order to be served after release.

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>>>/qresearch/23598112 Video: Scuffles break out as four competing rallies converge on Melbourne - Thousands of protesters gathered in Melbourne’s CBD for four separate rallies, with scuffles breaking out despite the majority remaining peaceful. Two anti-racism marches, including a “Rally against racism” and a “Sovereignty never ceded” protest, converged with anti-government demonstrations outside parliament. Police deployed 600 officers, using capsicum spray several times and arresting one man for criminal damage. Anti-racism organisers claimed up to 10,000 attended, though police estimated 2500. Speakers denounced neo-Nazis, chanted “Nazi scum off our streets,” while anti-government groups railed against media, vaccines and government, joined by former MP Bernie Finn.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=UIaAx7IC37A - Protesters converge nationwide in unprecedented weekend of demonstrations [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23598204 Video: Government pledges $12b to nuclear submarine precinct ahead of PM’s US visit - The Albanese government will commit $12 billion to the Henderson Defence Precinct in Perth, funding new graving docks for nuclear submarine maintenance under AUKUS. The move comes as US officials, including Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, push Australia to lift defence spending from 2 per cent to 3.5 per cent of GDP. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will unveil the investment with Defence Minister Richard Marles before travelling to New York for the UN General Assembly and a long-delayed meeting with President Donald Trump. The site will support submarine docking, shipbuilding, and create more than 10,000 local jobs.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=TyVeBM1YJoI - Federal government to spend $12 billion on AUKUS submarines facility | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23598213 Rubio quietly signals U.S. won’t sink submarine deal with Australia - U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has privately assured Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles that the AUKUS nuclear submarine pact will proceed, despite a Pentagon review ordered by policy chief Elbridge Colby. The reassurance followed concerns President Donald Trump was unfamiliar with the deal, though Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth later confirmed his support. Analysts say abandoning AUKUS would damage U.S. credibility and weaken Indo-Pacific security. While timelines may be adjusted, the core commitment to supply Virginia-class submarines remains, with Australia also investing $3 billion in U.S. shipyards and pursuing Ghost Shark underwater attack drones.

>>>/qresearch/23598215 Australia and Papua New Guinea to 'totally integrate' military in defence treaty, minister says - Australia and Papua New Guinea are set to sign a landmark defence treaty that will see their militaries “totally integrated,” allowing joint recruitment, shared bases, and even a pathway to Australian citizenship for Papua New Guineans who serve in the ADF. PNG Defence Minister Billy Joseph said the pact was a “mutual defence treaty” comparable to NATO’s Article Four, committing both nations to defend each other’s sovereignty. Defence Minister Richard Marles called it “a really big strategic step,” while analysts said the deal cements Canberra as PNG’s security partner of choice amid rising regional competition.

>>>/qresearch/23598223 Jacinta Allan set to meet China’s commerce and education minister with trade-focused mission - Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan will launch a new China strategy in Beijing, seeking to emphasise trade and education while distancing herself from former premier Dan Andrews’s appearance at the 2025 China Victory Day military parade. Allan is scheduled to meet China’s commerce and education ministers on Monday before a five-day tour of Beijing, Shanghai, Nanjing and Chengdu focused on services exports, tourism, medtech and clean energy. Analysts cautioned that Beijing often ties political demands to economic offers, but said Allan’s agenda is “overwhelmingly economic.” The trip includes Labor MPs from electorates with large Chinese-Australian communities.

>>>/qresearch/23603388 Richard Marles claims defence spending is 2.8pc of GDP under NATO standards as Anthony Albanese pitches Donald Trump meeting - Defence Minister Richard Marles has argued Australia’s defence spending is 2.8 per cent of GDP when measured under NATO standards, which include pensions, intelligence and infrastructure, as the government faces U.S. pressure to lift funding to 3.5 per cent. The claim came as Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced a $12 billion expansion of Perth’s Henderson shipyards and prepared for a potential first meeting with President Donald Trump in New York. The Opposition and analysts dismissed the government figures as “semantics” and “magical thinking,” saying the increase will not materially change GDP share.

>>>/qresearch/23603399 Australia to modernise PNG military under ‘hugely significant’ treaty - Australia will spend billions modernising Papua New Guinea’s military under a landmark treaty to be signed during PNG’s 50th independence anniversary. Defence Minister Richard Marles called the pact “hugely significant,” saying it would strengthen defence of Australia’s northern approaches and integrate the nations’ forces. The treaty will replace a 1977 agreement, include provisions for mutual defence consultations, and allow thousands of Papua New Guineans to serve in the ADF with a pathway to citizenship. Analysts said it cements Australia as PNG’s security partner of choice amid Chinese influence, but warned of potential regional entanglements and budget pressures.

>>>/qresearch/23603406 Defence pact elevates PNG to treaty level of US and NZ - Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says a new defence treaty with Papua New Guinea elevates the relationship to the level of Australia’s pacts with the United States and New Zealand. The agreement, to be signed during PNG’s 50th independence celebrations, will integrate the nations’ forces, enable mutual defence support, and allow Papua New Guineans to serve in the ADF on equal pay with a pathway to citizenship. PNG Defence Minister Billy Joseph described it as a “mutual defence treaty” with “totally integrated forces.” Analysts said the deal signals a strategic win for Australia amid regional competition with China.

>>>/qresearch/23603416 ‘Sovereignty threat’ to Australia-PNG defence treaty, critics warn - A landmark defence treaty between Australia and Papua New Guinea is facing criticism from retired PNG military chief Jerry Singirok and opposition leader Douglas Tomuriesa, who warn it could undermine sovereignty and face constitutional challenge. Singirok said the pact risks dragging PNG into a future U.S.-China conflict, arguing “we are a sovereign nation since 1975.” Tomuriesa raised concerns about “constitutional authority, legal protections” and foreign recruitment of PNG citizens into the ADF. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese insisted the treaty “respects the sovereignty of PNG” and provides for mutual defence.

>>>/qresearch/23603437 ‘We won’t turn our backs on China’: Jacinta Allan doubles down backing communist superpower - Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan has launched her new China strategy in Beijing, declaring “we have not turned our backs to China - we have turned to face it.” She said the plan would make Victoria “the first port of call for Chinese business to innovate and invest” and the “destination of choice” for Chinese visitors and students. The strategy highlights education, clean energy, tourism and public transport, and revives the Hamer Scholarship Program for tertiary study in China, reserving places for Victorian regional students. Allan stressed China is Victoria’s top trading partner and “an old friend with deep historic ties.”

>>>/qresearch/23603441 Video: Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre’s private battle revealed in diary entries - To the rest of the world Virginia Guiffre may have symbolised strength, taking on and bringing down the rich and powerful - the likes of Jeffery Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell and most famously Prince Andrew. But privately, she was fighting a battle of her own. If you or someone you know needs support, help is available 24/7. - Lifeline: Call 13 11 14, text 0477 13 11 14 or visit lifeline.org.au - Beyond Blue: Call 1300 22 4636 or visit beyondblue.org.au - DV Connect: Call 1800 RESPECT or visit 1800respect.org.au - 60 Minutes Australia

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=N61aNQYAnBY - Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre’s private battle revealed in diary entries | 60 Minutes Australia [Channel: 60 Minutes Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23608091 Video: ‘China is relentless’: US diplomat warns Beijing could be influencing PNG treaty delay - Australia and Papua New Guinea are scrambling to finalise a landmark “Pukpuk Treaty” after PNG’s cabinet failed to reach a quorum during independence celebrations, delaying approval before Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s departure. The pact would grant the ADF access to PNG facilities, allow cross-enlistment, and include a mutual defence clause similar to ANZUS. Albanese insisted the deal had “overwhelming support,” while analysts warned of political fallout if it slips. Former US official Kurt Campbell suggested China may be working to obstruct the treaty, saying “China is relentless” in contesting Pacific security initiatives.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=k5SBP6TqFmU - PM Albanese’s defence treaty with PNG is in limbo after trouble getting approval | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23608098 COMMENTARY: PNG treaty sign-off no easy task but Anthony Albanese can’t fail again … can he? - “[T]he Pukpuk Treaty would cement PNG as an Australian ally as much as the US or New Zealand, with all the responsibilities that entails. On Tuesday morning,…Prime Minister James Marape’s cabinet had failed to endorse the agreement the previous day, as planned, after it was unable to reach a quorum. Albanese laughed off the cabinet snafu, saying PNG’s ministers were understandably in their electorates celebrating the independence day holiday. It’s true that things don’t always run smoothly in PNG, which is known for good reason as the “land of the unexpected”...[Albanese] tried to maintain an optimistic disposition as things went awry, but was unable to declare with any certainty that the treaty would be signed as planned on Wednesday…Perhaps some of [Marape’s] MPs and ministers see an irony in the nation signing a far-reaching security agreement with its former colonial master on the day after it marks 50 years as an independent state?” – Ben Packham, The Australian

>>>/qresearch/23608107 China playing the ‘great game’ against Australia in the Pacific, Kurt Campbell says – Former US deputy secretary of state Kurt Campbell warned in Canberra that “the great game is afoot” in the Pacific, with Beijing “relentless” in trying to block Australia’s initiatives. He said delays in finalising a PNG defence treaty may reflect Chinese interference, noting such deals are “contested behind the scenes”. Praising Australia for stepping up as US influence fell under Donald Trump, Campbell urged Anthony Albanese to press Trump to re-engage in the Pacific, and said Albanese could also help repair Trump’s rift with India. Campbell backed AUKUS, called for higher Australian defence spending, but stressed “Australia is a sovereign, democratic nation” and should not have terms dictated by Washington.

>>>/qresearch/23608121 Big tech’s $49.5m deadline: The race to kick under-16s off social media – Social media giants including Meta, Snapchat, TikTok, X and YouTube must remove under-16s from their platforms by December 10 or face fines of up to $49.5 million. The laws, described as among the world’s toughest, require “reasonable steps” such as detecting and deactivating underage accounts, blocking re-registration and offering review mechanisms, but stop short of mandating blanket ID checks. Communications Minister Anika Wells said platforms now “know what their responsibilities are,” while eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant stressed a “layered” and “minimally invasive” approach. Anthony Albanese will promote the laws at the UN, urging other nations to follow Australia’s lead.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=YqZnl2p5XTQ - New steps for tech giants as under-16 social media ban edges closer | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23608146 Victoria’s push for Chinese students puts state on a collision course with Canberra – Premier Jacinta Allan launched Victoria’s first China strategy in a decade, declaring her top priority as “education, education and education.” Speaking in Beijing, she said she would “always say yes to international students,” despite a federal cap of 295,000 places next year. The strategy drops the targets set under Daniel Andrews and instead emphasises cultural connection, diaspora ties and regional Victoria’s role. Allan announced new university and TAFE agreements, plus the revival of $10,000 Hamer Scholarships for regional students to study in China. The plan highlights six key sectors and seeks Chinese investment in public transport and clean energy.

>>>/qresearch/23608153 Video: Teaching Mandarin in Victorian schools, student exchange top of China strategy – Premier Jacinta Allan secured an agreement with China’s Education Minister Huai Jinpeng to promote Mandarin teaching in Victorian schools and expand student exchanges across all levels. The memorandum establishes a joint working group meeting annually to drive programs, building on ties revived by Daniel Andrews in 2023. Allan, who has made education central to her China strategy, said it would create more opportunities for Victorian teachers and students to engage with Chinese culture. During the trip she also announced Chinese firm Trina Solar will build a $435m battery farm in Victoria’s Kiewa Valley, while a major Suburban Rail Loop contract looms.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=ree_QL5f2VY - Done deal - China to fund crucial Victorian infrastructure projects | 7NEWS [Channel: 7NEWS Australia]

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>>>/qnotables25/122252 Veteran broadcaster Alan Jones charged over indecent assault allegations - (18 November 2024) - https://archive.vn/lfpNB#22008499

>>>/qnotables25/122253, >>>/qnotables25/122254 ‘You’re hurting Australia’:Donald Trump lashes ABC reporter while confirming Albanese meeting- (Video) Donald Trump confirmed he will meet Anthony Albanese next week while attacking ABC journalist John Lyons, accusing him of “hurting Australia” by asking about his family’s business dealings. Trump told Lyons he would raise the issue with Albanese, then pointed at the reporter and said “quiet.” The exchange, later promoted by the White House “Rapid Response” account on the X social media platform, came as Four Corners investigates Trump’s business links, including a $2bn UAE-backed investment in his World Liberty Financial venture. Albanese said he and Trump have already held four “warm” conversations and will meet in New York during UN leaders’ week, with trade, defence spending and AUKUS on the agenda.

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>>>/qnotables25/122255 ‘You’re hurting Australia’: Trump threatens ABC journalist in fiery clash – (Video) Donald Trump accused ABC journalist John Lyons of “hurting Australia” by questioning his business dealings, warning he would raise the matter with Anthony Albanese during their upcoming meeting. Trump promoted his family’s role in running his businesses, then pointed at Lyons and said “quiet.” The White House later shared the clip, calling Lyons a “rude foreign Fake News loser,” while Deputy Press Secretary Anna Kelly branded him a “nasty, anti-Trump activist.” The ABC defended Lyons as a respected journalist working on a Four Corners investigation. The clash came days before Albanese’s US visit, as Trump also filed a $US15bn lawsuit against The New York Times and, in a separate exchange, threatened Jon Karl, chief Washington correspondent for ABC News America, saying Attorney-General Pam Bondi “will probably go after people like you.”

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=txKeAsh6HOY - 'You're hurting Australia': Trump slams Aussie journalist | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qnotables25/122256 Video: Donald Trump takes aim at ABC journalist as he suggests he'll meet Albanese 'very soon – Donald Trump clashed with ABC Americas editor John Lyons at the White House, accusing him of “hurting Australia” after questions on his business dealings. Trump said he would raise the matter with Anthony Albanese, adding: “Your leader is coming over to see me very soon.” When Lyons pressed further, Trump told him “quiet.” The White House later labelled Lyons a “foreign fake news loser,” while California Governor Gavin Newsom’s office criticised Trump’s remarks as intimidation. Lyons’ questions were part of a Four Corners investigation into Trump’s wealth, which Forbes recently estimated had risen to $US7.3bn.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=PI_fzFvK3sQ - Trump accuses reporter of 'hurting Australia' with questions about his wealth | ABC NEWS [Channel: ABC News (Australia)]

>>>/qnotables25/122257 Opinion: In Donald Trump's America, questions not to the president's liking are met with hostility – "As America enters a dark tunnel of dangerous internal divisions … one of the most dramatic battlegrounds is the US president's war on the media. … We at the ABC had a taste of this new world ourselves this week. On behalf of Four Corners, I asked Trump some questions about how much his wealth had increased since he returned to the White House in January. … Because he is so rarely challenged these days, such questions seem hostile to him. Trump responded with a personal attack — with a hint of menace that there might be reprisals against Australia. In Donald Trump's America, questions not to the liking of the president are met not with answers but hostility." – John Lyons, ABC News Australia

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=2DxiTkH8WB0 - 'You're hurting Australia': Trump hits out at ABC journalist | ABC NEWS [Channel: ABC News (Australia)]

>>>/qnotables25/122258 PNG Australia defence treaty on the brink after ministerial no-show - A planned defence treaty between Australia and Papua New Guinea has stalled after PNG’s cabinet failed to achieve a quorum, leaving Anthony Albanese unable to confirm whether it will be signed during his visit. The “Pukpuk Treaty” would commit both nations to “act to meet the common danger” if attacked, placing it on par with Australia’s alliances with the US and New Zealand. Critics in PNG, including former defence chief Jerry Singirok and opposition leader Douglas Tomuriesa, warned it risks undermining sovereignty. The Albanese government maintains the treaty has overwhelming support.

>>>/qnotables25/122259 Australia and PNG fail to clinch defence agreement, resorting to communique - Australia and Papua New Guinea have failed to finalise their planned defence treaty, instead signing a communique while PNG’s cabinet continues to deliberate. The “Pukpuk Treaty” would commit both nations to mutual defence, joining the US and New Zealand as Australia’s only formal military allies. Anthony Albanese said the text was agreed and the delay was “perfectly understandable” given PNG’s independence celebrations, while James Marape stressed PNG was “a democracy” and that sovereignty was respected. Marape dismissed suggestions of Chinese obstruction, declaring Australia PNG’s “security partner of choice.” Analysts cautioned the text technically remains negotiable until formal signature.

>>>/qnotables25/122260 COMMENTARY: Albanese faces embarrassment over PNG deal as China prepares to swing in - “Anthony Albanese came to PNG expecting to ink a momentous ANZUS-style treaty … He left, instead, with a flimsy commitment to sign the treaty at an undisclosed date, after PNG’s cabinet failed to endorse the deal… The fact that this is the second such failure in just over a week is highly embarrassing… Marape must get cabinet agreement for the treaty text, which confirms PNG would be required to ‘act to meet the common danger’ if Australia came under attack… There’s only one potential adversary of consequence this could apply to - the People’s Republic of China… China will also swing into action to try to derail the agreement… The blame for this highly damaging failure rests with Albanese.” – Ben Packham, The Australian

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=VmesU8dFm30 - PM Albanese faces a diplomatic setback over PNG security treaty signing | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qnotables25/122261 Analysis: Albanese was chasing a big announcement. He got a reality check instead - “To misquote Oscar Wilde: to fall short on one Pacific treaty may look like misfortune, but to fall short on two looks like carelessness… Despite the government’s bullish rhetoric, something has clearly gone wrong behind the scenes on planning and communications… The effort has been there, but not the execution… An alliance agreement of this magnitude would usually take years, not months, to reach… Australians dubious about handing billions of dollars to PNG… will not be impressed… These are weighty questions that merit vigorous discussion… Either way, the diplomatic knife fight in the Pacific carries on. As necessary as they are, ambition and effort are no guarantee of triumph.” – Matthew Knott, The Age

>>>/qnotables25/122262 Kevin Rudd calls out China’s Pacific ambition - Kevin Rudd has accused Beijing of being the “principal driving factor” behind disruption in the Indo-Pacific, using tougher language than Anthony Albanese has employed. Speaking via video to a United States Studies Centre event, Rudd said China’s rapid military expansion, including a surface fleet now larger than America’s, and coercive economic behaviour had “deep significance.” He cited the PLA Navy’s circumnavigation of Australia and live-fire drills in the Tasman Sea. Rudd argued Australia must rely on US partnership, intelligence assets, and defence industry ties to counter Beijing, expressing confidence AUKUS will withstand its current review. Former US intelligence chief Avril Haine also urged aggressive joint pushback, highlighting expanded trilateral intelligence cooperation with Japan.

>>>/qnotables25/122263 Beijing huffs about Albanese government’s “two-faced policy towards China” - Beijing has accused Canberra of trying to “butter bread on both sides,” with state-run China Daily warning that Australia’s “two-faced policy towards China is not sustainable.” The editorial, timed for the Australia-China High Level Dialogue in Beijing, urged Australia to treat China as a “responsible major country” rather than deepen military ties with the US, Japan, and the Philippines. It criticised AUKUS and recent joint exercises in the South China Sea as “provocative,” while noting Australia continues to benefit from China trade. The paper cautioned that cooperation depends on Canberra ceasing “infringements on [China’s] core interests.”

>>>/qnotables25/122264 ABC barred from Trump’s UK press conference after his clash with Australian journalist John Lyons - The ABC has been blocked from Donald Trump’s press conference near London after its Americas editor, John Lyons, clashed with the US President in Washington over his business dealings. Downing Street told the broadcaster its accreditation was withdrawn for “logistical reasons.” Trump accused Lyons of “hurting Australia” and warned he would raise the matter with Anthony Albanese, before telling him to “quiet.” The Trump administration later branded Lyons a “foreign fake news loser.” Australian politicians and ABC news director Justin Stevens defended Lyons, insisting “his job is to ask questions.”

>>>/qnotables25/122265 Video: King backs AUKUS, Ukraine in message to Trump - King Charles has urged US President Donald Trump to treat the AUKUS submarine pact as a vital alliance, directly linking it to Britain’s historic partnership with the US and Australia during two world wars. At a Windsor Castle state banquet, the King also called for stronger US support for Ukraine against Russia. His intervention comes as the Pentagon reviews AUKUS, with sceptics like US defence Under Secretary Elbridge Colby fuelling uncertainty. Trump praised the UK relationship in glowing terms but avoided concrete defence commitments. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky publicly thanked the King for his “steadfast support.”

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=erqSCjuLajc - Dinner with the King: Inside Trump’s luxury evening with the Royal Family | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qnotables25/122266 Australia, UK and Canada Jewish groups make last-ditch plea not to recognise Palestine - The top Jewish organisations of Australia, the UK and Canada have issued a rare joint appeal urging their governments not to recognise a Palestinian state at the upcoming UN summit. The Executive Council of Australian Jewry, the Board of Deputies of British Jews, and the Canadian Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs warned recognition would be “seen by Hamas as a reward for its violence and rejectionism” and could undermine efforts to free hostages. They said recognition without Hamas’ disarmament “lacks credibility, borders on recklessness” and risks setting Palestinian statehood up for failure.

>>>/qnotables25/122267 PNG to consult Beijing on Australian defence treaty - Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape will send Defence Minister Billy Joseph to Beijing to explain the delayed “Pukpuk Treaty” with Australia, giving China a high-level chance to challenge the pact. Anthony Albanese left Port Moresby without signing the mutual defence treaty, settling instead for a communique after PNG’s cabinet failed to reach quorum. The deal would commit both nations to “act to meet the common danger” if attacked, but critics in PNG warn it threatens sovereignty and risks breaching the constitution. Beijing, already warning against alliances that “target third countries”, is expected to lobby hard. Albanese said cabinet approval in PNG was still pending but insisted Australia is “ready to go.”

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>>>/qnotables25/122268 COMMENTARY: Albanese’s horror week as the Pacific’s twice-jilted bride - “Like a twice-jilted bride, Anthony Albanese has had a horror week. He turned up first to Vanuatu to sign the Nakamal security agreement and then to Papua New Guinea to sign the Pukpuk Defence Treaty, only to have both fall over… In the Pacific battle for influence, the Prime Minister’s failure to get either over the line… is a humiliating blow, even if it is unlikely to spell the end of either deal. It is tempting to blame Beijing… Doing so overlooks the messy internal coalition politics of Melanesian nations, and underplays their reticence to put all diplomatic eggs in one basket. Yet the Pukpuk pact asks a great deal of PNG, which for half a century has pursued a ‘friend to all, enemy of none’ policy… Australia has learned the hard way that Pacific nations cannot be rushed.” – Amanda Hodge, The Australian

>>>/qnotables25/122269 Video: New details emerge of assault allegations against Alan Jones - Former broadcaster Alan Jones, 84, now faces 27 charges of indecent assault and sexual touching after updated court documents revealed further details of alleged incidents at public venues and private residences across NSW. Nine complainants remain, down from 11, with accusations including groping, kissing, and sexual contact at locations such as the Sydney Opera House, Gunners Barracks restaurant, lifts at his home and workplace, and his Fitzroy Falls farm. Jones’ lawyer, Bryan Wrench, attacked the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions for what he called a “backflip” in shifting the case from a jury trial to a local court hearing, expected to run months. Strike Force Bonnefin continues to oversee the investigation. Jones denies all charges.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=a1ubyP_hurc - Multiple serious charges dropped against Alan Jones | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qnotables25/122270 Brittany Higgins’ last-minute appeal against Linda Reynolds defamation award - Brittany Higgins has lodged an appeal in the WA Supreme Court against the ruling that she defamed former Liberal minister Linda Reynolds, in a bid to overturn $340,000 damages and legal costs potentially reaching $2m. The filing came on the final legal day for appeal and coincided with Higgins accepting service of a bankruptcy notice from Reynolds, whose proceedings sought access to a protective trust linked to Higgins’ $2.4m government compensation payout. The appeal delays bankruptcy action. Reynolds, awarded $315,000 in damages after Justice Tottle found Higgins made “objectively untrue and misleading” statements and defamatory social media posts, is also pursuing damages from Higgins’ husband David Sharaz.

>>>/qnotables25/122271 Albanese-Trump meeting looks shaky as PM prepares to depart – Anthony Albanese faces the prospect of returning from the US without a confirmed one-on-one meeting with Donald Trump, a scenario analysts say would be unprecedented and risky for the alliance. At best, the two leaders may only share a brief “pull-aside” during a New York reception, with no expectation of a White House meeting or joint press conference. The uncertainty follows Albanese’s setbacks in Vanuatu and Papua New Guinea, where planned security pacts fell through. Former ambassador Arthur Sinodinos stressed clarity is needed from Trump on the AUKUS submarine pact, currently under Pentagon review. Despite four phone calls, observers warn the relationship feels “thin” and requires urgent strengthening as Trump reshapes US policy in the Pacific.

>>>/qnotables25/122272, >>>/qnotables25/122330, >>>/qnotables25/122331, >>>/qnotables25/122339, >>>/qnotables25/122340, >>>/qnotables25/122344 Video: Papua New Guinea may sit out potential conflict between Australia and China despite Pukpuk defence treaty – Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape says there is a “high possibility” his country would not join a conflict involving Australia and China, despite the new Pukpuk mutual defence treaty. He told the ABC’s 7.30 that while the treaty commits both nations to “act to meet the common danger,” each retains sovereign decision-making. “We don’t expect Australia to drop everything and run to us,” Marape said, adding PNG would urge “peace, not war.” He ruled out Australian bases in PNG and said the treaty does not apply to potential border conflicts with Indonesia.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=h_DQ_aNlWLM - Australia and Papua New Guinea sign landmark defence treaty | ABC NEWS [Channel: ABC News (Australia)]

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=x9v0XFR67uM - Australia signs landmark defence treaty with PNG | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=npIDML0PqxU - Marape says PNG would stay neutral in any potential Australia-China conflict | 7.30 [Channel: ABC News In-depth]

>>>/qnotables25/122273 David Sharaz to pay damages to Linda Reynolds over social media posts – Brittany Higgins’ husband, David Sharaz, has been ordered to pay Linda Reynolds $92,000 in damages plus an estimated $500,000 in legal costs after being found to have defamed the former Liberal minister in a series of social media posts. He is also jointly liable with Higgins for $135,000 already awarded against her, bringing his total liability to $242,471. Justice Paul Tottle ruled Sharaz’s posts carried “intimidatory overtones” and aggravated damages were applied. The judge found allegations of a political “cover-up” had no basis in fact and said Sharaz’s failure to apologise or settle was unreasonable.

>>>/qnotables25/122274 China’s warning to Australian delegation over ‘two-faced’ policy in ‘security-focused’ Beijing talks – At the Australia-China High Level Dialogue in Beijing, senior Chinese figures warned a visiting Australian delegation that Canberra’s “two-faced policy” of deepening security ties with the US and Japan while maintaining heavy trade with China “is not sustainable”. The meeting, led by Craig Emerson and Warwick Smith, was described as “robust” and “less friendly”, with disputes over Taiwan and the South China Sea dominating closed-door sessions. Chinese delegates cast Australia’s actions as “provocative”, while Australian officials including ambassador Scott Dewar defended Canberra’s stance. Analysts said Beijing appeared more confident, but Australia viewed itself as having weathered China’s trade coercion intact.

>>>/qnotables25/122275 Jacinta Allan’s cultural revolution tries to escape the shadow of Dan’s China deals – On her first official trip to China, Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan emphasised cultural and people-to-people links, branding prominent Chinese-born and Chinese-background Victorians as “navigators” of a softer China strategy. She launched a tourism campaign with actor Wu Chun, who studied in Melbourne, and announced new Suburban Rail Loop tunnel boring machines from China, but sidestepped questions about activist Kevin Yam and journalist Cheng Lei. Analysts warned her emphasis on empathy risks appearing “fawning” without extracting concrete benefits. Allan’s approach contrasted with Daniel Andrews’ transactional Belt and Road diplomacy, though critics suggested her outreach also plays to Chinese-Australian voters back home.

>>>/qnotables25/122276 Climate, Palestine, investment on agenda as Albanese goes global – Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has embarked on a three-nation tour to pitch Australia as a clean-energy powerhouse, promote his government’s social media reforms, and formally recognise Palestinian statehood. In New York, he will attend the UN General Assembly, join a France-Saudi conference on a two-state solution, and court global investors to back his $368bn AUKUS submarine pact and Future Made in Australia agenda. A meeting with Donald Trump remains uncertain, but Albanese will press for tariff exemptions and US backing. Stops in London and the UAE will cover trade, security, and climate diplomacy.

>>>/qnotables25/122277 ‘Reckless’: Republicans threaten Australia with ‘punitive measures’ over Palestine recognition – Senior Republicans, including Ted Cruz and Elise Stefanik, warned Anthony Albanese that recognising Palestinian statehood would reward Hamas and fuel anti-Semitism. In an open letter also sent to UK, France, and Canada, they said the “reckless policy” undermined US interests and could invite “punitive measures” against Australia. Speaker Mike Johnson called recognition before hostage returns “baffling and deeply troubling”. The warning coincides with Albanese’s arrival in New York for the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), the annual gathering of world leaders, where he will back Palestinian statehood, seek climate diplomacy wins, and attempt to secure AUKUS support if a meeting with Donald Trump goes ahead.

>>>/qnotables25/122278 ‘Gobsmackingly illogical’: Twiggy lashes Trump on climate as Aussies hit New York – Mining billionaire Andrew “Twiggy” Forrest has savaged Donald Trump’s energy policies as “gobsmackingly illogical”, accusing the president of pandering to oil and gas donors. Arriving in New York for UN leaders’ week alongside Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, Forrest attacked US threats of tariffs, visa bans and port levies against countries backing a global net zero shipping framework. He said America should focus on “the lowest cost, highest volume energy” instead of politicising oil and gas. Forrest’s Fortescue is backing a green shipping plan requiring low-carbon fuels, and he has launched a media blitz in New York while preparing to join Climate Week events with global leaders.

>>>/qnotables25/122286 Kirk the name on many lips at conservative conference – The assassination of US activist Charlie Kirk loomed large at the opening of CPAC in Brisbane, where Australian conservatives paid tribute to the slain Trump ally. Jacinta Nampijinpa Price led with a roar “for Charlie and for freedom of speech”, while Bridget McKenzie and Matt Canavan also cited his influence. Former prime minister Tony Abbott apologised for his government’s failures, urged the Coalition to abandon net zero, and warned Peter Dutton’s campaign lacked nuclear and tax focus. Price called for lower migration, and CPAC leaders pressed conservatives to unite, even floating cooperation with One Nation to revive the movement’s electoral prospects.

>>>/qnotables25/122287 Video: Palestine statehood a 'point of contention' in US ties – Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has landed in New York for UN General Assembly leaders’ week, where Australia, the UK, Canada and France plan to recognise Palestine. Hours before his arrival, 25 senior Republicans, including Ted Cruz, warned recognition “may invite punitive measures” and put Canberra at odds with US policy. Analysts said it could be a flashpoint in Albanese’s hoped-for first meeting with Donald Trump, though the two leaders may overcome differences as allies. The debate comes amid UN findings branding Israel’s Gaza campaign genocide, with 65,000 Palestinians killed since October 2023.

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>>>/qnotables25/122288 Historic recognition:Australia formally recognises state of Palestine as Anthony Albanese arrives in US- (Video) Australia has formally recognised Palestine, joining more than 150 nations in a coordinated international push during UN General Assembly leaders’ week. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Foreign Minister Penny Wong framed recognition as a step towards peace, with Wong confirming government references will now use “State of Palestine.” The declaration acknowledges Palestinian Authority reforms, recognition of Israel, and excludes Hamas from any future role. The move drew sharp criticism from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who accused Australia of rewarding terrorism, and from the Coalition at home, while Palestinian officials welcomed recognition as a prerequisite for peace and urged “concrete action” to pressure Israel on settlements and attacks in the West Bank.

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>>>/qnotables25/122289 Video: Australia officially recognises Palestine, shrugging off Trump complaints – Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has declared Australia will not let the United States dictate its Middle East policy, formally recognising Palestine alongside the UK, Canada and Portugal. Albanese said the move reflects Australia’s sovereignty and commitment to a two-state solution, despite US opposition and threats of “punitive measures” from senior Republicans. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned recognition as a “huge reward to terrorism,” while Hamas hailed it as a victory. Foreign Minister Penny Wong confirmed immediate changes to official terminology and pledged reforms from the Palestinian Authority would guide further steps, such as opening an embassy. The Coalition criticised Labor’s timing, while Palestinian officials praised the decision as bold and principled. Albanese is in New York for the UN General Assembly, where he is also seeking his first meeting with Donald Trump.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=8yqKzjqddPg - Australia joins over 150 countries officially recognising Palestinian statehood | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

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>>>/qresearch/23636685 Analysis: So much for cosying up to Trump. Albanese has asserted his independence on day one – "By officially recognising Palestinian statehood, Anthony Albanese has … issued a declaration of independence from the United States and an assertion of Australian sovereignty over its foreign policy. … Albanese rejected Trump’s view that recognising Palestine is a reward for Hamas … and kiboshed the idea Australia must be in lockstep with the US on every big global issue. … The reason Trump hasn’t made time to meet Albanese is not because he’s angry about Palestine, but because … he views Australia as something of an afterthought in the geopolitical chess game. … Disagreement over Palestine is just one more irritant in a relationship strained by tariffs, defence spending and climate." – Matthew Knott, The Age

>>>/qresearch/23636698 Israeli MP Simcha Rothman appeals visa cancellation – Israeli MP Simcha Rothman has launched a legal appeal against Australia’s decision to cancel his visa, saying his political views on Hamas and Gaza were “lawfully held” and “mainstream” in Israel but misrepresented as inflammatory. The Religious Zionist Party member and Knesset committee chair was barred last month over fears his remarks, including describing Gazan children as “our enemies,” could provoke unrest. His lawyers argue the cancellation unlawfully burdened free political communication, noting his planned events were for Jewish audiences only. Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke defended the decision, saying the government would prevent “hate and division” from being imported. Rothman addressed supporters virtually at an Australian Jewish Association event.

>>>/qresearch/23636705 Critics of Australia-PNG defence treaty circle in fresh threat to pact – Papua New Guinea’s Pukpuk defence treaty with Australia has come under renewed scrutiny, with former prime minister Peter O’Neill warning it undermines the nation’s “friends to all, enemies to none” policy. PNG’s former ambassador to Belgium and the EU, Joshua Kalinoe, urged a full domestic review, including an eminent persons panel and parliamentary oversight. Beijing has cautioned PNG against signing “exclusive” deals, while Prime Minister James Marape may meet Chinese Premier Li Qiang at the UN. Police Minister Peter Tsiamalili Jr defended the treaty as a “framework of trust, respect and responsibility” for regional security. The agreement would commit PNG and Australia to mutual defence, embed personnel in each other’s forces, and bar security pacts with third parties, though critics fear erosion of sovereignty.

>>>/qresearch/23636726 Jacinta Allan rejects claims of naivety, says China relationship built on values not transactions – Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan has rejected claims she is naive in her approach to Beijing, insisting Chinese officials and leaders showed Victoria “an incredibly warm extension of friendship”. Critics argue she underestimates the transactional and strategic nature of the Chinese Communist Party, which uses trade leverage, education exchanges and diaspora influence to advance its interests. Throughout her five-day trip, Allan repeatedly referred to Chinese-Victorians as “navigators” of her new China strategy. Allan was reluctant to say whether previously imprisoned television presenter Cheng Lei and Hong Kong activist Kevin Yam, both of whom live in Melbourne, were also “navigators” of the relationship. Dismissing suggestions of naivety, Allan said her meetings with officials such as Education Minister Huai Jinpeng focused on “shared values” like family and security.

>>>/qresearch/23642016 ‘Real hope for a place they call home’: Albanese’s plea to world leaders on Palestine - (Video) Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has urged world leaders at the United Nations in New York to seize a “moment of opportunity” to disarm Hamas and revive a two-state solution to the Israel-Palestinian conflict. Speaking a day after Australia formally recognised Palestine alongside Canada and Britain, Albanese said recognition offered “real hope for a place they call home” and must help drive Hamas “out of the region once and for all”. The move drew praise from France and condemnation from Israel, while Opposition Leader Sussan Ley told US Republicans Labor’s decision “does not enjoy bipartisan support” and would be reversed under a Coalition government.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=7Sy016pVwyc - Albanese restates Australia's support for Palestinian statehood on UN grand stage | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23642050 Meeting between Anthony Albanese and Donald Trump unlikely ahead of UN address - The White House has confirmed Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will not hold a one-on-one meeting with US President Donald Trump during the United Nations General Assembly in New York. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt listed Trump’s meetings with leaders from Ukraine, Argentina, and the European Union, but omitted Australia. Trump will instead greet Albanese briefly at a reception for world leaders before delivering a speech pledging “renewal of American strength” and criticising “globalist institutions”. Leavitt said Trump believes recognition of Palestine by Australia, Canada, and the UK “rewards Hamas” and fails to advance peace.

>>>/qresearch/23642102 Trump’s Albanese snub raises questions about Rudd’s clout – US President Donald Trump has omitted Prime Minister Anthony Albanese from his official schedule at the United Nations General Assembly, fuelling concerns over Australia’s standing in Washington and ambassador Kevin Rudd’s influence. Trump’s itinerary includes leaders from Ukraine, Argentina and the EU, but not Australia, after Albanese’s recognition of Palestinian statehood drew White House criticism as a “reward for Hamas.” Former ambassador Arthur Sinodinos said the lack of a meeting “encourages speculation,” while ex-defence official Michael Shoebridge said “Trump is just not that into us.” Critics including Senator Andrew Bragg blamed Rudd’s history of anti-Trump comments for the diplomatic freeze.

>>>/qresearch/23642134 Ley writes to Republicans vowing to revoke Palestine recognition ahead of Albanese's UN address – Opposition Leader Sussan Ley has written to 25 US Republicans, assuring them that a future Coalition government would revoke Australia’s recognition of a Palestinian state. The letter, sent as Anthony Albanese prepared to address the United Nations, pledged to “reverse this decision” and restore bipartisan alignment with Washington. Ley told Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar she was “disappointed” by Labor’s break with precedent, as he praised her promise. The move came after Republicans warned of “punitive measures” for nations recognising Palestine. Foreign Minister Penny Wong accused Ley of going “rogue”, while Arthur Sinodinos downplayed any long-term rift in Australia-US relations.

>>>/qresearch/23646815 ‘Pathetic’ renewables and open borders: Donald Trump unleashes on UN in blistering address – (Video) Donald Trump used his United Nations General Assembly speech to denounce the UN as weak and “globalist”, mock renewable energy as “a joke”, and call climate change “the greatest con job ever perpetrated on the world”. He said wind turbines were “pathetic” and blamed the green energy agenda for Europe’s decline, defending coal as “clean and beautiful”. Trump accused the UN of funding illegal migration and declared, “Your countries are going to hell.” He condemned nations recognising Palestine, calling it a “reward to Hamas”, and said climate policies “transfer wealth to polluting countries like China”.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=9jiCUUqq2rY - IN FULL: 'Your countries are going to hell': Trump's scathing UN address | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23648178 ‘Your countries are going to hell’: Trump stuns UN with tirade on immigration, climate ‘con job’ – (Video) Donald Trump delivered a 55-minute UN address railing against “unchecked immigration” and the “greatest con job ever perpetrated” — climate change. He said “illegal aliens are pouring into Europe” and that multiculturalism would be “the death of Western Europe”, urging nations to “protect their communities”. Trump mocked renewables as a “green energy scam”, declared “the carbon footprint is a hoax”, and shamed Europe for buying Russian oil. He condemned nations recognising Palestine, saying it “rewards Hamas”, and ridiculed the UN itself as a symbol of globalist failure. The speech was marred by teleprompter failure and an escalator malfunction, which Trump joked were “the two things I got from the United Nations”.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=GTAa97rSFgY - Escalator stops right as Trump gets on at the United Nations [Channel: Associated Press]

>>>/qresearch/23648197 ‘Good to chat’: Albanese’s Trump meeting is finally secured – (Video) Anthony Albanese has finally secured his first White House meeting with Donald Trump for October 20, after months of speculation over a diplomatic snub. The breakthrough followed a brief exchange at Trump’s UN reception, where the Prime Minister posted a smiling selfie captioned “Good to chat with President Donald Trump.” The meeting relieves pressure on both Albanese and ambassador Kevin Rudd, whose influence had been questioned, but comes after a 270-day delay – unusually long for allies. It also follows Trump’s UN speech attacking climate action and Palestine recognition, exposing deep policy divides with Canberra. Analysts say the meeting remains a win for Albanese, though differences on climate, migration and trade may test relations between the pragmatic Labor leader and the volatile US president.

>>>/qresearch/23651530 Video: Albanese’s tilt for a seat on UN Security Council to take years and millions to land – Anthony Albanese has launched Australia’s bid for a 2029-30 seat on the UN Security Council, warning the body risks becoming “a final resting place for good intentions” without reform. The Coalition backed the move, calling it a chance to advocate on wars in Gaza and Ukraine and to counter Chinese and Russian interference. Albanese’s UN speech, which contrasted sharply with Donald Trump’s climate denialism, framed climate change as an “existential threat” to Pacific nations and called for renewed global diplomacy. Analysts said the campaign would take years, cost well over $25 million, and likely centre on Australia’s Pacific partnerships.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=KaB2ImXh7UU - Trump calls Albanese’s global efforts to slash carbon emissions a 'con job' | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23651605 Kevin Rudd hugs Donald Trump’s nemesis Gavin Newsom, as Albanese locks in White House date – Anthony Albanese has confirmed his first Oval Office meeting with Donald Trump for October 20 after the pair shared a brief handshake and selfie in New York. The meeting follows months of speculation about ambassador Kevin Rudd’s access to the White House — concerns reignited when Rudd was photographed hugging California Governor Gavin Newsom, Trump’s chief Democratic rival. Rudd and Climate Minister Chris Bowen met Newsom to discuss clean-energy cooperation as Albanese brushed off Trump’s UN tirade against renewables, saying Australia would “seize the opportunities” of climate action. The upcoming meeting is expected to settle questions over AUKUS, tariffs, and defence spending.

>>>/qresearch/23651634 ‘We are inspired’: European leaders back Australia’s under-16 social media ban – (Video) European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen has praised Australia’s world-first ban on under-16s using social media as “a bold decision” and pledged to study its impact. Speaking at an event hosted by Anthony Albanese at UN headquarters, von der Leyen said Europe was “inspired by Australia’s example” and that limiting children’s online access was “plain common sense”. Leaders from Greece, Malta, Fiji and Tonga also voiced support. Albanese said the law would ease the “tug-of-war between real life and endless scrolling”. He also said Australia would consider joining postwar peacekeeping missions in Gaza or Ukraine.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=quYVrhl_ycU - PM Albanese makes social media ban pitch to the world at UN conference | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23651662 Elon Musk’s X says social media ban will violate human rights – Elon Musk’s company X has accused the Albanese government of breaching children’s rights by restricting free speech and access to information, as it seeks a six-month delay to Australia’s under-16 social media ban. In a Senate submission, X said the policy risked “regulatory weaponisation” and violated international treaties such as the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. Communications Minister Anika Wells rejected the claims, saying the law protects children from “mental harms” caused by early exposure to social media. Opposition spokesperson Melissa McIntosh called the rollout “chaotic” and confusing.

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>>>/qresearch/23657234, >>>/qresearch/23742478 Ex-Trump national security adviser Bolton charged over handling of classified material – Former US national security adviser John Bolton has been charged with 18 counts under the Espionage Act for allegedly retaining and sharing top-secret records, including diary-like notes about his time in government. Prosecutors say Bolton shared over 1000 pages of classified information with relatives and failed to disclose that Iranian-linked hackers accessed his emails. He denies wrongdoing, calling the case an “intensive effort” by Donald Trump to “intimidate his opponents.” The charges carry potential sentences of up to 10 years per count and follow similar indictments against other Trump critics, deepening concern over politicisation of the Justice Department.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=fIfzxZ4eLlk - Former FBI director declares innocence after being indicted on two charges | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23665639 Australia may get carve out from pharma tariffs, Health Minister says – Health Minister Mark Butler says it is “not entirely clear” whether Australian blood and plasma exports will be hit by US President Donald Trump’s new 100 per cent tariff on foreign-made pharmaceuticals, suggesting an exemption is likely. Butler noted Trump’s assurance that companies investing in US facilities would be spared and said Australia’s major plasma exporter already operates and is expanding there. He conceded, however, that some medicine exporters could still be affected. The Coalition accused Prime Minister Anthony Albanese of failing to protect Australian jobs, claiming “the relationship in Washington is not strong.” Albanese downplayed the tension, calling his brief encounter with Trump “very warm.”

>>>/qresearch/23665651 Video: Vanuatu plans to sign police deal with China while Nakamal pact with Australia is left hanging – Vanuatu has announced plans to finalise a new policing agreement with China after its landmark $500 million Nakamal Security Agreement with Australia was left unsigned. Police Minister Andrew Napuat met Chinese counterpart Wang Xiaohong in Beijing, where Beijing pledged $700,000 in police equipment, including drones, motorcycles and INTERPOL systems. Mr Napuat said China’s support addressed “security issues relating to climate change, transnational crime, cybercrime” rather than militarisation. He denied any link between the Chinese deal and the stalled Australian pact, insisting Vanuatu was “not a proxy in a geopolitical game” and would “continue to exercise its sovereignty”.

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>>>/qresearch/23665667 Australia cops it over Vanuatu's police deal with China – Vanuatu’s Police Minister Andrew Napuat has lashed out at Australia’s Pacific Minister Pat Conroy, telling him to “check his facts” after Conroy downplayed Port Vila’s plan to formalise a policing memorandum with China. Mr Napuat accused Australia of “arrogance and ignorance”, saying Vanuatu’s decisions were made “collectively as a government” and should be respected. He said the planned deal would clarify China’s policing role without establishing a permanent presence. Canberra maintains that Pacific security should remain within the “Pacific family” as it pursues its own stalled $500 million Nakamal pact, which includes provisions effectively limiting Chinese involvement.

>>>/qresearch/23665705 Official White House photograph enshrines moment Anthony Albanese first met Donald Trump – An official White House photograph has captured Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s first in-person meeting with US President Donald Trump, both smiling broadly as Mr Trump gives a thumbs-up alongside Jodie Haydon and Melania Trump. The photo was taken three days after the pair met at the UN General Assembly Welcome Reception in New York. Mr Albanese also met UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney in London ahead of his upcoming White House visit, following earlier talks with Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez.

>>>/qresearch/23665727 Anthony Albanese says Aussies are 'concerned' about far right's rise abroad, ahead of Donald Trump meeting – Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has cautioned against the global rise of populism and the far right ahead of next month’s meeting with US President Donald Trump, saying governments should “not seek to divide people”. Speaking in London after talks with British PM Keir Starmer, Mr Albanese said Australians were “concerned about elements of the far right rising in various countries”. He called on parties to “come up with solutions” rather than division, reaffirming support for the AUKUS pact and joining other centre-left leaders in pledging solidarity against populist movements.

>>>/qresearch/23665752 Video: After meeting Trump, Albanese veers left – Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has met former UK Labour leader Tony Blair and joined a major progressive summit in London with leaders including Keir Starmer, Mark Carney, Mette Frederiksen and Pedro Sanchez. The Global Progress Action Summit, featuring Trump critics and senior Democrats, aims to shape a “progressive” response to global challenges such as migration and national security. The visit follows Mr Albanese’s meeting with US President Donald Trump in New York, where he reaffirmed support for climate action, calling global warming an “existential threat” in contrast to Mr Trump’s dismissal of it as a “con job”.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=Oy9Ybxu7DqQ - Anthony Albanese touches down in London for second leg of international tour | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23665776 Video: PM lines up royal visit as he meets King Charles in Scotland – Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has invited the Prince and Princess of Wales and their three children to visit Australia after a 90-minute meeting with King Charles at Balmoral Castle. Mr Albanese, a declared republican, ruled out holding a referendum on the monarchy, calling Australia’s relationship with the Crown “very respectful”. The King, still receiving cancer treatment, discussed royal visit plans and global issues including AUKUS and Ukraine. Mr Albanese will next address the UK Labour conference in Liverpool before heading to the United Arab Emirates for trade talks, ahead of his White House meeting with President Donald Trump on October 20.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=mFDyRM9P7gM - PM meets with King Charles at Balmoral Castle | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23670086 ‘Provocative’: China’s riot police endanger fragile Pacific island peace – Chinese police have been secretly training Solomon Islands officers in riot control in Malaita province and expanding the controversial Fengqiao surveillance program beyond Honiara. Photos obtained by The Australian show officers demonstrating riot batons and signing up villages for fingerprinting under the guise of “community policing”. Former Malaita premier Daniel Suidani called the operation “very provocative” and a threat to local freedoms, accusing Beijing of trying to “suppress the people”. He warned that “Kung Fu diplomacy” and police gifts were precursors to Chinese mining interests as he mounts a comeback bid against the pro-Beijing government.

>>>/qresearch/23670099 COMMENTARY: Island paradise becomes testing ground for China’s riot control – “Beijing’s test case, the once fiercely independent Solomon Islands, tells you everything you need to know about Xi Jinping’s plan for our neighbours. The security pact that China signed with Solomon Islands in 2022 was just the precursor... Beijing increasingly is pulling the strings... imposing the insidious ‘Fengqiao’ surveillance scheme under the guise of community policing. We are losing this contest faster than we can imagine. We were hopelessly outplayed by a much more aggressive rival. Celsus Talifilu – who memorably acquired the draft security pact between China and Solomon Islands and posted it on the internet... reflected on the threat posed by the ‘Fengqiao Experience’ to Solomon Islands’ freedom. ‘Its essence is simple but dangerous: get ordinary citizens to spy on each other, report “troublemakers”, and pressure anyone who steps out of line back into conformity... Malaita, with its proud history of resisting foreign influence, must not become the testing ground for imported systems that erode trust between people.’ Tragically, it already is the testing ground.” – Stephen Rice, The Australian

>>>/qresearch/23670115 Video: Keir Starmer hails Anthony Albanese as his ally against ‘divisive’ right at conference – British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has hailed Anthony Albanese as an “inspiration to the left” and a “key partner in standing up to the divisive politics of the right” at the UK Labour conference in Liverpool. Mr Albanese, the event’s sole international speaker, told delegates that “the low politics of fear and resentment are easy – but they only divide the country, they don’t advance it.” To a standing ovation, he pledged to work with Sir Keir to “defend democracy itself” and said “unity of labour is the hope of the world.”

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=ibRHrqdMeAU - Albanese makes political plea during UK Labor conference| 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23670135 COMMENTARY: Too close to Starmer? Why Albanese intervened in UK politics – “At the British Labour conference in Liverpool on Sunday, it was Anthony Albanese being held aloft as an exemplar: a Tory-slaying, centre-left leader from the Antipodes who managed to come from behind to achieve a resounding re-election victory... For Albanese, the inevitability that he would be attacked at home as self-indulgent, hubristic and overly partisan for appearing at such an event was a risk worth taking... Building rapport and trust with fellow world leaders is essential, but there is a line between diplomacy and politicking. Scott Morrison was accused of going too far by appearing with Trump at a campaign-style rally during a 2019 trip to Ohio... [Albanese’s] Liverpool expedition falls in the same contestable category.” – Matthew Knott, The Age

>>>/qresearch/23670160 OPINION: Albanese’s Liverpool kiss is up there with Morrison’s MAGA rally – “Anthony Albanese made no attempt to hide the overt political nature of his keynote appearance at the UK Labour Conference... Introduced by his ‘mate’ Keir Starmer as an ‘inspiration to all of us on the left’ and a ‘key partner in standing up to the divisive politics of the right’, the Australian PM issued a full-throated call to arms for the labour movement globally... It was all rather unorthodox, given that... six years ago, he ripped into then-prime minister Scott Morrison for attending a Trump rally in Ohio... [Albanese] contended his Liverpool appearance was different because he was invited by Starmer (the White House had invited Morrison) and that he would be chatting to ministers afterwards. As a fig leaf, while in London, he also met briefly with Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch - but there’s no suggestion he’ll be addressing the next UK Tory conference.” - Phillip Coorey, Australian Financial Review

>>>/qresearch/23675023 ‘Standing up unequivocally’: Australian film sector snaps back at Trump tariffs – Arts Minister Tony Burke has vowed to “stand up unequivocally for the rights of the Australian screen industry” after US President Donald Trump renewed his threat of a 100 per cent tariff on all foreign-made films. The proposed measure, aimed at “rejuvenating Hollywood,” has drawn criticism from filmmakers and academics who warn it would damage the global industry. Actor Bryan Brown urged Australians to “get on with our stories,” while analyst Ben Eltham called the move a “TACO - Trump Always Chickens Out - situation.” The policy’s implementation remains unclear, but observers say it could reshape international film production.

>>>/qresearch/23675053 AUKUS survives Pentagon review, with US submarine sales to proceed – Nikkei Asia reports that the Trump administration will proceed with the AUKUS defence pact, maintaining plans to sell three Virginia-class submarines to Australia from 2032. The outlet says a Pentagon review, led by Undersecretary of Defense for Policy Elbridge Colby, found the project consistent with President Donald Trump’s “America First” agenda. Sources told Nikkei the review will conclude before Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s October 20 White House visit. The process examined industrial capacity and Australia’s potential role in a Taiwan conflict. Analysts say AUKUS remains “low-risk” for Washington, though the US may pressure Canberra to lift defence spending to 5 per cent of GDP.

>>>/qresearch/23680217 Anthony Albanese says security ties with US as strong as ever ahead of Donald Trump meeting – Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says Australia’s alliance with the United States is “as strong as it’s ever been” as he prepares for a White House meeting with President Donald Trump on October 20. Speaking to The Australian after his 11-day overseas tour, Mr Albanese said the $368 billion AUKUS submarine deal was progressing despite a Pentagon review. He cited Talisman Sabre 2025 and new defence investments as proof of deepening ties, calling his first in-person meeting with Mr Trump “warm and good”. Mr Albanese said the US “has a critical role to play in global security” and engagement in the Indo-Pacific.

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>>>/qresearch/23680241 Albanese endorses Trump’s Gaza role, but isn’t ready to nominate him for a Nobel Prize – Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has backed US President Donald Trump’s leadership in a Gaza peace plan, saying “you cannot envisage a pathway to peace without direct engagement of the United States.” Speaking after his 11-day overseas trip, Mr Albanese said recognising Palestine “helped to create the momentum” for the ceasefire proposal unveiled by Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. While declining to endorse Mr Trump for a Nobel Prize, he said the focus should be “peace and security for millions of people in the Middle East,” and left open a possible Australian role in post-war Gaza.

>>>/qresearch/23684608 Papua New Guinea's cabinet approves 'Pukpuk' defence treaty with Australia – Papua New Guinea’s cabinet has approved the landmark “Pukpuk” defence treaty with Australia, which Prime Minister James Marape says will lift the nations’ security partnership to “its highest level in history.” The treaty — Australia’s first new alliance in more than 70 years — commits both countries to defend each other in the event of a military attack and could see up to 10,000 Papua New Guineans serve with the Australian Defence Force. Anthony Albanese welcomed the approval, calling it a “formal alliance.” Critics, including former PNG defence chief Jerry Singirok, warned it could compromise PNG’s independence and constitutional integrity.

>>>/qresearch/23684632 New $5bn helicopters to work with drones on battlefield – Australia’s first two AH-64E Apache attack helicopters have arrived in Townsville under a $5bn deal with the United States for 29 aircraft, despite expert warnings that manned helicopters are increasingly vulnerable to drones and missiles. Defence is also funding a $306m maintenance contract with Boeing Defence Australia, creating 240 jobs, and a $700m RAAF Base upgrade. Deputy PM Richard Marles said the Apaches mark a “critical step change” in Army capability, while Defence Industry Minister Pat Conroy said they’ll support “littoral manoeuvre and long-range strike.” The Apaches will integrate with drones for reconnaissance and fire support.

>>>/qresearch/23684666 Chinese involvement in Suburban Rail Loop under national security review – The $9bn Suburban Rail Loop East contract is under review by the Foreign Investment Review Board over Chinese state-owned involvement via John Holland, a key member of the preferred TransitLinX consortium. John Holland, owned by China Communications Construction Company since 2015, would help build and operate the $34.5bn line from Cheltenham to Box Hill. FIRB’s review, triggered by national security rules for “critical infrastructure,” could delay the deal’s finalisation. Both John Holland and the Victorian government described the process as routine, though analysts say concerns over data access and Chinese influence could have broader implications for major infrastructure projects.

>>>/qresearch/23691945 Video: Australian Jewish community devastated by attack at UK synagogue that shows “the risk is real and the fears are justified” – Australia’s Jewish community has expressed grief and fear after the Yom Kippur terrorist attack on a Manchester synagogue that killed two people and injured three. Executive Council of Australian Jewry president Daniel Aghion said the attack “will be felt very deeply here” and shows that “the risk is real and our fears are justified.” Adass Israel board member Benjamin Klein, whose Melbourne synagogue was torched last year in an arson attack allegedly linked to Iran, said the tragedy “could be Melbourne, it could be Manchester.” Prime Minister Anthony Albanese condemned the “heinous attack,” while Rabbi Jacqueline Ninio said Australians of all faiths had reached out to express solidarity with the Jewish community.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=jvjicWRT6BE - Horror at Manchester synagogue | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23691985 Opposition blasts planned pro-Palestine action at Opera House – Opposition Leader Sussan Ley has condemned a planned pro-Palestine rally at the Sydney Opera House on October 12, calling it “disgusting but not surprising” and accusing organisers of “sowing division” days after the second anniversary of the October 7 terrorist attacks. The Palestine Action Group says the event will demand “an end to genocide in Gaza” and sanctions on Israel, citing the Opera House’s anti-war history. NSW Police are considering the group’s request to hold the rally. Ley urged protesters to back Donald Trump’s Gaza peace plan instead, while NSW Jewish leaders said the demonstration “cannot be allowed to proceed.”

>>>/qresearch/23691998 NSW Police cite ‘public safety concerns’ in effort to block Opera House rally – NSW Police have asked the Supreme Court to move a planned October 12 pro-Palestine rally from the Sydney Opera House, warning that “heightened public emotion” and crowd size could pose safety risks. Justice Desmond Fagan said a large turnout of “strongly motivated people” pressing toward the Opera House could lead to “a disaster.” Police estimate attendance could reach 100,000 and cited “engineering concerns” about the forecourt’s capacity. Premier Chris Minns backed police caution, while Opposition Leader Sussan Ley called the protest “completely counter-productive.” A hearing on whether the rally can proceed will be held Tuesday.

>>>/qresearch/23692244 Andrew Hastie quits Sussan Ley’s frontbench – Shadow Home Affairs Minister Andrew Hastie has resigned from Sussan Ley’s frontbench, saying he could no longer remain silent on immigration policy after being sidelined from developing the Coalition’s stance. On Instagram, Hastie said, “The leader has made it clear that the shadow home affairs minister won’t lead the Coalition’s response to immigration matters… I am resigning from the frontbench.” Ley rejected his version, saying Hastie quit after refusing to comply with shadow cabinet solidarity rules. His departure deepens instability for Ley, who faces disunity on net zero and migration and has recently lost Jacinta Nampijinpa Price from her frontbench.

>>>/qresearch/23693846 ‘It’s pretty simple’: Hastie says resignation not about leadership push – (Video) Andrew Hastie has denied any plan to challenge Opposition Leader Sussan Ley, saying his resignation from the frontbench was “pretty simple” — he could not lead the Coalition’s immigration policy as shadow home affairs minister. “There’s no challenge to Sussan. I support Sussan,” he told reporters in Perth, adding that he wanted freedom to speak “with conviction and integrity” on key issues. Ley said Hastie quit after refusing to observe shadow cabinet solidarity rules. Senator James Paterson, now acting home affairs spokesperson, called the move “honourable,” while Nationals leader David Littleproud praised Hastie’s “principled stand.”

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=tWTv1-Yd49M - Andrew Hastie quits Liberal Party frontbench [Channel: Sky News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23694411 Police ramp up search for Dezi Freeman near Mount Buffalo as manhunt enters 37th day – Nearly 100 additional officers and cadaver dogs have joined the search for alleged police killer Dezi Freeman in dense bushland near Mount Buffalo, Victoria. Freeman was last seen after the August 26 shootings of Senior Constable Vadim de Waart-Hottart and Detective Leading Senior Constable Neal Thompson at Porepunkah. Police have sealed off parts of Mount Buffalo National Park amid difficult weather and terrain, following false leads in Goomalibee and Undera. Local businesses continue to suffer from the prolonged operation, with some yet to receive promised state support. Freeman remains at large despite one of Victoria’s largest manhunts.

>>>/qresearch/23694978 How Dassi, Elly and Nicole survived Malka Leifer – The new documentary 'Surviving Malka Leifer' revisits the sexual abuse endured by sisters Dassi Erlich, Elly Sapper and Nicole Meyer at Melbourne’s Adass Israel School, exposing both the depth of their trauma and the system that protected their abuser. Directed by Adam Kamien, the film traces the sisters’ lives from their abusive childhood through the decade-long struggle to extradite Leifer from Israel, where she fled with the school’s support. It features revelations from their 2023 Melbourne trial, where Leifer was found guilty of abusing Dassi and Elly but acquitted of charges relating to Nicole. The documentary portrays the sisters’ resilience, the emotional complexity of their pursuit of justice, and their enduring pain, showing how the scars of abuse persist long after a legal verdict is reached.

>>>/qresearch/23694981 Video: Dassi Erlich, Nicole Meyer and Elly Sapper - The three sisters who fought back - Three sisters who exposed Malka Leifer’s abuse break their silence in a new Stan documentary, tracing their fight for justice across 15 years. - A Current Affair

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=nivkoZ3Gbwk - The three sisters who fought back | A Current Affair [Channel: A Current Affair]

>>>/qresearch/23694984 OPINION: Surviving Malka Leifer – “Sometimes almost unbearably sad, Surviving Malka Leifer offers a gripping look at trauma and resilience through the eyes of three sisters… Director Adam Kamien keeps the focus on them throughout… The result is an unflinching focus on the toll their struggle took on them; it’s a deeply personal story that at times is hard to bear. One of the more startling facts is how the abuse began well before the sisters went to high school… ‘Fear and hunger’ is how one sister describes the overwhelming emotions of her childhood… The sisters’ bravery is undeniable throughout this documentary. At times, their strength is the only thing that makes this story bearable; the extent of Leifer’s abuse is often shocking, the damage done heartbreaking. The positive is that despite it all, the trio stood up to power, demanded justice, and achieved it.” – Anthony Morris, ScreenHub

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=WV16EPHtaYA - Revealed Surviving Malka Leifer | Official Trailer | A Stan Original Documentary Film. [Channel: Stan Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23699103 Libs inch towards net zero deal as Hastie leak stirs discontent – The Coalition is edging toward a compromise on climate policy after Andrew Hastie’s resignation, as leaks revealed Peter Dutton accused him of “going on strike” and poor policy work. Senior Liberals urged unity, with James Paterson saying consensus on a “national interest first” net zero plan was near. The deal would retain a 2050 target but remove it from law and exempt farmers and heavy industry. Nationals leader David Littleproud called for calm, while Nick Minchin confirmed Dutton discussed defence policy in the election review. Ted O’Brien and Scott Morrison backed Sussan Ley’s leadership and urged focus on economic discipline.

>>>/qresearch/23703699 PM says October 7 ‘not a day for demonstrations’ ahead of anniversary rallies – Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has urged “decent human behaviour” on the second anniversary of the Hamas attacks, saying “it is not a day for demonstrations”. Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan called planned pro-Palestinian rallies “deeply disrespectful”, while NSW Premier Chris Minns warned police would show “no tolerance for hateful behaviour”. Organisers described the events as vigils mourning Gaza’s devastation, but Albanese said protests would “undermine support for the Palestinian cause”. Zionist leaders condemned them as glorifying terror, while activist Nasser Mashni said calling vigils inappropriate was “anti-Palestinian racism”. Both Albanese and Sussan Ley will address parliament Tuesday, backing President Trump’s peace plan.

>>>/qresearch/23703714 Protesters seek genocide declaration in Opera House fight – The Palestine Action Group has asked the NSW Supreme Court to rule that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, as part of its legal battle to hold a rally at the Sydney Opera House. The group said it may appeal to the High Court if the protest is blocked and called on Premier Chris Minns to light the Opera House sails in Palestinian colours. Police argue the site cannot safely hold large crowds. Justice Desmond Fagan warned of potential “disaster” if tens of thousands converge on the forecourt, while the NSW Jewish Board of Deputies sought to intervene, citing community distress.

>>>/qresearch/23703739 ‘Sheer horror’: Pro-terrorism graffiti removed after uproar – (Video) Police are investigating pro-Hamas graffiti that appeared in Melbourne’s north on the second anniversary of the October 7 attacks, condemned by leaders as “abhorrent” and “deeply disgraceful”. Messages such as “Glory to Hamas” and “Oct 7, do it again” were found in Fitzroy and Preston before being removed. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said those responsible “must face the full force of the law”, while Deputy PM Richard Marles called the vandalism “a message of division”. Artist Nina Sanadze said seeing the graffiti filled her with “sheer horror”. Alex Ryvchin said the attacks revealed a “vicious streak” aimed at dividing Australians.

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>>>/qresearch/23703822 Video: Anthony Albanese reveals he received 'lovely' letter from White House ahead of Donald Trump meeting – Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says he is “not at all” nervous about his upcoming October 20 meeting with US President Donald Trump, citing a “quite lovely letter” of invitation from the White House. Albanese said his discussions with Trump had been “really warm” and that he expected positive news on AUKUS after a Pentagon review. He also highlighted Australia’s new defence alliance with Papua New Guinea as proof of regional leadership and said the US enjoyed a trade surplus with Australia, calling it “an important economic relationship.”

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>>>/qresearch/23706825 US supreme court declines to hear Ghislaine Maxwell’s appeal of sex-trafficking conviction – The US Supreme Court has rejected Ghislaine Maxwell’s bid to overturn her sex-trafficking conviction, ending her legal avenues for appeal. Maxwell, sentenced in 2022 to 20 years for recruiting and exploiting girls for Jeffrey Epstein, can now only seek presidential clemency. Her lawyer, David Oscar Markus, said “serious legal and factual issues remain.” The ruling upholds an earlier appeals court decision finding Epstein’s Florida non-prosecution deal did not shield Maxwell. The decision comes amid renewed controversy surrounding President Donald Trump’s past ties to Epstein and allegations of White House interference in related disclosures. Victims’ advocates welcomed the ruling, saying Maxwell had caused “devastating harm.”

>>>/qresearch/23706838 Video: Donald Trump says he would consider a pardon for Ghislaine Maxwell – US President Donald Trump said he would “take a look” at pardoning convicted sex trafficker and former associate Ghislaine Maxwell after her Supreme Court appeal was rejected. Speaking in the Oval Office, Trump appeared unaware of the ruling, saying, “I’ll take a look at it… I will speak to the DOJ.” Maxwell is serving a 20-year sentence for trafficking a teenage girl. Trump also claimed Sean “Diddy” Combs had asked him for a pardon. Meanwhile, House Republicans have delayed swearing in Democrat Adelita Grijalva, blocking a vote to force the release of Epstein-related files. Democrats called the move part of an “Epstein cover-up.”

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>>>/qresearch/23706846 Linda Reynolds launches bankruptcy bid against David Sharaz – Former senator Linda Reynolds has initiated bankruptcy proceedings against David Sharaz in the Federal Court, seeking to recover hundreds of thousands in damages and legal costs from her successful defamation case. Reynolds confirmed she was forced to apply for substituted service after Sharaz “refused to accept” a bankruptcy notice. The WA Supreme Court last month ordered Sharaz to pay $92,000 in damages plus up to $500,000 in costs. Reynolds said Sharaz and Brittany Higgins had adopted a “strategy of driving up my legal costs.” A bankruptcy ruling could allow her to claim part of Sharaz’s future earnings. Higgins is appealing her own $340,000 defamation loss.

>>>/qresearch/23708525 ‘Hamas vandals’ caught on security cameras – (Video) Masked offenders in high-visibility vests were filmed spray-painting “Glory to Hamas” on a Fitzroy billboard and defacing nearby shops in Northcote and Alexandra Parade in coordinated anti-Semitic graffiti attacks. Victoria Police and the Australian Federal Police are investigating, describing the incidents as “hate-based commentary” supporting a listed terrorist organisation. CCTV footage shows the offenders using rollers around 2am Tuesday. Detective Acting Sergeant Travis Jones said the vandalism was “devastating for the Jewish community” and vowed to find those responsible. Operation Park has made 257 arrests and logged 442 antisemitism reports since October 2023, with 10,500 police patrols at Jewish community sites.

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>>>/qresearch/23708560 Video: Opera House protest risks Hillsborough-like disaster, court hears – The NSW Court of Appeal will rule Thursday on whether a pro-Palestine rally can proceed at the Sydney Opera House, after police warned of “disaster” and a potential “Hillsborough-type tragedy.” Chief Justice Andrew Bell said the site’s “cul-de-sac” layout could cause a deadly crowd crush, while Assistant Commissioner Peter McKenna cited fears of weapons, flares and “prohibited symbols.” Protest organisers argued the case had major implications for freedom of assembly and demanded the court recognise Israel’s actions in Gaza as genocide. The NSW Jewish Board of Deputies joined the proceedings as an intervener to present its interests — warning of rising antisemitism and heightened community fear. Police said safety risks outweighed protesters’ symbolic use of the iconic venue.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=XmKFFVheC-4 - Pro-Palestinian protesters to learn their fate over Opera House march | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23708582 Gaza tensions, Nazis and nefarious foreign actors spark police overhaul – New Australian Federal Police Commissioner Krissy Barrett has warned extremists and foreign states that they are now “on our radar” as she launches a sweeping overhaul to defend democracy from hate-fuelled unrest. Barrett said the Hamas attacks and Israel’s response — labelled genocide by the UN — had driven a surge in ideological crimes and antisemitic threats. Her new national security squads will target Nazi groups, radicals and foreign influence operations linked to Iran. The AFP will also coordinate state prosecutions under new hate-crime laws and expand protection of landmarks and politicians. Barrett said “states are using criminal proxies to destabilise adversaries,” while China remained the main cyber threat.

>>>/qresearch/23708599 Video: US Senate committee questions Trump's Pentagon nominee John Noh over AUKUS review – Donald Trump’s nominee for assistant secretary of defence for Indo-Pacific Security Affairs, John Noh, told senators the AUKUS submarine pact may need “commonsense” adjustments to make it more “sustainable.” Noh avoided specifics, citing an ongoing Pentagon review led by Under Secretary Elbridge Colby and Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, but said both nations could “strengthen pillar one” of AUKUS. Senators from both parties criticised delays and questioned the message to Australia amid tariffs and pressure to raise defence spending. Noh confirmed the review would conclude by December and must consider shipbuilding limits, with the US needing to raise production from 1.2 to 2.33 submarines per year to meet commitments.

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>>>/qresearch/23708623 Video: High Court backs use of encrypted app to monitor crime figures after challenge by bikies – The High Court has upheld laws allowing police to use evidence from the AN0M encrypted app, a key tool in Operation Ironside that exposed major criminal networks. Two South Australian Comanchero gang members challenged the laws, arguing they breached the constitution, but the court ruled unanimously that the provisions “do no more than reflect the law.” The decision clears the way for hundreds of prosecutions based on AN0M material, including 115 in South Australia. The app, secretly developed by the Australian Federal Police and FBI, captured 28 million criminal messages between 2018 and 2021, with police monitoring them in real time.

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>>>/qresearch/23713223 President's Peace Plan:A moment of hope breaks the despair of the Gaza war – thanks to Donald Trump- (Video) US President Donald Trump has announced that Israel will halt its military campaign in Gaza after Hamas agreed to release all remaining hostages, in what could mark the first major step toward ending the two-year conflict. The ceasefire plan, brokered personally by Trump, would see Israel withdraw to an agreed line in exchange for the release of 20 living and 28 deceased hostages, along with more than 1900 Palestinian prisoners. Veteran diplomat Aaron David Miller said no US president had previously exerted such influence over Israel. Arab states including Qatar, Egypt and Jordan have reportedly supported the deal, which Trump said Netanyahu had “no choice” but to accept. Analysts warned, however, that key issues such as Hamas’s disarmament and Gaza’s future governance remain unresolved, leaving the peace process fragile.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=F5OKlTeAReY - Long awaited breakthrough with first phase of ceasefire deal | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23713270 Video: Court prohibits pro-Palestine protest at Sydney Opera House – The NSW Court of Appeal has banned a planned pro-Palestine march from ending at the Sydney Opera House, ruling the event posed “unacceptable” public safety risks. Justice Stephen Free said the proposed 40,000-strong protest could have “given rise to a risk of crowd crush,” echoing concerns raised by Chief Justice Andrew Bell about the forecourt’s limited capacity. The decision allows police to move on or arrest demonstrators who gather at the site. Organisers from the Palestine Action Group said they would instead march down George Street and accused authorities of suppressing democratic rights. Premier Chris Minns welcomed the ruling, saying it was “the right decision.” The court cited poor safety planning, limited exits, and parallels to the 1989 Hillsborough disaster in finding the location unsafe for mass assembly.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=2V2o-efvH48 - Opera House pro-Palestinian march banned by court | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23713275 ‘Terrible cost for the world’: Taiwan must not fall, warns Scott Morrison – Former prime minister Scott Morrison has warned that surrendering Taiwan to China would amount to “appeasement” and come at a “terrible cost” for global security. Speaking at a defence forum in Taipei, Morrison said a Chinese takeover would push US forces out of East Asia and provide Beijing with a “springboard” to project power into the Pacific. He urged the West to boost defence spending and strengthen deterrence while Donald Trump’s presence in the White House “deters any hasty action by President Xi.” Morrison said Taiwan’s fall would cripple the global semiconductor industry and embolden autocratic powers such as Russia and Iran. US senators also warned that recent Chinese naval drills near Australia were intended to intimidate.

>>>/qresearch/23713306 US Marines bid farewell to ‘unprecedented’ time in Darwin but taking NT toughness with them – About 2,500 US Marines have departed the Northern Territory after what Commander Colonel Jason Armas called an “unprecedented” six-month deployment. Speaking at RAAF Base Darwin, Armas said the rotation included record levels of training with Australian forces, from Talisman Sabre 2025 to joint exercises across the Indo-Pacific. He said the experience strengthened “stability” and “interoperability” while teaching “grit, resilience and toughness.” Marines also completed 3,000 hours of community service. ADF Group Captain Melissa Neilson said the program “epitomises the strong relationship” between Australia and the US and that friendships forged in Darwin will “set us up for success into the future.”

>>>/qresearch/23722450 Venezuela’s Maria Corina Machado wins Nobel Peace Prize, sparking White House anger – Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado has won the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize for her decades-long fight for democracy under the Maduro regime, prompting outrage from allies of US President Donald Trump, who had lobbied for the award. Nobel Committee chair Jorgen Watne Frydnes praised Machado for keeping “the flame of democracy burning” in Venezuela, where she remains in hiding. Trump’s spokesman Steven Cheung said the committee “placed politics over peace,” while Machado partly dedicated her award to Trump for his “decisive support” of Venezuela’s democratic movement. The committee cited her courage in uniting opposition forces and defending “the principles of popular rule” amid growing global threats to democracy.

>>>/qresearch/23722558 China further limits the export of rare earth materials and products – China has tightened controls on rare-earth exports, requiring new licences for technologies used in mining, smelting and production-line maintenance. The move, effective immediately, extends earlier restrictions on the minerals critical to global auto, defence and electronics industries. Beijing said the curbs target foreign entities transferring Chinese-origin materials for “sensitive military use,” citing national security risks. The European Commission expressed concern, urging China to remain a “reliable partner.” The US and EU have accused Beijing of weaponising supply chains, while both are ramping up local production and recycling efforts to reduce reliance. China controls 40 per cent of global reserves and dominates refining operations worldwide.

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>>>/qresearch/23722664 Video: Trump threatens to impose additional 100% tariff on China – US President Donald Trump has vowed to impose a new 100% tariff on Chinese imports from next month, accusing Beijing of “becoming very hostile” and attempting to hold the world “captive” through its control of rare earth exports. Trump said he might cancel a planned meeting with President Xi Jinping but later clarified he would attend “regardless.” The warning follows China’s new export restrictions and additional port fees for US-linked ships, escalating an already tense trade standoff. Trump also announced forthcoming export controls on critical software, calling the measures necessary to “protect American industry and national security” as both sides prepare for difficult trade talks in South Korea.

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>>>/qresearch/23722676 Anthony Albanese will offer priority access to Australia’s critical minerals and rare earths to Donald Trump – Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will offer US President Donald Trump priority access to Australia’s critical minerals and rare earths to help reduce Washington’s reliance on China for key defence and energy resources. The plan would make the US and UK preferred buyers under a new strategic supply framework, with details to be finalised during Albanese’s visit to the White House on October 20. An industry source said the success of Australia’s $1.2 billion critical minerals reserve “hinges” on Trump’s approval. The proposal follows US moves to secure alternative sources after Beijing tightened rare earth exports.

>>>/qresearch/23722812 Video: Anthony Scaramucci warns Albanese to ‘co-produce’ meeting with Trump – Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci has urged Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to “be very careful” when meeting US President Donald Trump, warning him to “co-produce” the encounter and avoid being “set up” for spectacle. Scaramucci said Albanese should seek advice from Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, who “deals with him better than any other Western leader.” The financier-turned-political commentator, sacked by Trump after 10 days in 2017, said foreign leaders risk humiliation if unprepared. His comments come ahead of Albanese’s October 20 White House visit, where Trump is expected to push hard on trade and defence priorities.

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>>>/qresearch/23722890 Defence bans cookbook reprints, focuses on $20bn missile industry – Defence has stopped further print runs of the Taste of Harmony cookbook, created by the Guided Weapons and Explosive Ordnance (GWEO) group, after criticism it distracted from Australia’s $20 billion domestic missile program. Air Marshal Leon Phillips defended the project as part of Defence’s “cultural blueprint,” saying such initiatives help staff “bring their authentic self to work.” He said the $1800 cookbook cost was minor compared to progress on missile manufacturing, citing contracts with Kongsberg and Lockheed Martin. Phillips confirmed the cookbook would not return, adding the focus is now on expanding production of naval and ground-based weapons systems.

>>>/qresearch/23722906 4chan unlikely to face under-16s social media ban, says eSafety chief – eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant has indicated 4chan will not be blocked under Australia’s upcoming ban on social media use by under-16s, despite calling it “one of the darker sites on the web.” In Senate estimates, Inman Grant said the 10 December ban would focus on “mainstream” platforms such as TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, X and Snapchat. She said 4chan would instead face regulation under new codes covering violent and adult content, requiring age assurance and carrying fines of up to $49.5 million. The commissioner confirmed some major platforms had accepted her classification, while others were resisting.

>>>/qresearch/23722976 David Sharaz served bankruptcy papers by Linda Reynolds after defamation win – Former senator Linda Reynolds has served bankruptcy papers on Brittany Higgins’s husband, David Sharaz, as she seeks to recover damages from a Perth defamation case. Mr Sharaz, who did not defend the action, was ordered to pay $85,000 and is jointly liable with Ms Higgins for more than $1 million in legal costs. Ms Reynolds said Mr Sharaz had “agreed to accept service” after forcing her to incur further costs applying for substituted service orders. He now has 21 days to pay or face formal bankruptcy proceedings. The defamation case followed social media posts Ms Reynolds said had “trashed her reputation” and caused severe distress.

>>>/qresearch/23723129 ‘Every single person plays a part’: The sisters who survived Malka Leifer – Three Melbourne sisters at the centre of the Malka Leifer sexual abuse case have shared their story in a new documentary, Surviving Malka Leifer, which details their decades-long pursuit of justice. Nicole Meyer, Dassi Erlich and Elly Sapper endured years of abuse, Leifer’s flight from Australia, and 74 legal hearings before the former school principal was extradited and jailed. The film, directed by Adam Kamien, explores their experiences and recovery. Meyer said revisiting the ordeal was “confronting but empowering”, while Erlich urged viewers to recognise that “every single person plays a part” in addressing abuse. The sisters said the documentary marks a transition from “fighting” to “healing.”

>>>/qresearch/23726229 Albanese scrambles to lock in minerals deal before Trump meeting – Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is rushing to finalise a $1.2 billion critical minerals deal with the United States before meeting President Donald Trump on October 20. A leaked departmental brief shows plans for price floors, government loans and offtake agreements to secure supplies of rare earths vital to defence, clean energy and AI industries. The push comes after Trump threatened 100 per cent tariffs on Chinese goods following Beijing’s new export controls on rare earths. Ukrainian officials have also urged Australia to share mining expertise to support a US-Ukraine minerals deal. Ambassador Kevin Rudd said Australia’s world-class mining capacity makes it “first in line” to strengthen America’s supply chain resilience.

>>>/qresearch/23730599 Video: Rogue senator Lidia Thorpe makes threat to ‘burn down parliament’ – Independent senator Lidia Thorpe has sparked outrage after telling a Melbourne rally she would “burn down Parliament House” to make a point about Palestine, later insisting the comment was “a metaphor” for community pain and not a literal threat. The remark came as thousands defied Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s calls to “turn down the heat” following a Gaza ceasefire announcement. Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke and Tanya Plibersek condemned Thorpe’s words as “unacceptable” and “irresponsible,” while opposition leader in the Senate Michaelia Cash said they were “disgraceful” and warranted action. Jewish leaders also denounced her comments as “dangerous,” warning they inflamed tensions amid ongoing pro-Palestine protests nationwide.

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>>>/qresearch/23730606 Video: Lidia Thorpe’s protest remarks spark controversy as Israeli hostage release nears – Independent senator Lidia Thorpe has drawn criticism after telling a pro-Palestine rally in Melbourne she would “burn down Parliament House to make a point.” The remark came as about 3500 people marched in support of Palestine ahead of a Gaza ceasefire deal and the expected release of 20 Israeli hostages in exchange for nearly 2000 Palestinian prisoners. Federal opposition Senate leader Michaelia Cash condemned Thorpe’s comments as “disgraceful and shocking,” with the Coalition considering censure options. Jewish community members gathered in Caulfield to mark the pending peace deal, while Indigenous activist Gary Foley warned against “fake Trump bullshit,” and speakers said a ceasefire “does not mean liberation.”

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=9gmv5fqu-9o - Thousands rally for Palestine across Australia | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23730614 Video: Lidia Thorpe's 'burn down Parliament House' remark faces AFP probe – The Australian Federal Police has launched an investigation into whether independent senator Lidia Thorpe broke any laws by saying she would “burn down Parliament House” to support Palestine. The AFP confirmed its National Security Investigations team in Victoria, led by Commissioner Krissy Barrett, is assessing the remarks for possible breaches of legislation. Thorpe later said her statement was “clearly a figure of speech” and “not a literal threat.” Opposition leader in the Senate Michaelia Cash called the comments “disgraceful,” while ministers Tony Burke and Tanya Plibersek also condemned them as “unacceptable” and “irresponsible.” The AFP said it was acting to “reassure the community” the matter was being handled “appropriately and in a timely manner.”

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>>>/qresearch/23730627 Prince Andrew told Epstein ‘we are in this together’ – A leaked email has revealed Prince Andrew told Jeffrey Epstein “we are in this together” the day after a photograph surfaced showing him with Virginia Giuffre, undermining his claim to have cut ties with the paedophile financier in 2010. The 2011 message, verified by UK media, shows Andrew expressing concern for Epstein and signing off as “HRH The Duke of York, KG” - a reference to his title as Knight of the Garter, Britain’s oldest and most senior order of chivalry, which he still holds today. Royal experts said the leak is “hugely damning,” describing it as “the point of no return” for Andrew. The disclosure has renewed scrutiny of his relationship with Epstein and its lasting damage to the monarchy’s reputation.

>>>/qresearch/23730669 Inside the ABC’s Darkest Secret: The 1975 Pedophile Broadcast – (Video) A 1975 ABC radio interview featuring self-confessed pedophiles has resurfaced amid claims the broadcaster lied to Parliament and continues to suppress the tape. The 42-minute Lateline segment, hosted by Richard Neville, gave a platform to men boasting of grooming and abusing children — behaviour later defended by then-ABC chairman Richard Downing as “something the community ought to know about.” Journalist John Adams says the ABC denied possessing the recording in 2018 but forced him to sign a gag order after retrieving it in 2023. He argues the minister for communications should compel its release under subsection 78(3A) of the ABC Act, calling the episode “a national scandal buried for fifty years.”

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=NoLdJCrRvnA - Australia's Secret Paedophile Tape [Channel: In the Interests of the People]

>>>/qresearch/23730683 Average Aussie defies the ABC in ‘extraordinary action’ and publishes 1975 paedophile broadcast – (Video) Economist and former political adviser John Adams has defied the ABC by uploading a suppressed 1975 Lateline segment featuring self-confessed pederasts to his YouTube channel, 'In the Interests of the People'. The broadcast, long buried by the ABC, included men describing the sexual exploitation of boys as young as 12. Adams obtained the tape in 2023 under a “personal use only” agreement but says he breached it “in the public interest” after the ABC refused release. The ABC condemned the broadcast as “abhorrent and deeply harmful” and said republication was “inappropriate,” while Adams called the move “a circuit breaker against Australia’s culture of concealment.”

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=T27F8qspkI8 - Listen To Australia's Dark Evil From 1975! [Channel: In the Interests of the People]

>>>/qresearch/23735915 Australia, US progress missile deal ahead of Albanese’s meeting with Trump – Australia and the United States have advanced a joint missile production partnership, with guided weapons expected to be manufactured in Australia by year’s end under a new agreement with the US Department of War and Lockheed Martin. Defence Industry Minister Pat Conroy said the deal, signed in Washington, would allow co-production of Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System (GMLRS) and precision strike missiles for export through a “US-led global supply chain.” The move comes ahead of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s first formal meeting with President Donald Trump, where the AUKUS submarine pact will be central. Conroy said the project demonstrated the strength of the alliance and mutual security priorities.

>>>/qresearch/23735938 Video: Government launches $14m ad blitz ahead of under-16s social media ban – The federal government has unveiled a $14 million advertising campaign ahead of the December 10 law banning children under 16 from social media platforms. The ad, airing Sunday, shows teens glued to their phones as a voiceover says the new rules are “for the good of the kids.” Communications Minister Anika Wells said the measure would bring “significant and meaningful difference” and promote cultural change, noting seven in ten teens have seen harmful content online. Platforms including TikTok, X and Facebook must verify users’ ages or face fines up to $49.5 million. Wells said she was confident tech giants “understand their obligations under Australian law.”

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>>>/qresearch/23735954 Dezi Freeman still at large as Mount Buffalo National Park reopens – Mount Buffalo National Park has reopened nearly two months after closing for the massive police manhunt to capture fugitive Dezi Freeman, wanted over the alleged murders of two police officers. Victoria Police said some areas would remain restricted and patrols would continue as the investigation remains active. More than 800 people have been interviewed, hundreds of properties searched, and 1600 intelligence reports reviewed. Chief Commissioner Mike Bush said detectives were considering “three likely scenarios” — that Freeman is dead, alive in the area, or being sheltered elsewhere. A $1 million reward remains for information leading to his capture.

>>>/qresearch/23735963 Linda Reynolds launches bankruptcy action on Brittany Higgins – Former senator Linda Reynolds has filed Federal Court proceedings to bankrupt Brittany Higgins, after the ex-staffer failed to comply with a creditor’s notice over more than $1 million owed in defamation damages and legal costs. Justice Paul Tottle previously found Ms Higgins defamed Ms Reynolds in social media posts, awarding $340,000 in damages plus about $1.5 million in costs. The move follows similar bankruptcy action against Ms Higgins’s husband, David Sharaz. Higgins, who received a $2.4 million Commonwealth payout in 2022, has since spent most of it on legal fees, taxes and living expenses. Bankruptcy could allow Reynolds to claim part of the couple’s future earnings.

>>>/qresearch/23742278 High Court backs Tony Burke in Candace Owens visa dispute – The High Court of Australia has upheld Immigration Minister Tony Burke’s decision to deny a visa to US commentator Candace Owens, ruling unanimously that Section 501 of the Migration Act does not breach the Constitution’s implied freedom of political communication. Owens had claimed the refusal was biased and infringed free speech, but the court found Burke acted within his powers to block entry on the grounds her views could “incite discord.” The minister cited her history of inflammatory comments, including claims that Muslims “started slavery” and remarks appearing to downplay the Holocaust. Burke said Owens’ rhetoric risked inflaming racial and religious tensions. The decision reaffirms ministerial discretion to bar foreigners who threaten social cohesion.

>>>/qresearch/23742293 Australia to stare down Trump’s threats over new global carbon tax – Australia is set to back a global carbon pricing scheme for international shipping despite threats from the Trump administration to sanction nations supporting the plan. The International Maritime Organisation will vote Thursday on the “net zero framework,” a cap-and-trade system aimed at cutting shipping emissions. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned of tariffs, visa bans and port levies on allies that back what Washington calls a “European-led neocolonial export of global climate regulations.” Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s government, seeking to maintain credibility on clean-energy policy before next week’s Trump meeting, is expected to press ahead alongside Japan, China and the EU. The move risks escalating tensions ahead of the AUKUS and trade discussions.

>>>/qresearch/23742317 Australia promises Trump defence revamp, dangles $1b AUKUS carrot – Australia is seeking to ease US pressure over military spending by pledging a major defence overhaul next year and offering a $1 billion AUKUS instalment ahead of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s Washington visit. Defence Minister Richard Marles told US officials the National Defence Strategy, due in April, would sketch future spending, while Defence Industry Minister Pat Conroy confirmed another AUKUS payment was imminent. The Trump administration wants allies to lift defence spending to 3 per cent of GDP; Australia currently spends just over 2 per cent of GDP and argues that using broader “NATO-style” accounting — which includes infrastructure, veterans’ costs and logistics — its real outlay already surpasses the UK’s. But analysts say Canberra is “playing for time,” while the government insists its AUKUS commitments demonstrate strategic alignment with US-led Indo-Pacific security.

>>>/qresearch/23742320 Video: Treasurer lays groundwork for ‘golden’ US minerals deal – Treasurer Jim Chalmers has hailed a potential Australia–US critical minerals agreement as a “golden opportunity” ahead of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s meeting with President Donald Trump. Speaking in Washington, Chalmers said the deal could secure tariff relief for Australian exports, which currently face a 10 per cent US duty, and boost joint supply chains amid China’s mineral restrictions. He met senior US officials, including National Economic Council chair Kevin Hassett, to advance the plan, stressing that “Australia’s interests are best served by more trade, not more trade barriers.” The talks also covered AUKUS, with Defence Industry Minister Pat Conroy reporting strong bipartisan support in Washington for the pact’s continuation.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=01ySGpWCvWw - Australian minerals potentially pivotal in deal with US | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23742340 Australian miners would link with Department of War in Albanese–Trump deal – Australia and the United States are preparing a critical minerals agreement under which the US Department of War would directly invest in Australian rare earth projects to secure materials for fighter jets and green technologies. The deal, expected to be unveiled during Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s October 20 meeting with President Donald Trump, follows Trump’s $US100 billion funding law for minerals supply diversification. Defence Industry Minister Pat Conroy said the long-awaited AUKUS review could be “imminent,” while Treasurer Jim Chalmers emphasised Australia’s role in balancing trade ties with China and the US. Beijing, defending its export curbs, denied weaponising minerals. Albanese will depart for Washington on Sunday.

>>>/qresearch/23742360 ‘China v the world’: US calls on Australia in rare earths fight with Beijing – (Video) US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has urged Australia and other allies to unite against China’s sweeping new export controls on rare earth minerals, declaring it “China versus the world.” Bessent said Beijing’s plan to require global approval for products containing even trace amounts of Chinese-sourced minerals was an unacceptable bid to control supply chains worldwide. He warned that Western nations “have lots of levers we can pull for products China needs that could be equally damaging,” pledging “a fulsome, coordinated response” from the US, Europe, Australia, Canada and Asian democracies. “Bureaucrats in China cannot manage the supply chain or manufacturing process for the rest of the world,” he said.

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>>>/qresearch/23742370 Video: Ceasefire called on Sunday pro-Palestine protests – Melbourne’s Free Palestine Coalition has announced it will suspend its weekly rallies following the Gaza ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, ending two years of mass demonstrations outside the State Library of Victoria. Spokesperson Mai Saif said the protests were “suspended for now,” though larger national actions for “justice and liberation” would continue. Lord Mayor Nick Reece and Victoria Police welcomed the decision, calling it a “relief” for the city after 25,000 police shifts were used to maintain order. Jewish community leaders said the pause would help rebuild social trust and allow Jewish Melburnians to feel safe again. A smaller anti-racism protest remains scheduled for Sunday, with police treating it as a routine event.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=k6iScLs1qIQ - Weekly demonstrations in Melbourne’s CBD on pause | 7NEWS [Channel: 7NEWS Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23742390 Video: Pro-Palestine activists win protest law challenge in Supreme Court – Pro-Palestine activists in Sydney have overturned major parts of New South Wales protest laws, with the Supreme Court ruling that restrictions on assemblies near places of worship “impermissibly burdened” the implied constitutional freedom of political communication. Justice Anna Mitchelmore found the six-month-old law “not necessary,” saying existing Crimes Act amendments already addressed harassment and obstruction. Premier Chris Minns said the ruling “does not mean there is free rein” outside worship sites. Palestine Action Group organiser Josh Lees accused Mr Minns of “cooking the books” and “manufacturing a supposed anti-Semitism crisis” to justify “an outrageous overreach” that he said weaponised public fear against the pro-Palestine movement.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=k8FczdVf47k - Pro-Palestinian protesters override the Minns government’s new protest laws | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23742443 Barnaby Joyce won’t run for New England, mulls One Nation move after talks with Pauline Hanson – Former Nationals leader Barnaby Joyce has announced he will not recontest his New England seat, citing a relationship with party leadership that has “irreparably broken down”. Pauline Hanson, who opened a new One Nation branch in Tamworth, invited him to “come across to One Nation”, saying he was “more aligned” with her party than the Nationals. Mr Joyce, recently treated for prostate cancer, said net zero policies had “hurt” his electorate and made remaining in the Nationals “untenable”. He is now weighing his political future after discussions with Senator Hanson amid ongoing Coalition fractures.

>>>/qresearch/23742454 PNG troops face going hungry amid unpaid catering bill, in challenge for Pukpuk ally Australia – Papua New Guinea’s Defence Force faces a shutdown in food services for its 3500 troops after failing to pay a $6.2m catering bill dating back to March, underscoring the fragility of its military under the new Pukpuk (Crocodile) Treaty with Australia. Contractor iPi Catering has warned it will halt operations, while NKW Holdings — previously accused of inflating Manus Island invoices — assumes part of the contract. PNG Defence Minister Billy Joseph and Australian counterpart Richard Marles declined comment. Analysts warn PNG’s Defence Force is in a “woeful state,” battling debt, disrepair, and missing weapons, posing a challenge for Australia’s regional security commitments.

>>>/qresearch/23742497 Flight risk fears after bail for ‘China spy’ – An alleged Chinese spy has been granted bail by an ACT magistrate despite prosecutors warning she could flee Australia using a new passport from Beijing. The woman, accused of reckless foreign interference for allegedly gathering information on Canberra’s Guan Yin Citta Buddhist Association, was released on a $633,000 surety under strict conditions including daily police reporting, a ban on encrypted apps and a 200m exclusion zone around Chinese diplomatic premises. Magistrate Jane Campbell said she “did not have a crystal ball” but found the risk of flight or witness interference insufficient to deny bail. Prosecutors cited “unexplained wealth,” embassy contact and family links to China’s Public Security Bureau.

>>>/qresearch/23742543 Video: Former US Marine pilot who trained Chinese flyers appeals extradition from Australia – Former US Marine pilot Daniel Duggan has appealed his extradition to the United States, arguing in the Federal Court in Canberra that his alleged conduct was not a crime under Australian law at the time. Duggan, 57, faces US charges of violating arms control laws by training Chinese military pilots to land on aircraft carriers. His lawyer, Christopher Parkin, called the case “uncharted territory”, citing the dual-criminality requirement. Prosecutor Trent Glover argued nothing in law barred extradition, saying Duggan’s offences clearly met treaty conditions. Duggan’s wife, Saffrine, said her husband was being used as a “pawn in an ideological war” between the US and China and pleaded for his release.

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>>>/qresearch/23745027 Release of Virginia Giuffre's memoir renews sex allegations against Prince Andrew – Extracts from Virginia Giuffre’s posthumously released memoir Nobody’s Girl have reignited scrutiny of Prince Andrew, repeating allegations she was trafficked to the royal for sex as a minor — claims he has consistently denied. The Guardian published excerpts quoting Giuffre describing the prince as “friendly enough, but still entitled — as if he believed having sex with me was his birthright.” The memoir, completed before Giuffre’s death in April with journalist Amy Wallace, will be released next week. It comes amid resurfaced media reports linking Prince Andrew and Sarah, Duchess of York, to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, both convicted of sex offences.

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>>>/qresearch/23745089, >>>/qresearch/23767831 How Epstein used a private detective to dig dirt on Australian victim Virginia Giuffre - Newly released US Justice Department documents show Jeffrey Epstein’s long-time private investigator proposed using Epstein’s links to Prince Andrew and British intelligence networks to gather damaging information on Australian survivor Virginia Giuffre. In a 2015 email, the investigator suggested exploiting intelligence connections to access phone records, associates and personal background, then hiring someone in Australia to discreetly probe her reputation to undermine her credibility. The files indicate Epstein routinely used investigators and lawyers to intimidate victims and scrutinise their private lives to deter them from speaking publicly. While there is no evidence the specific proposal was acted upon, the material illustrates a broader pattern of efforts to discredit and pressure Giuffre after she accused Epstein and powerful associates of sexual abuse. / (pb)

>>>/qresearch/23745186 Prince Andrew: I am giving up my royal titles – Prince Andrew has agreed with King Charles to stop using his titles, including Duke of York, saying “continued accusations” against him had become a distraction to the monarchy. In a statement released by Buckingham Palace, Andrew said he had “always put my duty to my family and country first” and would “no longer use my title or the honours which have been conferred upon me.” The decision follows renewed scrutiny of his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein and continuing fallout from Virginia Giuffre’s posthumous memoir. Palace aides described the move as a “tipping point” after years of scandal and public pressure from the King and Prince William. Virginia Giuffre’s family hailed the announcement as “vindication”, while Epstein survivor Haley Robson said it showed “someone is finally being held accountable.”

>>>/qresearch/23745208 Video: Virginia Giuffre's brother calls for Andrew to be stripped of prince title – Virginia Giuffre’s brother, Sky Roberts, has urged King Charles to strip Prince Andrew of the title “prince” following his decision to relinquish his other titles, including Duke of York. Roberts said his late sister would be “very proud” of the development and called for “responsibility and accountability for these survivors.” Prince Andrew, who settled a civil case with Giuffre in 2022 without admitting liability, continues to deny her allegations that he had sex with her when she was 17. Roberts described the move as “vindication” for his sister and a “joyous moment” for survivors, adding that “the truth will find its way out.” The release of Giuffre’s posthumous memoir next week is expected to renew scrutiny of Andrew’s links to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=DA1l1bgETvs - "Happy & sad tears" | Virginia Giuffre’s brother responds to Prince Andrew giving up royal titles [Channel: BBC Newsnight]

>>>/qresearch/23745222 Video: Prince Andrew ‘gagged’ Virginia Giuffre to avoid spoiling Queen’s jubilee, book claims – Virginia Giuffre’s posthumous memoir alleges that Prince Andrew required her to sign a one-year gag order as part of their 2022 settlement, to avoid embarrassing Queen Elizabeth II during her Platinum Jubilee. “It ensured that his mother’s Platinum Jubilee would not be tarnished any more than it already had been,” she wrote. Giuffre said Andrew’s disastrous 2019 Newsnight interview — in which he denied meeting her and cited an inability to sweat — gave her legal team “an injection of jet fuel.” The book recounts her disbelief at seeing him with Jeffrey Epstein after his conviction and details her civil case, which ended with a reported $12m payout and a tacit acknowledgment of victims’ suffering.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=IYg_4TasMEQ - Prince Andrew forced Virginia Giuffre to sign gag order: Report [Channel: Sky News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23745272 Anthony Albanese has fingers crossed for ‘constructive’ meeting with Donald Trump – Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will meet US President Donald Trump at the White House on Tuesday for talks focused on the $368bn AUKUS deal and expanding US investment in Australia’s critical minerals sector. Albanese said he was “looking forward to a positive and constructive meeting” and called it an opportunity to “consolidate and strengthen” the alliance. The visit comes amid calls from Washington for higher Australian defence spending and concerns about China’s dominance in rare earth supply chains. Defence Industry Minister Pat Conroy said Australia’s 2.8 per cent defence spend was already higher than most Indo-Pacific allies. Albanese’s short Washington trip precedes visits to Malaysia, South Korea and Japan for upcoming ASEAN and APEC summits.

>>>/qresearch/23745283 The key card Albanese can play to keep Trump on side in Oval Office – Anthony Albanese enters his White House meeting with Donald Trump determined to avoid the “Zelensky moment” or humiliation of other leaders. With AUKUS under review, he carries a package of critical minerals, defence spending and superannuation investment to win over Trump’s transactional instincts. Former ambassador Kim Beazley said Australia must “practise statecraft” and present its resources as strategic assets. Analysts warn Trump “abhors weakness” but respects firmness, making confidence essential. AUKUS’s value as a bulwark against China and its support for US submarine production form the backbone of Albanese’s pitch, while Canberra stresses shared economic, security and industrial benefits.

>>>/qresearch/23745354 ‘Melbourne has had a gutful’: Two officers hospitalised, flags burnt and missiles thrown at police as opposing protesters converge in CBD – (Video) Violent clashes erupted in Melbourne’s CBD as anti-immigration and counter-protest groups hurled rocks, bottles and debris at police, leaving two officers hospitalised. Commander Wayne Cheesman condemned the violence, saying “Melbourne has had a gutful” and that the attacks “could kill someone.” Police accused left-wing counter-protesters of fuelling unrest, while organisers claimed officers used excessive force. Premier Jacinta Allan and Opposition Leader Brad Battin condemned the violence, calling for accountability. The far-right March for Australia rally, linked to neo-Nazi figures, drew around 1000 participants, as counter-protesters chanted “no Nazis ever again.” Police used flash bangs and rubber bullets to separate the groups in what Cheesman called “a bad day for Melbourne.”

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=DbliCmt0QqA - ‘Had a gutful’: ‘Cowards’ attack police with projectiles at Melbourne protests [Channel: Sky News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23745404 Video: Police hospitalised, pepper spray used in violent Melbourne protests – Two police officers have been hospitalised and several injured after violent clashes between anti-immigration demonstrators and left-wing “anti-racism” activists in Melbourne’s CBD. Police deployed pepper spray, tear gas and rubber bullets to regain control as officers were pelted with rocks, glass and burning debris. Commander Wayne Cheesman said “Melbourne has had a gutful,” accusing “issue-motivated groups on the left” of trying to attack police, while Premier Jacinta Allan condemned the violence, vowing offenders would face “serious consequences.” Hundreds of officers were deployed as fights broke out near Spring Street and Exhibition Street. The clashes marked the second major confrontation involving March for Australia this year. Similar rallies occurred in other capitals but Melbourne saw the worst unrest.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=VlraKKWZXSA - Thousands gather for protest's across the nation | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23745422 Virginia Giuffre beaten, raped by ‘well-known prime minister’ in attack that broke Epstein spell, her memoir reveals – Virginia Giuffre’s posthumous memoir Nobody’s Girl describes how her experiences under Jeffrey Epstein’s control ended after a violent encounter with a “well-known prime minister.” Giuffre wrote that the ordeal forced her to realise Epstein’s praise was “a manipulation to keep me subservient.” She referred to the man only as “the Prime Minister,” fearing retaliation if she revealed his name, though previous court filings had named Israel’s former leader Ehud Barak, who has repeatedly denied her claims. Giuffre said Epstein dismissed her pleas for protection and later sent her to meet the politician again. The memoir, written before her death in April, also details her decision to stop recruiting girls and plan her escape from Epstein’s circle.

>>>/qresearch/23748303 Video: Victoria to ban masks and chaining at protests as Jacinta Allan insists Melbourne CBD is safe – Victoria will introduce new laws banning protesters from wearing masks or chaining themselves to structures, with Premier Jacinta Allan saying such tactics are being used to conceal identities and endanger others. The crackdown follows violent clashes in Melbourne’s CBD that left two police officers hospitalised. Ms Allan said the legislation would expand police powers while protecting the right to peaceful protest. Opposition Leader Brad Battin accused the government of ignoring public safety, while Ms Allan insisted Melbourne “remains safe,” blaming a “small number” of agitators for recent unrest. The laws are expected to be introduced to parliament within weeks.

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>>>/qresearch/23748324 Google starts legal fight to overturn social media ban for under-16s – Google is preparing to challenge the Albanese government’s under-16 social media ban, arguing YouTube should not be classified as a social platform and that the law breaches Australia’s implied right to political freedom. The ban, effective December 10, will block access for under-16s to YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat, Threads and X. Google has hired senior barristers and may be joined by other tech firms in the case. Communications Minister Anika Wells warned platforms of hefty fines for non-compliance, while the issue is expected to surface during Anthony Albanese’s meeting with US President Donald Trump. Google has declined to comment publicly.

>>>/qresearch/23748341 Video: AUKUS expected to stay intact as Trump touts ‘great relationship’ with Albanese – The AUKUS submarine pact is expected to remain unchanged following the Trump administration’s review, with the White House describing a “great relationship” between Donald Trump and Anthony Albanese ahead of their Oval Office meeting. A US official said there were “no conversations” about withdrawing from AUKUS and praised Australia as a priority ally. The review, led by defence undersecretary Elbridge Colby, continues amid concerns over US submarine production rates. Albanese’s visit will also focus on securing a critical minerals deal to counter China’s dominance, with Ambassador Kevin Rudd saying AUKUS is “powering ahead.”

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=fanU96frbfk - Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to meet with US President Donald Trump | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23748356 Video: Anthony Albanese lands in Washington DC for White House face-to-face with Donald Trump – Anthony Albanese has arrived in Washington ahead of his first in-person meeting with Donald Trump, as the White House praised their “great relationship.” The two leaders will meet in the Oval Office on Tuesday (AEDT) to discuss AUKUS, defence ties, trade and critical minerals. Albanese said the visit would “create benefits for Australians back home.” Kevin Rudd will join the delegation, with White House spokeswoman Anna Kelly confirming the talks will focus on strengthening defence and economic co-operation. Albanese will also meet the Friends of Australia Caucus, a bipartisan group of US legislators that promotes the alliance and supports closer economic and security collaboration, before hosting a BHP 140th anniversary lunch at the Australian embassy.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=wdjGDC44t4k - PM Albanese lands in US ahead of critical meeting with Donald Trump | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23748379 Video: RAAF military plane targeted with flares by Chinese fighter jet over South China Sea – A Chinese PLA-AF Su-35 has released flares dangerously close to an Australian RAAF P-8A Poseidon surveillance aircraft over the South China Sea, in what Canberra called an “unsafe and unprofessional” act. Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles said no damage was done but described the incident as “dangerous.” He said the issue has been raised with Beijing and the Chinese embassy in Canberra. Defence reaffirmed Australia’s right to conduct surveillance in international airspace under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea. It follows a similar incident in February involving a J-16 fighter, as regional tensions over airspace and navigation rights intensify.

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>>>/qresearch/23751998 Donald J. Trump Truth – (Video) President Trump Welcomes Australian Prime Minister to the White House - https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/115408070700605463

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>>>/qresearch/23752000 Margo Martin, Special Assistant to the President Tweet: (Video) President @realDonaldTrump welcomes the Prime Minister of Australia to the White House - https://x.com/MargoMartin47/status/1980293950113202259

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>>>/qresearch/23752005 The White House Tweet - President Donald J. Trump and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. - https://x.com/WhiteHouse/status/1980325056015397187

>>>/qresearch/23752011 Video: President Trump welcomes the Prime Minister of Australia, Anthony Albanese, to the White House. - The White House, Oct 21, 2025

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=CgcU9IscoRU - President Trump welcomes the Prime Minister of Australia, Anthony Albanese, to the White House. 🇺🇸🇦🇺 [Channel: The White House]

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>>>/qresearch/23752017 Video: President Trump Greets the Prime Minister of the Commonwealth of Australia - The White House, Oct 21, 2025

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=cqMVlwDAfu0 - President Trump Greets the Prime Minister of the Commonwealth of Australia [Channel: The White House]

>>>/qresearch/23752034 Video: FULL MEETING - President Trump Participates in a Bilateral Lunch with the Prime Minister of Australia - The White House, Oct 21, 2025

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=bECanjkUe84 - President Trump Participates in a Bilateral Lunch with the Prime Minister of Australia [Channel: The White House]

>>>/qresearch/23752081 Trump praises Australia and takes swipe at Rudd during White House meeting with Albanese – (Video) Donald Trump has hailed Australia as “a fantastic place” and Anthony Albanese as “highly respected” during their first White House meeting, while delivering a blunt rebuke to ambassador Kevin Rudd, telling him, “I don’t like you either, and I probably never will.” The summit produced an $8.5 billion minerals deal aimed at countering China’s dominance and a renewed US commitment to AUKUS, with Trump confirming Australia would receive its Virginia-class submarines. US Navy Secretary John Phelan said the pact would be “improved for all three parties.” Albanese also invited Trump to visit Australia, an offer the president said he would “give serious consideration.”

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>>>/qresearch/23752098 Video: Trump tells Rudd ‘I don’t like you’, reportedly offers forgiveness off-camera – Donald Trump publicly told Australia’s ambassador to the US, Kevin Rudd, “I don’t like you, and I probably never will” during a White House meeting with Anthony Albanese. The remark came as journalists watched, prompting laughter from the Australian delegation but calls from the opposition for Rudd’s resignation. After the meeting, Rudd apologised again and Trump reportedly accepted. The exchange followed resurfaced comments Rudd had made years earlier calling Trump “destructive” and a “traitor to the West.” Penny Wong said the exchange was “tongue in cheek,” crediting Rudd’s role in securing AUKUS and the minerals deal, while opposition leader Sussan Ley said it showed the ambassador’s position was “untenable.”

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>>>/qresearch/23752128 Video: Kevin Rudd apologises to Donald Trump for ‘most destructive president’ post – Donald Trump has accepted an apology from Kevin Rudd after the Australian ambassador withdrew past comments calling him “the most destructive president” and “a traitor to the West.” During Anthony Albanese’s White House meeting, Trump joked that Rudd might “like to apologise,” then told him, “I don’t like you either. And I probably never will,” prompting laughter from both delegations. Rudd later apologised privately, and Trump said all was forgiven. Former ambassador Dennis Richardson praised Rudd’s work on the $8.5bn critical minerals deal and AUKUS, while Penny Wong called Trump’s remark “tongue-in-cheek.” Opposition leader Sussan Ley argued Rudd’s position was “untenable,” though Arthur Sinodinos said his dismissal was unlikely.

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>>>/qresearch/23752188 Video: Kevin Rudd set to remain in Washington for long haul despite Trump spat – Kevin Rudd is expected to remain as Australia’s ambassador to Washington until at least March 2027, despite Donald Trump telling him “I don’t like you either, and probably never will” during Anthony Albanese’s White House meeting. The Albanese government dismissed opposition calls for Rudd’s dismissal, saying the exchange was humorous and “all’s forgiven”. Defence Minister Richard Marles praised Rudd’s “fantastic job” securing the $8.5 billion critical minerals deal and strengthening AUKUS ties. Foreign Minister Penny Wong and former ambassadors Dennis Richardson, Kim Beazley and Arthur Sinodinos all backed Rudd’s performance. Opposition Leader Sussan Ley and trade spokesman Kevin Hogan said his position was “untenable”, arguing the ambassador’s past comments about Trump undermined relations. Albanese remains firm in his support, with Rudd “in Washington for the long haul.”

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>>>/qresearch/23755115 Video: Donald Trump says critical minerals deal with Australia will produce 'so much' in race against China – Donald Trump and Anthony Albanese have announced a US–Australia Critical Minerals Framework worth up to $US8.5 billion, funding mining and refining projects to reduce reliance on China’s supply chain dominance. The first project — a gallium refinery in Western Australia — will produce 100 tonnes annually under Alcoa-Sojitz, with $US3 billion in joint investment expected in six months. Trump said the deal would deliver “so much critical minerals and rare earths you won’t know what to do with them.” Albanese called it a step toward full supply-chain partnership. The framework gives both nations ownership stakes and guaranteed offtake rights, with projects spanning multiple states, including neodymium, titanium, zircon, and graphite production.

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>>>/qresearch/23755125 Trump ends AUKUS uncertainty with firm backing for Albanese – Donald Trump has ended speculation over the future of the $368 billion AUKUS pact, pledging the US will go “full steam ahead” with the deal during his first face-to-face meeting with Anthony Albanese. Trump confirmed Australia will receive its promised nuclear-powered submarines and dismissed concerns raised by a Pentagon review led by Elbridge Colby. US Navy Secretary John Phelan said Washington was working to “improve” and “clarify” AUKUS. Trump praised Australia’s military strength and said the partnership deters China but predicted no conflict over Taiwan. Canberra has already invested $1.6 billion in AUKUS infrastructure, with US and UK submarines to begin rotating through HMAS Stirling from 2027. The pact also expands cooperation in cyber, undersea, and advanced defence technologies.

>>>/qresearch/23755139 Albanese channels Trump’s ‘Art of the Deal’ and ticks off list of agreements – Anthony Albanese has adopted Donald Trump’s transactional style, finalising a suite of deals at the White House across critical minerals, defence, and technology. A US–Australia critical minerals framework will see each nation invest US$1 billion in projects countering China’s control of rare earths, with early funding for Alcoa’s gallium refinery in Western Australia and the Arafura mine in the Northern Territory. Defence ties were reinforced through AUKUS, Apache helicopters, and Ghost Shark undersea drones. A new “Technology Prosperity Deal” expands cooperation in AI, quantum, and space industries, while the US hailed an expected $1.4 trillion inflow from Australian superannuation funds by 2035 as a “historic” investment in the American economy.

>>>/qresearch/23755149 From flowers to golf, no missteps in Albanese’s visit – Anthony Albanese’s visit to Washington unfolded as a diplomatic success, marked by warmth and smooth protocol. Donald Trump hosted the Prime Minister at Blair House, the official U.S. presidential guest residence situated opposite the White House, traditionally reserved for visiting heads of state. The gesture, accompanied by flowers from Trump and Melania, signalled goodwill before the two leaders met in the Cabinet Room alongside JD Vance, Marco Rubio and Pete Hegseth. Albanese’s team included Kevin Rudd, who drew laughter after a brief, humorous exchange with Trump over past remarks. Over a three-course lunch of roast chicken and pavlova, Trump expressed interest in becoming the first US President to visit Australia since Barack Obama, hinting at attending the 2028 Presidents Cup in Melbourne. Later, Albanese met Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and dined with Rubio.

>>>/qresearch/23755163 Analysis: Inside Albanese’s extremely successful Trump meeting (where I was called a nasty guy) – "There is no way to describe Anthony Albanese’s first proper meeting with Donald Trump as anything other than a raging success. With one glaring exception, Albanese achieved everything he came to Washington to do: he inked a landmark critical minerals deal, secured the US president’s emphatic support for the AUKUS defence pact, and shared an apparently genuine camaraderie with Trump – who called Australia 'an amazing ally'. 'There’s never been any games,' Trump enthused. 'There are some games with other countries, but there haven’t been games with Australia.' Even the awkward exchange with Kevin Rudd – when Trump said, 'I don’t like you either, and I probably never will' – seemed to clear the air. And Rudd wasn’t the only one to cop it. Trump called this reporter a 'nasty guy' when I tried to ask a second question, while he told another Australian journalist, The Nightly’s Latika Bourke, that she didn’t know anything about the Russia-Ukraine war, and then told her to be 'quiet'. Escaping the White House unscathed is a tough task. But Albanese has done it, even if others have a few scars." – Michael Koziol, The Age

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>>>/qresearch/23755187 The White House Tweet: - (Video) "It's great to have the Prime Minister of Australia, a lot of friends over there… we work together very much on rare earths, critical minerals, and lots of other things." - President Donald J. Trump - https://x.com/WhiteHouse/status/1980645712099528908

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>>>/qresearch/23755200 OPINION: I’ve sat with Trump in the Oval Office, and I give Albanese a 10/10 – "Anthony Albanese and his team, including ambassador Kevin Rudd, should be very pleased with their meeting with President Donald Trump. They achieved the main objective, which was to get in and out without mishap. Trump lavished the prime minister with praise and Albanese lavished back without appearing sycophantic. It was definitely a 10/10 in diplomatic and political terms. The agreement on rare earths development and processing is a very good step forward … but it is easier to announce deals in the White House than it is to actually make them happen. So there is much work to do. Of course, Trump loves AUKUS — he is hyper-transactional and loves a good deal. Bullshit and backslapping are fine, but delivering the goods is what matters. So far, so good." – Malcolm Turnbull, The Age

>>>/qresearch/23755204 Video: Kevin Rudd should not be sacked after Donald Trump’s rebuke, Malcolm Turnbull insists – Malcolm Turnbull has defended Kevin Rudd’s role as Australia’s ambassador to the US, dismissing Coalition calls for his removal after Donald Trump told him, “I don’t like you, and I probably never will.” Turnbull described the exchange as “tongue-in-cheek” and said sacking Rudd would project weakness, praising Anthony Albanese’s “10 out of 10” White House performance for balancing warmth and dignity. He said Trump’s comments on China showed the US president “is not a warmonger” and wants peace, but warned that “warm words don’t build submarines,” noting America’s production shortfalls still jeopardise Australia’s AUKUS timeline. Turnbull said the meeting’s outcomes hadn’t changed the practical challenges facing the submarine deal, which requires US output to more than double before Australia can receive any vessels.

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>>>/qresearch/23755216 Video: Anthony Albanese defends Kevin Rudd after criticism from Donald Trump – Anthony Albanese has reaffirmed his support for Kevin Rudd, calling him a “fantastic” ambassador after Donald Trump told Rudd, “I don’t like you either, and I probably never will.” The prime minister said the exchange ended with Mr Trump’s words, “all is forgiven,” and praised Rudd’s work in Washington, noting “every single person on The Hill” had endorsed him. Speaking at a Friends of Australia breakfast, Albanese thanked Rudd for “working his guts out” on AUKUS and US relations. Veteran Republican Michael McCaul also backed Rudd, saying he had been “there every step of the way” on the submarine pact. Albanese hailed the trip’s success, including an $8.5 billion critical minerals partnership and renewed AUKUS commitments aimed at a “more secure and peaceful Indo-Pacific region.”

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>>>/qresearch/23755221 ‘Kevin works his guts out’: PM endorses Rudd’s contributions – (Video) Anthony Albanese has confirmed Kevin Rudd will remain Australia’s ambassador to Washington through the 2026 US midterms, praising him as an “outstanding” and “extraordinarily hard-working” representative. At a Friends of Australia caucus and a BHP anniversary event, Albanese said Rudd “works his guts out” and credited him for the visit’s success. Senior sources said Rudd helped secure Julian Assange’s release, progress AUKUS legislation and deliver the $8.5 billion critical minerals deal with the Trump administration. Republican co-chair Michael McCaul said “Kevin was there every step of the way” on AUKUS, while joking about his exchange with Mr Trump. Albanese described his own rapport with the US president as “warm” and “constructive”, reflecting the alliance’s strength.

>>>/qresearch/23755234 ‘I’m alive’: Rudd bounces back from Trump spray – After Donald Trump’s public rebuke in the White House Cabinet Room, Kevin Rudd quickly reasserted his diplomatic footing on day two of Anthony Albanese’s Washington visit. At a Friends of Australia breakfast at Blair House — attended by bipartisan US lawmakers including Michael McCaul and Tim Kaine — Rudd joked “I’m alive” and received applause for his role advancing AUKUS and critical minerals cooperation. McCaul praised that “Kevin was there every step of the way.” Later, at BHP’s 140th anniversary embassy lunch, Rudd earned plaudits from Albanese and Interior Secretary Doug Burgum for his tireless advocacy and bipartisan outreach. Albanese called him “an outstanding Australian representative” whose “hard work” underpinned the visit’s success.

>>>/qresearch/23755241 Trump meets Albanese, nailing down rare earth deal; move cannot change supply landscape soon due to refinery bottleneck: expert – "US President Donald Trump met visiting Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Monday at the White House, nailing down a rare earth agreement, but Chinese observers noted the deal cannot shake China's dominant status in supply chain in short term, as the thorny issue is advanced refining technologies rather than reserves. Yu Lei, a professor from the Department of International Politics and Economics at Shandong University, told the Global Times on Tuesday that the core issue behind the rare earth and critical mineral agreement signed by the US and Australia lies in technology rather than resources ... Yu warned, 'first is the market issue — its rare earth products lack sufficient export markets, and US domestic demand is far from enough to absorb Australia's production capacity; second is the technological bottleneck — there is still sufficient gap for Australia to meet the requirements for high-purity refining.' Chen Hong, a professor and director of the Australian Studies Centre at East China Normal University, described Albanese's Washington visit as 'Band-Aid diplomacy' with the US; however, Australia should also bear in mind the big picture and long-term interests for itself. 'Being the US ally should not be at the expense of stability in Asia-Pacific,' the expert said." – Zhang Han and Ma Tong, The Global Times

>>>/qresearch/23755255 Video: China hits back at Australia’s protest after PLA jet releases flares close to RAAF aircraft over South China Sea – China has accused Australia of “illegally intruding” into its airspace after a Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) P-8A Poseidon patrol aircraft was approached by a Chinese Su-35 fighter jet that released flares nearby over the South China Sea. People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Senior Colonel Li Jianjian said Chinese forces were dispatched to “track, monitor, take countermeasures and warn off the aircraft,” warning that the Australian move “seriously violated China’s sovereignty.” Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles said the Australian patrol had acted lawfully and that the incident was “unsafe and unprofessional,” prompting a diplomatic protest in Beijing. It was the second such confrontation this year.

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>>>/qresearch/23759574 ‘Here for the long term’: US seeks to entrench presence in Australia under AUKUS – Senior US officials are expected to seek ongoing use of HMAS Stirling naval base in Western Australia under a Pentagon review of the AUKUS pact, deepening American military access as it prepares for potential conflict with China. The review, led by Elbridge Colby, may formalise a rotational presence of up to four US nuclear-powered submarines and 1,000 personnel from 2027, under Submarine Rotational Force–West. The base’s proximity to the Indian Ocean gives the US strategic reach beyond Hawaii. Defence expert Mike Pezzullo said the US “has long coveted the idea of an operating location like this and they are not going to want to give it up.”

>>>/qresearch/23759580 Defence orders brutal budget cuts as AUKUS and frigate costs soar – Defence chiefs have ordered sweeping cost reductions as the soaring expense of AUKUS submarines and Hunter-class frigates strains the budget. Air Force Chief Stephen Chappell has directed reviews to “mitigate overspending,” including delaying projects, cutting maintenance, and reducing aircraft flying hours, while Chief of Defence David Johnston has capped reservist workdays at 150. The navy’s frigates now cost $5.9bn per ship, rising to $9bn with design costs, and AUKUS will consume $3.3bn this year alone. Analysts warn the austerity drive risks “sacrificing existing capabilities” to fund future ones, leaving Australia’s defence readiness dangerously stretched despite government claims of record spending.

>>>/qresearch/23759585 Solomon Islands ‘anti-Beijing warrior’ Daniel Suidani dies – Former Malaita premier Daniel Suidani, a leading critic of China’s influence in the Pacific, has died in hospital in Honiara. Known for banning Chinese companies from his province and opposing the Solomon Islands’ 2019 diplomatic switch from Taiwan to Beijing, Suidani was ousted in 2023 for refusing to accept the “one China” policy but later reinstated by the High Court. He had recently vowed to reclaim leadership, declaring “I still have the support of the people.” Suidani condemned China’s “Fengqiao Experience” policing model in Malaita, calling it an intrusion on Melanesian culture. His death is seen as a major loss for Australia’s regional allies critical of Beijing’s expansion.

>>>/qresearch/23759587 Brittany Higgins abandons Linda Reynolds defamation appeal – Brittany Higgins has withdrawn her appeal against a judgment that she defamed former Liberal minister Linda Reynolds, leaving in place a $340,000 damages order and legal costs that could exceed $2 million. The decision ends her bid to delay bankruptcy proceedings launched by Ms Reynolds, who is seeking access to Ms Higgins’ compensation trust. Justice Paul Tottle found Ms Higgins made “objectively untrue and misleading” statements about a political cover-up of her alleged rape and ordered her to pay 80 per cent of Ms Reynolds’ legal costs. Ms Higgins’ partner, David Sharaz, has also been pursued for bankruptcy after separate damages and cost orders in Ms Reynolds’ favour.

>>>/qresearch/23759596 Forced adoption redress scheme to offer compensation for impacted Tasmanians – Tasmania will establish a redress scheme for women subjected to historical forced adoptions, becoming the second jurisdiction after Victoria to do so. Premier Jeremy Rockliff apologised for the “significant pain and suffering” caused by the practice, promising compensation and counselling support to affected mothers. Survivors, including 75-year-old Robyn Cohen, welcomed the move but warned consultation delays could see victims die before receiving justice. Lawyer Angela Sdrinis said the government must “move very swiftly” and that Victoria’s $30,000 payment was “woefully inadequate.” The scheme, limited to mothers, is expected to begin next year with transitional payments available sooner.

>>>/qresearch/23759609 Video: US conspiracy theorist linked to Wieambilla shootings pleads guilty to watered-down charge – Arizona-based conspiracy theorist Donald Day Jr, known online as “Geronimo’s Bones”, has pleaded guilty to unlawfully possessing firearms and ammunition after police found nine high-powered weapons, hundreds of rounds, and a sniper hide at his rural property. The plea deal dropped charges of threatening FBI agents and public figures. Prosecutors said Day had exchanged messages with Queensland extremists Gareth, Stacey, and Nathaniel Train, who murdered police constables Matthew Arnold and Rachel McCrow, and neighbour Alan Dare during the 2022 Wieambilla ambush. Despite a violent criminal history banning him from owning firearms, Day admitted using and teaching others to use them. He has served two years in custody and faces up to 15 years in prison, though prosecutors have agreed to recommend a sentence at the lower end of the scale.

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>>>/qresearch/23763863 Video: Servicewomen launch legal action against Defence Force over sexual assault, discrimination – Australian servicewomen have launched a landmark class action against the Commonwealth, alleging decades of systemic sexual violence, rape, harassment and discrimination within the Australian Defence Force. Filed in the Federal Court by law firm JGA Saddler, the suit could involve up to 20,000 women. Lawyer Josh Aylward said many faced retaliation for reporting assaults. Former RAAF member “Gemma” said she was forced to keep working alongside her alleged attacker, leaving her with severe trauma and suicidal thoughts. The 2024 Defence Suicides Royal Commission found 800 sexual assault allegations in five years. Defence said it was developing a new sexual misconduct prevention strategy under Respect@Work reforms.

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>>>/qresearch/23763913 Video: Police Taskforce Summit to take over ongoing search for fugitive Dezi Freeman – Victoria Police has launched Taskforce Summit to lead the ongoing hunt for fugitive Dezi Freeman, accused of murdering two police officers in Porepunkah, 300km northeast of Melbourne, on August 26. The taskforce, led by a detective inspector from the State Anti-Gangs Division, includes detectives from Crime Command, the Fugitive Squad, Armed Crime Squad, VIPER Taskforce, Special Operations Group and Search and Rescue. Mount Buffalo National Park, long central to the search, has now fully reopened after extensive but fruitless sweeps. Assistant Commissioner Martin O’Brien urged public assistance, saying the $1 million reward for Freeman’s arrest remains in place. Police believe a tip-off will ultimately end the manhunt.

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>>>/qresearch/23767648 ‘I was Epstein’s perfect victim’: the life of Virginia Giuffre in her own words – Virginia Giuffre’s posthumous memoir Nobody’s Girl provides the most complete account yet of her life, tracing her abuse by Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, her alleged encounters with Prince Andrew, and her later years in Australia. Recruited at 16 while working at Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort, Giuffre describes being drawn into Epstein’s circle, forced into sexual servitude and flown to meet his powerful associates. She alleges she was trafficked internationally and abused by Andrew three times, claims he continues to deny. The book also recounts her early family trauma, escape to Thailand, marriage to Australian Robert Giuffre, and her role in helping expose Epstein’s network through US lawsuits. In her final years she struggled with mental illness and domestic difficulties. Giuffre died by suicide in Perth in April 2025, aged 41, leaving instructions that her memoir be published to raise awareness of sexual exploitation and trafficking.

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>>>/qresearch/23767658 Review: Virginia Giuffre’s devastating memoir reveals a lifetime of abuse – (Video) "Her name may forever be tied to powerful men — Jeffrey Epstein, Prince Andrew, Jean-Luc Brunel — but Virginia Roberts Giuffre makes it known that she wants to stand alone now. And with Nobody’s Girl, she reclaims her identity from all of them. The posthumous memoir, which follows Giuffre’s suicide earlier this year at the age of 41, is a devastating read. With composure and candour, the abuse survivor and sex-trafficking activist recounts a short life marred by sexual violence. It started in early childhood at the hands of her father, and proved unrelenting until adulthood. Only fleeing from paedophile Epstein and his co-conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell put an end to it. Before she died, Giuffre insisted that she wanted her autobiography to be published, collaborating with ghostwriter Amy Wallace for four years to chronicle a tragic but fearless life. Her personal backstory had been repeatedly maligned and mischaracterised ever since she went public with her abuse. After sharing her trauma to courts and the media so many times, Nobody’s Girl was to be her final comment on Epstein." – Nathan Smith, The Age

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>>>/qresearch/23767695 Nobody’s Girl review: Should you read Virginia Giuffre’s memoir? – "I have lost count of the number of people — most of them women — who want an answer to this question. They have seen all the reporting around Nobody’s Girl … and they have mixed feelings about whether they should buy a copy. Some are thinking: oh, do I really want to read a memoir of abuse? Others may be thinking: haven’t we heard all this before? … Some, like Virginia, won’t make it. She’s dead. So, should you read it? Look, I’m going to make the case for yes, emphatically yes. Nobody’s Girl is an immensely valuable resource … Giuffre was a child growing up in the small town of Loxahatchee when she was assaulted by a grown-up. ‘When children are abused,’ she explains, ‘they start to believe that love and violation go together.’ … She names many of the people who took advantage of her, which brings me to the reference to Trump on page 222. It doesn’t fit the narrative: ‘Epstein had been shunned by at least one powerful person,’ Giuffre writes. ‘Donald Trump ended Epstein’s membership at Mar-a-Lago … after Epstein hit on the teenage daughter of another member.’" – Caroline Overington, The Australian

>>>/qresearch/23767734 Nobody’s Girl by Virginia Roberts Giuffre review: a devastating exposé of power, corruption and abuse – "There is a strand running through Nobody’s Girl - a memoir by Virginia Roberts Giuffre, who died by suicide in April this year – in which the activist and survivor of Jeffrey Epstein grapples with something more insidious than abuse. “I know it is a lot to take in,” she writes after a gruelling early passage detailing how she was sexually abused as a child. “But please don’t stop reading.” After recounting the first time Epstein allegedly forced her to have sex with one of his billionaire friends, she writes, “I need a breather. I bet you do too.” Throughout the book, Giuffre beguiles, apologises and cheerfully breaks the fourth wall in an effort to soften the distaste she assumes her story will trigger. Make no mistake: this is a book about power, corruption, industrial-scale sex abuse and the way in which institutions sided with the perpetrator over his victims. Epstein hanged himself in prison while awaiting trial in 2019 and Ghislaine Maxwell, his co-conspirator, is serving a 20-year sentence for sex trafficking, outcomes largely enabled by Giuffre’s testimony. But it is also a book about how a young woman becomes a hero. And yet here she is, having to charm us out of shrinking from her in horror. Giuffre was rightly proud of holding Epstein and Maxwell to account. And yet for any survivor of sexual violence, the cost of recovery - let alone of confronting her abusers in front of the world - can be impossibly steep. At the beginning of the book, Amy Wallace shares details of Giuffre’s fraught final months, including multiple health problems and alleged domestic violence at the hands of Robert Giuffre, her Australian husband ... On 1 April, Giuffre wrote to Wallace: “It is my heartfelt wish that this work be published, regardless of my circumstances at the time.” Three weeks later, she was found dead on her remote Australian farm, leaving behind three children. In a lawsuit Giuffre brought against Epstein in 2009, her lawyers stated the injuries she suffered as a result of his abuse included “a loss of the capacity to enjoy life”, and were of a magnitude that made them “permanent in nature”. The same might be said for this important, courageous, tragically posthumous book." - Emma Brockes, The Guardian

>>>/qresearch/23767761 The tragic life of Virginia Giuffre, victim of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell – "Choosing the saddest moment in Virginia Giuffre’s life is tough. Was it the father who traded her prepubescent body to a friend? The “prime minister” who raped her so violently he left her bleeding? Or the bitter end of the relationship with the only man who dedicated his life to fixing hers? Virginia Giuffre, who died by her own hand six months ago, acknowledges the abuse catalogued in her posthumous memoir, Nobody’s Girl, constitutes a “trauma reel.” Published on Tuesday, the book is an insiders account of one of the great abuse-of-power scandals of the 21st century. As one of the financier Jeffrey Epstein’s central victims, Giuffre was presented as a gift to the rich and powerful. The abuse continued after Giuffre escaped aged 19. Prince Andrew, the most prominent man accused by Giuffre of using her for sex, asked a police bodyguard to investigate the young woman, who he told a senior palace official had a criminal record in the US, the Daily Mail reported overnight. In Nobody’s Girl Giuffre describes how, as a teenager, she believed Epstein cared for the girls he shared around for sex. She changed her mind when a man described as a “well-known prime minister” choked and beat her in a room on Epstein’s private Caribbean island. Afterwards, Giuffre begged Epstein for protection. He coldly told her the abuse was part of her job ... There was no happy ending. Unable to bear the weigh of her life, Giuffre took her life at the Western Australia property she bought with compensation from lawsuits against banks that helped Epstein’s business after he was accused of sexual abuse against children in 2006. Written over four years, Nobody’s Girl’s original text portrayed Giuffre’s husband as her saviour. The couple’s marriage broke down in the months before her death, though, and Robert had taken out a legal order restricting her access to their three children. Three weeks before her suicide, People magazine reported she was an alleged victim of domestic violence. The magazine reported that her brother Sky Roberts and his wife Amanda were allegedly concerned she could die at the hands of her estranged partner, who denied the allegation He was not charged, even though Giuffre made a police complaint at the time, according to People. As the book neared publication, family members became concerned the manuscript presented the marriage too positively. They convinced publisher Knopf to include a foreword that referred to the bitter end of the relationship. Powerless and pretty, the teenage Giuffre was exploited by men who had everything she didn’t. As an adult, Giuffre was no longer a victim. The strength of her story made her far more powerful, morally, than anyone who abused her." – Aaron Patrick, The Nightly

>>>/qresearch/23767774 ‘Tell us everything you saw, Andrew, for Virginia’s sake’ – Amy Wallace, the American journalist who co-wrote Virginia Giuffre’s memoir Nobody’s Girl, has urged Prince Andrew to reveal what he knows about Jeffrey Epstein’s network, regardless of his personal involvement. Wallace said Giuffre’s “fervent wish” was that every man she was trafficked to be brought to justice. Having worked alongside Giuffre for four years, Wallace described her as brave, wary of trust after Ghislaine Maxwell’s betrayal, and determined to help other survivors. The book recounts Giuffre’s alleged encounters with Epstein, Maxwell, and Prince Andrew, whom she accused of misconduct — claims Andrew has always denied. Wallace said Andrew “has information about other things that were going on” and should step forward. She also revealed Giuffre’s admiration for Donald Trump, her disillusionment with politics, and her isolation before her death. “She built a life beyond her trauma,” Wallace said, “even though it wasn’t perfect all the time.”

>>>/qresearch/23767778 Video: 'Nobody's Girl' shows Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre as 'a woman in full,' says co-author - Author Amy Wallace joins Morning Joe to discuss 'Nobody's Girl: A Memoir of Surviving Abuse and Fighting for Justice,' a book she co-authored with Virginia Roberts Giuffre. - MSNBC

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>>>/qresearch/23767784 Video: Co-author of Epstein survivor Virginia Giuffre's memoir details new revelations from the book - 'I think she would be very proud and it's a victory for her even after her passing': Amy Wallace, co-author of "Nobody's Girl" details what it was like to work with Epstein survivor Virginia Roberts Giuffre's to write her memoir. - CNN

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>>>/qresearch/23767791 Video: Epstein survivor Virginia Giuffre’s posthumous memoir exposes abuse by powerful men - A new book tells the story of Virginia Roberts Giuffre, one of many victims of sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. Giuffre died by suicide earlier this year. Her posthumous memoir explores her resilience while also revealing new details about the abuse she suffered at the hands of powerful figures. Amna Nawaz has that story. And a warning, this report includes accounts of sexual abuse and suicide. - PBS NewsHour

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>>>/qresearch/23771419 Anthony Albanese heads to Malaysia and South Korea for major summits – Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has departed for Malaysia and South Korea to attend high-level summits with dozens of world leaders, including US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping. Calling the meetings “a critical time” for the Indo-Pacific, he said one in four Australian jobs rely on trade and that he would prioritise expanding economic and security partnerships. The ASEAN and APEC gatherings will centre on regional stability, trade growth, and global cooperation, with the Xi–Trump meeting expected to address China’s stated aim to “reunify” Taiwan by 2027. Mr Albanese said stronger global collaboration “reduces trade barriers” and “enlivens competition.”

>>>/qresearch/23771439 Donald Trump’s AUKUS nod echoed as new sub welcomed – The USS Utah, the 28th Virginia-class submarine, has been christened in Connecticut, with senior US officials reaffirming the strength of AUKUS and the deepening of defence ties with Australia. Congressman Joe Courtney said the partnership was helping expand America’s submarine industrial base and create jobs, adding that “our closest allies — Australia and the United Kingdom — are locking arms with us as never before.” He cited Donald Trump’s recent endorsement of AUKUS as validation of billions invested in the sector. US Navy Secretary John Phelan called the Virginia-class fleet “the undersea workhorse,” essential to deterrence and maintaining open sea lanes.

>>>/qresearch/23771442 Eddie McGuire urges Melbourne to follow Los Angeles’ path on safety revival – Eddie McGuire says Melbourne should consider a Los Angeles-style crackdown on crime to revive its struggling city centre, warning that safety fears and constant protests are deterring workers and visitors. “If you make it safer to get there… and you don’t feel like you’re going to get robbed on the train,” he said, “it makes a huge difference.” McGuire praised LA’s recent policing boost as a model for Melbourne, where weekday CBD activity has stalled at 52 per cent of pre-pandemic levels. He cautioned against blanket protest bans but said weekly stand-offs were “too much.” The Allan government has introduced bail reforms and bans on machetes amid rising crime.

>>>/qresearch/23771455 ‘I don’t forget’: Trump casts doubt on Rudd forgiveness – (Video) US President Donald Trump has suggested he has not forgiven Australian ambassador Kevin Rudd, saying he “doesn’t forget” past criticism in which Rudd labelled him “a traitor to the West” and “the most destructive president in history.” During Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s meeting at the White House, Trump told Rudd, “I don’t like you either. And I probably never will,” though later said Rudd “seemed like a good guy.” Speaking before leaving for Asia, Trump said he would soon appoint a new US ambassador to Australia, one Albanese “will like.”

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>>>/qresearch/23771466 Video: Ambassador Kevin Rudd denies tense exchanges with Trump officials as US President says he ‘doesn’t forget’ critics – Kevin Rudd has denied reports of “testy” meetings with senior Trump officials, after US President Donald Trump said he “doesn’t forget” people who criticise him. Sources claimed Rudd clashed with Trump aides Stephen Miller and Elbridge Colby, but the ambassador called such claims “completely false.” Government sources noted Rudd hosted US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Senator Marco Rubio after the White House meeting, showing “ongoing goodwill.” During that meeting, Trump told Rudd, “I don’t like you and probably never will.” Despite tensions, the summit delivered major outcomes, including an $8.5 billion critical minerals deal and reaffirmed US commitment to AUKUS.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=FaAswJAAEMI - ‘Successful meeting’: Trump ‘profusely praised’ Albanese during White House press conference [Channel: Sky News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23771501 Email reveals Epstein used Andrew as fixer to lure Australian PM’s daughter to mansion – Newly revealed emails show Jeffrey Epstein asked Prince Andrew to arrange a dinner with Katherine Keating, daughter of former Australian prime minister Paul Keating. In a February 2011 message, Epstein wrote: “Would you ask Katherine Keating if she would like to come for dinner with Woody Allen next week in New York?” to which Andrew replied, “Will do.” Ms Keating confirmed she attended the dinner at Andrew’s invitation, describing it as “a large social event” with prominent media figures present. She denied any wrongdoing or knowledge of Epstein’s crimes. The revelation comes amid renewed scrutiny of Andrew’s continued contact with Epstein after claiming to have cut ties.

>>>/qresearch/23775854 Video: Mossad names mastermind of Australian antisemitic attacks – Israel’s Mossad has identified Sardar Amar, a senior Iranian Revolutionary Guard commander, as the figure behind the 2024 arson attacks on Melbourne’s Adass Israel Synagogue and Sydney’s Lewis’ Continental Kitchen. The Albanese government expelled Iran’s ambassador and moved to list the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organisation following ASIO’s findings linking Iran to the attacks. Mossad said Amar oversaw a network promoting global assaults on Jewish targets, including foiled operations in Greece and Germany. Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke called Iran’s actions “disgraceful.” ASIO Director-General Mike Burgess said the IRGC used proxies to conceal involvement, adding Iran “literally and figuratively lit the matches.”

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>>>/qresearch/23775891 Palestinian Authority calls for Australian troops to help secure Gaza peace – The Palestinian Authority has urged Australia to join an international peacekeeping force in Gaza, with deputy foreign minister Omar Awadallah saying Australia could assist “by sending forces, by sending experts, by supporting the training of Palestinian security personnel.” He said an Australian presence would assure Palestinians the force sought “to stabilise the situation, not… another kind of occupation.” Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Australia would consider contributions, having already sent an ADF liaison officer to the US-led coordination centre in Israel. Awadallah said there was “no role for Hamas” in post-war Gaza and welcomed Australia’s recognition of Palestinian statehood, calling it “of great importance.”

>>>/qresearch/23775923 Japan’s ‘Iron Lady’ Sanae Takaichi urges closer ties with Australia to counter China – Prime Minister Anthony Albanese met Japan’s new leader, Sanae Takaichi, on the sidelines of the ASEAN summit, where she urged that Japan and Australia “spearhead efforts” for a free and open Indo-Pacific and deepen cooperation beyond the Quad. Ms Takaichi, Japan’s first female prime minister, said both nations had “the will and capacity” to realise this vision. Mr Albanese said the two countries stood for “freedom in the Pacific” and highlighted Australia’s purchase of Mogami-class frigates. As Mr Trump and Xi Jinping prepare for their summit in South Korea, Canberra and Tokyo are strengthening strategic ties amid rising tensions over China’s regional ambitions.

>>>/qresearch/23775946 Video: Albanese raises jet flare incident with Chinese premier ‘very directly’ – Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said he confronted Chinese Premier Li Qiang “very directly” over a Chinese military jet’s deployment of flares near an Australian P-8A Poseidon aircraft on October 19. Speaking in Kuala Lumpur, Albanese called it “an incident of concern” and said, “friends are able to discuss issues frankly.” The meeting followed his Washington visit and a $13 billion rare earths deal with US President Donald Trump. Li said China-Australia ties were “seeing an upward momentum.” Albanese also met Japan’s new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi to reaffirm support for the Quad and a “free and open Indo-Pacific.”

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=bEeyE3-dD54 - PM Albanese tells Beijing to 'respect the rules' | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23780188 Video: Fearing a flare-up, Anthony Albanese shoots from the lip about his mate, Xi Jinping – Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said his trust in Chinese President Xi Jinping “has not been shaken” after a Chinese jet fired a flare near an Australian patrol plane, calling Premier Li Qiang “my friend” while insisting “friends are able to discuss issues frankly.” In Kuala Lumpur, Albanese urged Asian leaders “not to succumb to fatalism” and to share responsibility for regional stability. He said Xi “has never given [him] a reason not to trust him.” Albanese reaffirmed hopes for a Quad meeting early next year and welcomed the upcoming Trump–Xi summit, describing his US critical minerals deal as “a really good outcome.”

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=lkc5p50NpHE - Australia gets exports boost as world markets await Trump's next move | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23780195 Meta, TikTok and Snap say they oppose Australia's youth social media ban but will comply with it – Meta, TikTok and Snap told parliament they will follow Australia’s new ban on users under 16, despite believing it will not protect young people. The law, taking effect December 10, requires platforms to block under-16 users or face fines of up to A$49.5 million. Meta’s Mia Garlick said 450,000 underage accounts would be contacted to delete or store their data, while TikTok and Snap said they would deactivate accounts flagged by behavioural tracking. “We don’t agree, but we accept and will abide by the law,” Snap executive Jennifer Stout said. TikTok’s Ella Woods-Joyce added, “We are on track to meet our compliance.”

>>>/qresearch/23780205 Video: Virginia Roberts Giuffre's brothers say Jeffrey Epstein's cameras captured crimes, demand they be released – Virginia Giuffre’s brothers have called for US authorities to release evidence she said was held by the FBI, including alleged video tapes showing powerful men committing crimes inside Jeffrey Epstein’s properties. Her brother Sky Roberts told 7.30 the US Department of Justice “holds the key to this entire investigation” and that his sister had turned over “numerous documents” still unreleased. In her memoir Nobody’s Girl, Giuffre described years of sexual abuse, including by Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, and alleged she was forced to have sex with a “well-known prime minister”. Her older brother Danny Wilson said she told him years ago, “I’m saving the best for last.” Giuffre’s friend Dini von Mueffling said hidden cameras were “very well known” to exist in Epstein’s homes and urged the release of any seized footage. Sky called her book a “predator’s playbook”, showing both the manipulation and “the goofiness, the quirkiness” of his sister, adding, “I think she refused to stay silent.”

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=Adc-tdrOM6M - Virginia Roberts Giuffre's brothers want the Epstein files to be released | 7.30 [Channel: ABC News In-depth]

>>>/qresearch/23780215 Survivors of paedophile teacher Peter Farmer sue Victorian Education Department – Six survivors of paedophile teacher Peter Farmer are suing the Victorian Education Department, alleging it failed to protect them and allowed him to keep teaching — and offending — in the Northern Territory after complaints surfaced in the 1980s. Farmer, who groomed and assaulted students at a Newborough primary school, was jailed for six and a half years after pleading guilty to 10 charges. Judge Geoffrey Chettle described his conduct as “extensive, repetitive and repulsive”. Former students Lola* and Jo* told the ABC he was “an absolute mastermind”, normalising abuse in the classroom while calling victims his “wives”. Witness Dianne Smith said she reported seeing Farmer molest a girl in 1988, but he was allowed to resign and later taught elsewhere. Lawyer Grace Wilson said the department’s inaction allowed Farmer to continue abusing children, calling its response “a failure of duty of care”. The department has denied responsibility but issued an apology to victims.

>>>/qresearch/23780242 Video: On the dark web, paedophiles are sharing tips on how to abuse children in child care – A Four Corners investigation has found encrypted forums on the dark web where offenders exchange information about infiltrating childcare centres and evading detection. Professor Michael Salter of UNSW said the offenders’ own posts showed that “early child care [is] a conducive place for the abuse of children”. The forums contain so-called “handbooks” outlining grooming tactics and methods for gaining employment in child care. Some users also boasted of access to children, prompting calls for stronger regulation. The investigation links these forums to convicted offenders including former childcare worker Ashley Griffith, sentenced to life imprisonment for assaulting children in Australia and Italy. Former AFP agent Drew Viney said Griffith’s case was “one of the worst” he had seen, describing how forensic work led police to multiple centres. Experts warned that inadequate supervision made childcare facilities attractive to offenders, with Dr Mike Bourke urging vigilance and communication among parents and staff.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=Kyk14zCFTiQ - How predators are targeting children in childcare | Four Corners Documentary [Channel: ABC News In-depth]

>>>/qresearch/23784970 Australia, Asian mates take veiled swipe at Beijing as PM prepares to dine with Trump – Australia and eleven Southeast Asian nations warned that “intensifying geo-strategic shifts” were “heightening the risk of conflict,” in a statement seen as a rebuke to Beijing after Chinese military provocations. The ASEAN–Australia declaration called for restraint, “freedom of navigation,” and adherence to international law. Anthony Albanese said it reflected a “shared commitment to upholding a peaceful and stable Southeast Asia.” Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said engagement with China “doesn’t mean condoning excesses.” Albanese now heads to APEC in South Korea, where Donald Trump and Xi Jinping will discuss trade and rare earths. Chinese Premier Li Qiang accused the US of “economic bullying.” Albanese reaffirmed support for the Philippines and Japan.

>>>/qresearch/23784984 Online ‘hunters’ targeting girls, says AFP commissioner Krissy Barrett – Australian Federal Police Commissioner Krissy Barrett has warned that boys and young men are “hunting, stalking and grooming teenagers online” and coercing them to commit acts of violence against themselves and others. In her first major address, Ms Barrett said “crimefluencers” glorifying sadism, nihilism and Satanism were forming decentralised online networks to target pre-teen and teenage girls. She revealed the AFP had identified 59 alleged offenders linked to these groups, with several international arrests made. A new AFP taskforce, Pompilid, will “identify, disrupt and dismantle” criminal ecosystems exploiting children. Ms Barrett said perpetrators sought notoriety, not money or sexual gratification. She also unveiled work with Microsoft on an AI tool to interpret emoji and slang in encrypted chats, as the AFP expands child exploitation and terrorism investigations.

>>>/qresearch/23784992 Video: Dozens arrested in Operation Ironside sting across South Australia – Police have arrested 55 people and laid more than 800 charges in a new phase of Operation Ironside, targeting organised crime linked to the encrypted AN0M app. Deputy Police Commissioner Linda Williams called the coordinated raids “a significant blow” to criminal syndicates, with $25.8m in assets seized across 23 properties. Those arrested face drug trafficking, manufacturing, and money-laundering charges. Authorities allege the offenders include a Comanchero gang member and associates of other groups. Nearly 2.5m intercepted AN0M messages informed the operation, which followed a High Court ruling upholding the app’s use in prosecutions. Since 2021, 164 people have been arrested in South Australia under Ironside, with further arrests expected. “We will create a hostile environment for you to operate in,” Williams said.

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>>>/qresearch/23788837 ‘Blurred lines’ between state actors, organised crime, AFP Commissioner Krissy Barrett warns – (Video) Australian Federal Police Commissioner Krissy Barrett has cautioned that the distinction between “state-sponsored” operations and organised crime is eroding, forcing law enforcement to rethink its counter-interference strategy. Citing recent Mossad claims that an Iranian Quds Force commander directed anti-Semitic attacks in Australia, Barrett said foreign powers were increasingly using underworld figures to mask their activities. She praised the AFP–ASIO task force targeting foreign interference, saying it was “very busy,” though much of its work remained classified. Barrett also endorsed Labor’s bill to list Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organisation and urged parents to remain vigilant despite the upcoming social-media ban for under-16s. “Radicalisation or exploitation … can happen so quickly,” she warned.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=m_D5KVqE8go - IN FULL: Krissy Barrett APM's Address to the National Press Club of Australia [Channel: National Press Club of Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23788843 Video: Iranian state media Press TV hit with foreign influence notice – The Albanese government has branded Iranian broadcaster Press TV a foreign government agent under the Foreign Influence Transparency Scheme, giving it until November 18 to declare its ties to Tehran or face prosecution. Attorney-General Michelle Rowland said non-compliance could lead to criminal penalties. Press TV, sanctioned in 2023 over Iran’s treatment of women, gained attention after interviewing Senator Fatima Payman, who later apologised. Liberal senator Dave Sharma said the action was “two years overdue,” accusing Labor of weak enforcement. Iranian-Australian groups welcomed the move, calling Press TV a “propaganda arm of the regime.” The decision follows ASIO findings linking Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps to anti-Semitic attacks in Australia.

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>>>/qresearch/23788854 Video: Critical praise and a presidential pat: Anthony Albanese basks as Donald Trump talks up $13bn deal – Donald Trump publicly praised Anthony Albanese for doing a “fantastic job” on the $13bn critical minerals agreement between the US and Australia, describing their previous meeting as “great.” At a dinner in South Korea ahead of the APEC summit, Mr Trump patted Mr Albanese’s arm and said, “We’re working together on rare earths, but we’re working on a lot of things together.” The US President also announced a deal with South Korea and voiced optimism about talks with Xi Jinping. OECD chief Mathias Cormann called the minerals partnership “very important and positive,” saying it would strengthen supply chains vital to AI, defence, and energy transition.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=dcq4wg6vC_s - Donald Trump praises Anthony Albanese during APEC summit [Channel: Sky News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23788869 Rare win: Donald Trump and Xi Jinping use superpowers for good – (Video) Donald Trump hailed an “amazing meeting” with Xi Jinping after securing a trade deal to ease US-China tensions, pledging to cut tariffs by 10 per cent in exchange for Beijing delaying rare earth export limits. Xi called for the two nations to be “partners and friends,” with both leaders agreeing to reciprocal visits next year. Mr Trump said “Taiwan never came up” but cited talks on Ukraine and fentanyl. Anthony Albanese welcomed the thaw, calling it “good news” for global stability. Xinhua confirmed a “basic consensus” but gave few details, while Kevin Rudd warned that underlying strategic tensions would persist.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=xTbqu1OWRnI - Trump and Xi Jinping share historic handshake ahead of high-stakes meeting [Channel: Sky News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23788879 New defence committee to cast ‘unblinking eye’ over AUKUS – Parliament is set to create a powerful new defence committee to oversee the AUKUS submarine program, ADF operations and classified strategy. The Coalition will support the bill after previously blocking it, with Opposition defence spokesman Angus Taylor proposing that membership be limited to MPs who back higher defence spending and AUKUS. Former minister Andrew Hastie said the committee would cast “an unblinking eye” on the $368bn program and improve accountability beyond “surface level” scrutiny. Defence Minister Richard Marles and Assistant Minister Peter Khalil said the body, modelled on the intelligence committee, would strengthen transparency while protecting national security.

>>>/qresearch/23788893 Rudd hails Australia’s ‘first-class’ ties with Trump – Australia’s ambassador Kevin Rudd praised Anthony Albanese for maintaining “a first-class working relationship” with Donald Trump while repairing ties with China. Speaking at the Citi A50 Investment Summit, Mr Rudd said Canberra was viewed “positively” in Washington, citing the recent multibillion-dollar critical minerals deal as proof. At an APEC dinner in South Korea, Mr Trump told Mr Albanese, “You’ve done a fantastic job … we’re working together on rare earths.” Mr Rudd said the Prime Minister had “restabilised the China relationship” after disruptions under Scott Morrison, noting that the “strategic tensions” in the region would persist but Australia’s diplomacy was navigating them effectively.

>>>/qresearch/23796662 King Charles strips Andrew of ‘prince’ title and evicts his disgraced brother from Royal Lodge - (Video) Buckingham Palace confirmed that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been stripped of his “prince” title and ordered to vacate Royal Lodge, marking the most severe royal sanction in decades. The King’s brother will relocate to the Sandringham estate in Norfolk, with his new residence privately funded by King Charles. The palace said the move was “necessary” despite Andrew’s continuing denials, adding that “Their Majesties’ thoughts and utmost sympathies remain with the victims and survivors of any and all forms of abuse.” The decision comes days after the release of Virginia Giuffre’s memoir, in which she repeated her claims of being trafficked to Andrew by Jeffrey Epstein at age 17. Her family declared that “an ordinary American girl … brought down a British prince with her truth and extraordinary courage.” The action follows reports Andrew hosted Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell and Harvey Weinstein at Royal Lodge, and had not paid rent for two decades. His ex-wife Sarah Ferguson will make separate living arrangements.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=zKSJFFzJ_UQ - Prince Andrew to lose 'prince' title and move out of the royal lodge | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23796734 Video: King Charles strips Andrew of ‘prince’ title – King Charles has formally stripped Andrew of all titles and honours and ordered him to vacate his 30-room Royal Lodge residence, in the most severe royal sanction in modern history. Buckingham Palace confirmed that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor will move to Sandringham, with accommodation privately funded by the King. The move follows years of fallout from his friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, and the release of Virginia Giuffre’s memoir detailing alleged abuse. Her family said their sister had “brought down a British prince with her truth and extraordinary courage.” The King’s action removes Andrew’s titles of Duke of York, Earl of Inverness and Baron Killyleagh, and cancels his honours in the Order of the Garter and the Royal Victorian Order. Despite the unprecedented decision, Andrew remains eighth in line to the throne. The British government backed the move, saying it sent “a very powerful message to the victims of grooming and sex offences.”

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=pY4rk_ywEaE - Virginia Giuffre’s family release statement on Prince Andrew’s title removal [Channel: Sky News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23796758 ‘She’d be so proud,’ Virginia Giuffre’s family tell BBC – (Video) The family of Virginia Giuffre have hailed the stripping of Prince Andrew’s title as an “unprecedented” victory, saying their sister had “taken down a prince.” Speaking through tears to BBC Newsnight, her brother Sky Roberts said Giuffre was “celebrating from the heavens now saying ‘I did it’,” adding that “she’d be so proud — he’s just Andrew.” He insisted the move was “not enough” and called for an investigation, saying Andrew “needs to be behind bars.” Giuffre’s sister-in-law Amanda said, “Everything she fought for was not in vain,” describing it as “a moment for her and all survivors.” Buckingham Palace announced King Charles had initiated the formal process to remove Andrew’s titles after emails from 2011 showed he remained in contact with Jeffrey Epstein. The family urged US authorities to release further Epstein files, declaring: “The UK is setting an example for what the US should be doing right now.”

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=DM-rxvgxvx0 - "No longer a Prince” | Virginia Giuffre’s family respond as King strips Andrew's title [Channel: BBC Newsnight]

>>>/qresearch/23796791 Video: Albo and Xi rub shoulders at APEC – Anthony Albanese briefly met Chinese President Xi Jinping at the APEC summit in South Korea, a day after HMAS Ballarat conducted a freedom-of-navigation exercise in the South China Sea. Mr Albanese said he discussed recent talks with Premier Li Qiang and raised concerns about the flare incident involving a Chinese jet. He dismissed escalation claims, saying the exercise was “routine.” The meeting followed eased US-China trade tensions and Beijing’s 12-month delay on rare earth export limits. Mr Albanese said Australia’s minerals were “in demand around the world” and welcomed South Korean investment in lithium and critical minerals. After cordial exchanges with Xi and Donald Trump, he said Australia’s diplomacy was “in good shape,” crediting “consistency in leadership” for stronger international ties.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=-2vjThIk_7I - Anthony Albanese talks with Xi Jinping at APEC summit | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23796903 You gain from Kyiv’s pain: envoy blasts Australia’s profit from Ukraine war – Ukraine’s ambassador Vasyl Myroshnychenko has accused Australia of profiting from Russia’s invasion through soaring commodity prices, arguing Canberra has a moral duty to return “many billions” in windfall revenue to Kyiv. In evidence to a parliamentary committee, he said Australia had imported $123 million in fuel refined from Russian “blood oil” in four months — enough, he claimed, to buy 4900 drones used to bomb Ukraine. Mr Myroshnychenko condemned the Albanese government’s “nonsensical” strategy, saying it ignored the rise of a “Russia-China-North Korea co-operative”. He urged Australia to certify fuel imports free of Russian oil and resume aid deliveries, which he said had been “zero” in 2025. Foreign Minister Penny Wong acknowledged Australia lacks the tools to track refined fuel origins but said businesses must avoid funding Russia’s war.

>>>/qresearch/23797004 Hamas’ court bid to overturn its Australian terror listing – Hamas has asked the Federal Court to overturn its designation as a terrorist organisation, arguing the listing breaches international law, impedes ceasefire talks and legitimises Israeli attacks in Gaza. The application was filed through a case brought by Indigenous activist Robbie Thorpe, who claims the terror designation unlawfully restricts freedom of political communication in Australia by silencing discussion of Palestinian resistance. Hamas’ submission argues the listing “declares as unlawful the armed struggle of the Palestinian people” and unfairly brands Gaza’s civilian population as terror supporters. The Commonwealth is contesting the case, which Jewish leaders called “extraordinary and chilling.” Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke said Hamas continues to meet the terrorism threshold, citing its October 7, 2023 attacks. Hamas plans to lodge a fresh delisting request, while legal expert Ben Saul labelled the proscription “broad and excessive.”

>>>/qresearch/23797049 Video: Victorian treaty passes parliament as authority workforce quadruples – Victoria has become the first Australian state to pass legislation enabling a formal treaty with its Indigenous peoples, marking a historic step in recognising self-determination and dual systems of law. The Treaty Authority — established in 2023 as an independent umpire to oversee negotiations between the government and traditional owner groups — reported its workforce had grown from 10 to 38, with 37 per cent Indigenous staff and an expanded role in facilitating both statewide and local treaties. The new advisory body, Gellung Warl, will guide implementation of the framework built through nearly a decade of consultation. Traditional owner groups, including the Dja Dja Wurrung, are now beginning negotiations for local treaties designed to reflect distinct community priorities, while the statewide treaty will address shared issues such as land, governance, and truth-telling.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=gGy2w2ns3Go - Landmark treaty law passed by Victorian parliament with historic scenes of celebration | 7NEWS [Channel: 7NEWS Australia]

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>>>/qresearch/23800853 Australian man Peter Williams faces lengthy US jail term after selling trade secrets to Russian broker – Former Australian intelligence officer and cybersecurity executive Peter Joseph Williams has pleaded guilty in a US court to selling trade secrets to a Russian broker for $US1.3m in cryptocurrency. Prosecutors said the 39-year-old stole eight confidential products intended “exclusively for the US government and select allies”, affecting intelligence operations in both the US and Australia. Working under an alias, he sold the data while employed at defence subcontractor Trenchant, a supplier to the Five Eyes network, and even led an internal probe into his own thefts. Senior FBI agent Alexander Arnott said Williams “betrayed the United States and our allies,” while US Attorney-General Pam Bondi warned, “America’s national security is not for sale.” Williams faces up to 20 years’ jail and likely deportation.

>>>/qresearch/23800897 Video: Queensland pedophile register to launch with names, photos by December – Queensland will become the first state to introduce a public sex offender register under Daniel’s Law, named in honour of murdered schoolboy Daniel Morcombe, whose 2003 abduction and killing exposed critical failings in child protection and offender monitoring. Passed by parliament on Thursday, the legislation will allow parents to identify convicted child sex offenders by name, photograph and year of birth through a three-tier system. Tier 1 will list offenders under supervision or who have breached reporting rules; Tier 2 will allow searches for high-risk offenders in local areas; and Tier 3 will let parents apply to check specific individuals with child contact. Premier David Crisafulli said the law ends “the days of monsters hiding in plain sight,” while Police Minister Dan Purdie said it was about “vigilance, not vengeance.” Misuse carries penalties of up to 10 years’ jail. Daniel’s parents, Bruce and Denise Morcombe said Daniel’s Law would “save other children” and inspire nationwide adoption.

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>>>/qresearch/23800933 ‘Trying to silence me’: Outspoken doctor sacked amid transgender legal battle – Queensland child psychiatrist Dr Jillian Spencer has been issued a termination notice while multiple court cases over her suspension and whistleblower protection remain unresolved. Dr Spencer, who publicly criticised “trans-affirming” treatments for minors, said her dismissal came a month before an independent review into puberty blockers and hormones - chaired by Professor Ruth Vine - was due to report to Health Minister Tim Nicholls. “They are jumping the gun without waiting to establish whether the whistleblower claim is true,” she said, accusing Queensland Health of trying to silence her. Her dismissal letter cited breaches of the code of conduct for speaking publicly about her concerns. Graeme Haycroft of the Red Union Support Hub called the sacking “a miscarriage of justice.” Dr Spencer said she stood by her warnings that gender-affirming care “is harmful to children” and vowed to keep fighting in court.

>>>/qresearch/23800947 Video: Queensland Health forced to pause Dr Jillian Spencer dismissal as she takes legal action over political discrimination – Suspended child psychiatrist Dr Jillian Spencer has won a temporary reprieve from termination as the Supreme Court of Queensland reviews whether her dismissal breached constitutional and human rights protections. Dr Spencer, who was stood down for criticising gender-affirming care for minors, argues Queensland Health ignored her freedom of political expression and obligations under the Human Rights Act when moving to fire her. Backed by the Human Rights Law Alliance, she claims she was punished for expressing medically grounded dissent, not misconduct. Dr Spencer continues to await a ruling on her separate whistleblower application, pending for 17 months. She told Sky News the stay “gives me a fighting chance,” insisting her stance against early “social transition” and puberty blockers was about child safety and evidence-based practice. “This is about medical integrity and the right to speak freely,” she said.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=OzW0zm0jvdg - Queensland psychiatrist fights termination notice [Channel: Sky News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23800976 Dr Jillian Spencer’s Queensland Health termination frozen amid legal battle – Queensland Health has paused its bid to sack Dr Jillian Spencer, the child psychiatrist suspended for questioning “transgender activism” at the Queensland Children’s Hospital. Her lawyers at Meridian Lawyers filed for a Supreme Court judicial review, arguing acting clinical director Brendan Hoad failed to consider her freedom of political communication and Human Rights Act protections before issuing a termination notice. Dr Spencer said she was duty-bound by the Hippocratic oath to oppose unsafe treatments, claiming puberty blockers and early affirmation “don’t have evidence of benefit and have serious harms.” She maintains doctors must prioritise patients over institutional loyalty. Other psychiatrists have backed her stance, citing the UK’s Cass Review and a Family Court ruling where Judge Andrew Strum criticised Australia’s gender-affirming guidelines. “I thought I was doing everyone a favour by speaking up,” she said. The case will return to court next year alongside her pending whistleblower claim.

>>>/qresearch/23801001 Video: Queensland Health puberty blocker, hormone treatment ban unlawful, court rules – The Queensland Supreme Court has ruled the state government’s puberty blocker ban unlawful, finding Queensland Health failed to conduct proper consultation before issuing the January 28 directive. Justice Peter Callaghan SC said the 22-minute meeting used to justify the ban “had every hallmark” of a predetermined decision. Within hours, Health Minister Tim Nicholls reissued the statewide prohibition under his own authority, citing the “public interest.” The case, brought by the mother of a transgender child, accused the government of treating minors as “political footballs.” Advocacy groups, including the LGBTI Legal Service, condemned the renewed ban, saying it lacked medical evidence and excluded expert input. Mr Nicholls said the government’s position “remains unchanged,” insisting treatment must be “grounded on solid evidence.” The directive will stand until completion of Professor Ruth Vine’s independent review into stage one and two hormone therapies, due by November 30.

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>>>/qresearch/23801047 eSafety boss hits back at Trump ally over claims Australia threatens US free speech – Australia’s eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant has rejected accusations by US Republican congressman Jim Jordan that Australia is undermining free speech in the United States. Mr Jordan, a close ally of Donald Trump and chair of the House Judiciary Committee, launched an inquiry into Stanford University’s Cyber Policy Centre after it hosted Ms Inman Grant in September, alleging it “facilitated foreign censorship”. Ms Inman Grant said eSafety “has nothing to do with achieving global censorship”, insisting that all companies must obey Australian law when displaying content to Australians. The clash highlights growing tensions between the Albanese government’s tech regulation and conservative US concerns about free expression.

>>>/qresearch/23805280 Queensland education authority offers ‘they/them’ pronouns for kindergarten kids – Parents in Queensland have been asked to specify “they/them” pronouns for their four- and five-year-olds on kindergarten consent forms, prompting criticism from psychiatrists who warned the practice could harm children’s development. The Queensland Curriculum & Assessment Authority recorded 46 “they/them” nominations this year, though many parents expressed shock at the requirement. Psychiatrists Andrew Amos, Philip Morris and Jillian Spencer said the policy “damages the child” and risks “indoctrination” into ideology. Education Minister John-Paul Langbroek said the QCAA is independent and introduced the measure to “foster inclusion”, but critics argue it confuses children and pressures teachers to comply with gender ideology.

>>>/qresearch/23809042 China’s military build-up demands response, Australia defence minister says – Australia’s Defence Minister Richard Marles has warned that China’s “biggest military build-up in the world today”, carried out “without strategic reassurance”, demands a response from other nations. Speaking at a navy conference in Sydney, he said Australia’s sea trade routes through the South and East China Seas are becoming “increasingly risky”. Marles outlined plans for a “more capable, lethal, long-range navy”, including acquiring frigates from Japan, developing submarine drones with US company Anduril, and expanding Indian Ocean shipyards. His remarks come after a Chinese fighter jet dropped flares near an Australian patrol aircraft, amid growing tension as Australia advances its AUKUS nuclear submarine program with the US and UK.

>>>/qresearch/23809081 Video: Chaos as pro-Palestine protesters blockade arms expo – Thirteen protesters have been arrested after a pro-Palestine “blockade” outside Sydney’s Indo Pacific International Maritime Exposition turned violent. Police used pepper spray as activists clashed with officers, with two police injured and several protesters alleging brutality. Palestine Action Group organiser Joshua Lees said he was “blinded” by pepper spray, accusing police of targeting him. Superintendent Paul Dunstan said officers were “set upon” and confirmed charges for assaulting police and resisting arrest. The protesters condemned the NSW government-sponsored event, which hosted major arms firms including BAE Systems and Lockheed Martin. Inside, Defence Industry Minister Pat Conroy defended Australia’s defence partnerships while calling for protest “respect”.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=sERE-g022AI - Police and protesters clash outside Sydney weapons expo | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23814328 Video: ASIO chief links Hizb ut-Tahrir and neo-Nazis, warns hostile nations could assassinate dissidents – ASIO Director-General Mike Burgess has likened Hizb ut-Tahrir’s tactics to those of neo-Nazis and warned that hostile regimes may attempt assassinations of dissidents in Australia. Delivering the Lowy Lecture in Sydney, he said the Islamist group’s anti-Israel rhetoric “fuels and normalises wider anti-Semitic narratives” and mirrors “provocative behaviour” by the National Socialist Network. Burgess revealed that three foreign nations are capable of “lethal targeting” in Australia, citing Iran’s direction of anti-Semitic arson attacks. He also said Russia was “covertly stoking division”, that anarchist extremists were increasingly violent, and that artificial intelligence is accelerating radicalisation, disinformation, and the erosion of social cohesion.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=AJOUQ3Gqth8 - Australian spy chief warns of assassinations on home soil | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23814342 Video: Spy boss warns of ‘realistic possibility’ of foreign-ordered killings in Australia – ASIO Director-General Mike Burgess has warned there is a “realistic possibility” that foreign governments could attempt assassinations of dissidents in Australia. Speaking at the Lowy Institute in Sydney, he said the nation faces “unprecedented” threats to social cohesion driven by Russian trolls, neo-Nazis, Islamists and extreme anti-Israel activists. Burgess said three nations were “willing and capable of conducting lethal targeting”, referencing Iran’s past arson attacks on Jewish sites. He warned that authoritarian regimes are exploiting divisions through “state-sanctioned trolls”, while artificial intelligence could “take online radicalisation and disinformation to entirely new levels”. Burgess added that Hizb ut-Tahrir’s anti-Israel rhetoric mirrors neo-Nazi tactics and risks normalising antisemitic narratives in Australia’s polarised climate.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=CR8oXJ3Z7aM - 2025 Lowy Lecture [Channel: Lowy Institute]

>>>/qresearch/23814358 ASIO reveals foreign operations remit – ASIO Director-General Mike Burgess has confirmed that Australia’s domestic spy agency is now conducting operations offshore, with officers deployed to disrupt foreign intelligence activity. Speaking at the Lowy Institute, Burgess said ASIO “routinely conducts operations offshore” and now maintains offices in multiple countries. He revealed a recent sting in which ASIO officers intercepted foreign spies attempting to recruit Australians and issued a warning “that Australians were off limits”. Burgess also identified Russia as a growing espionage threat, citing arrests of two Russian-born citizens, and linked Iran to anti-Semitic attacks. He said hostile regimes are “unpicking our social fabric” and manipulating extremist narratives across the region to inflame division.

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>>>/qresearch/23814376 ASIO spy boss takes aim at China, accusing Beijing of widespread intellectual property theft – ASIO Director-General Mike Burgess has accused China of “wholesale intellectual property theft” and political interference while warning that several nations are “willing and capable” of assassinations in Australia. Speaking at the Lowy Institute, Burgess said ASIO is confronting overlapping threats from China, Russia and Iran, and vowed to keep “calling out” the Chinese Communist Party for espionage and influence operations. He said Beijing’s officials “don’t understand” Australia’s system or ASIO’s independence, adding that Chinese complaints “won’t stop my resolve”. Burgess said intelligence cooperation with the United States remains “as strong as it’s ever been” under Donald Trump’s presidency.

>>>/qresearch/23814383 Australian spy chief accuses China of IP theft and meddling; experts say remarks reflect certain Australian officials’ attempt to mislead public – "An Australian spy chief on Tuesday accused Chinese security services of widespread intellectual property theft and political meddling… Chinese experts criticized the series of statements, saying they reflect some Australia politicians' anxiety and bias toward China's technological and military progress. Mike Burgess… claimed that he would continue to call out China for harming Australian interests… Burgess claimed that China would understand ‘a Western liberal democracy and the role and the statutory standing of the security service. We work for the government of the day but our security assessments and our security action are independent,’ Australian spy chief claimed. Claiming that China's intelligence agencies are engaged in large-scale intellectual property theft and political interference… reveals the Australian spy chief's deep rooted sense of anxiety and unease, Yu Lei, chief research fellow at the Research Center for Pacific Island Countries of Liaocheng University in East China's Shandong Province, told the Global Times. As for Burgess's claim that China fails to understand how the Western mechanism operates, the accusation itself reveals both arrogance and ignorance, Chen Hong, director of New Zealand Studies Centre from East China Normal University, told the Global Times. Chen said the arrogance lies in the belief that the Western model of democracy is inherently superior and that China must learn from or conform to it. In reality, China has its own political system and model of social governance. As Australia's spy chief, Burgess made these remarks without offering any evidence - vague and misleading statements aimed not at protecting the public, but at shaping public perception, Chen said." – Zhao Yusha, The Global Times

>>>/qresearch/23814416 ASIO Director General Mike Burgess:How the aggrieved, opportunistic and cunning are ripping our social fabric- "Our social fabric is fraying — fraying in ways we have never experienced before… Grievance is growing, intolerance is rising, inflammatory rhetoric and behaviour is being normalised… There are multiple, cascading and intersecting threats to our social cohesion, fuelled by three distinct but connected cohorts: the aggrieved; the opportunistic; and the cunning. The aggrieved are the individuals who tear at our social fabric… The opportunistic are the organised groups that take advantage, including extremist organisations skilled at harnessing grievances… The biggest neo-Nazi group strategically exploited complaints about immigration and the cost of living… Events in the Middle East triggered a troubling increase in anarchist and revolutionary extremism… The cunning are the nation states deliberately trying to set the fabric alight, operating in a security grey zone to interfere, divide and distract… Authoritarian regimes demonstrate a chilling willingness to exploit fault lines… Given the degrading trajectory of our security environment… ASIO assesses there is a realistic possibility a foreign government will attempt to assassinate a perceived dissident in Australia." – Mike Burgess, Director-General of Security for the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO), The Australian

>>>/qresearch/23814436 Republicans lash out at Pentagon officials over treatment of Australia – Republican frustration with the Pentagon has intensified during a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing, with several senators accusing defence policy leaders of undermining President Donald Trump’s agenda and mishandling Australia’s interests. Senators Roger Wicker, Tom Cotton and Dan Sullivan criticised undersecretary Elbridge Colby’s policy unit for “slow-walking” Trump-backed initiatives, including AUKUS, a brief pause in Ukraine assistance and force reductions in Romania. They said the Pentagon’s review of AUKUS created doubt for Australia despite Trump declaring the pact “full steam ahead”. Austin Dahmer, nominated for a senior strategy role, defended the review but acknowledged ongoing concerns. The exchanges underscored bipartisan congressional support for AUKUS and frustration with internal Pentagon processes.

>>>/qresearch/23814460 AUKUS subs to receive US combat ‘brains’ – The AUKUS partnership has advanced with a new deal to install the US-designed AN/BYG-1 combat system on future Australian and British nuclear-powered submarines. BAE Systems will sign the agreement with General Dynamics Mission Systems, Raytheon Australia and Thales, ensuring the system - already used on Collins-class and US submarines - is integrated into the SSN-AUKUS boats built in Adelaide and the UK. Officials said the software will unify weapons and sensor controls and strengthen interoperability. Navy chief Admiral Mark Hammond said Australia is “well on track” to operate nuclear submarines, with Australian crews serving on Virginia-class boats. Defence Industry Minister Pat Conroy confirmed a $34m battery contract for PMB Defence and defended acquiring Israeli technology for the ADF.

>>>/qresearch/23814477 Reddit and Kick added to child social media ban – Australia’s upcoming ban on social media accounts for children under 16 will now include Reddit and live-streaming platform Kick, the government has confirmed. Communications Minister Anika Wells said the platforms join TikTok, Snapchat, YouTube, X, Facebook, Instagram and Threads as age-restricted from December 10 after eSafety ruled their primary purpose is online social interaction. Platforms must take “reasonable steps” to block under-16s or face fines up to $49.5 million. Tech firms say late guidance has made preparation difficult, but TikTok, Meta and Snap told a Senate hearing they will begin blocking underage users. Wells said there is “no excuse for failure”, adding that predatory algorithms should not “manipulate Australian children”.

>>>/qresearch/23819492 Video: Improvised explosive devices seized in counterterrorism raid – Seven people have been charged after Queensland counterterrorism raids uncovered 20 kilograms of commercial explosives and multiple improvised explosive devices. The arrests follow Operation Whiskey Blackheart, formed in late 2024 to investigate illegal firearms and explosives trafficking. Assistant commissioner Charysse Pond said the raids showed police were “committed to keeping the community safe”, crediting the Counter-Terrorism Investigation Group. In a separate Far North Queensland operation, five people were charged after police and the Australian Border Force allegedly found unlawful firearms, flick knives, a taser, cannabis and other contraband at properties in Ravenshoe and Speewah.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=m9GbKOQjh-A - Police carry out counter-terrorism raids across Queensland | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23819495 USS Vermont arrives in WA for maintenance – USS Vermont, a US Virginia-class submarine, has arrived at HMAS Stirling for a major Submarine Maintenance Period, marking another step in Australia’s plan to operate and sustain nuclear-powered submarines. Thirteen Royal Australian Navy personnel are embedded in the 134-strong crew after extensive US training. This year’s program is larger and more complex than the 2024 effort, with Australian teams taking greater responsibility ahead of Submarine Rotational Force - West in 2027. ASC (the Australian Submarine Corporation), US shipyard staff and international trainees are supporting the work, which officials say strengthens nuclear stewardship and deepens AUKUS cooperation. Vice Admiral Jonathan Mead, Director-General of the Australian Submarine Agency, said the visit “strengthens our ability to operate and sustain nuclear-powered submarines in Australia,” underscoring rising sovereign capability.

>>>/qresearch/23828037 Video: Left-wing protest group planned brick attacks on police before CBD unrest – Victoria Police are investigating evidence that extreme left-wing group Campaign Against Racism and Fascism planned violent actions weeks before clashes in Melbourne’s CBD, including explicit instructions to throw bricks at officers. Images from an October 3 University of Melbourne forum show attendees urged to “be militant,” “be aggressive,” and “make them be ashamed to walk the streets,” with one slide depicting brick-throwing. CARF denies advocating violence and blames an overseas guest speaker. On October 19, riot police were hit with rocks, glass-filled bottles, burning bins and other projectiles, with senior officers calling the assault coordinated. The university has launched a review, condemning any incitement. Politicians criticised the institution for hosting the event, while the Police Association renewed demands for a protest-permit system to help separate hostile groups.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=6avvDuV-4Jc - Claims protesters planned to throw bricks at police during Melbourne rally | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23828055 Pentagon backs AUKUS amid criticism its review has upset Australia – The Pentagon says its long-running review of the AUKUS pact is in its final stages and now agrees the agreement delivers “significant benefit” for US strategy in the Indo-Pacific. Senior adviser Alexander Velez-Green told a Senate hearing the review provided new insight into submarine production capacity and confirmed the pact aligns with Donald Trump’s priorities. Republican senators again criticised the secrecy of the process, saying it had unsettled Australia and cast doubt on US commitment. Pentagon concerns had focused on how Australia would use nuclear-powered submarines in a potential conflict with China. Officials now say AUKUS remains “in our interest”, as Australia prepares another $US1 billion payment to bolster the US industrial base. Experts argue the pact is too strategically important to fail.

>>>/qresearch/23828077 Video: Police blunder allows neo-Nazi anti Jewish lobby rally outside NSW Parliament – A police-approved neo-Nazi rally outside the NSW parliament has drawn outrage from Jewish leaders and politicians, after extremist activists from the National Socialist Network staged a seven minute protest targeting the “Jewish lobby.” Footage showed members dressed in black chanting anti Jewish conspiracy lines and displaying a banner reading “Abolish the Jewish Lobby.” NSW Police Commissioner Mal Lanyon admitted a “breakdown in communication” after officers approved a Form 1 request without briefing the government. Premier Chris Minns condemned the protesters as “pissants” and said the rally should never have occurred. Jewish community leaders warned unchecked hate risks becoming normalised, urging stronger laws and tools to combat extremism and protect social cohesion. Police are investigating potential offences.

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>>>/qresearch/23831522 Hizb ut Tahrir’s Sydney conference sparks terror listing pressure – Hizb ut Tahrir, an Islamist political movement that rejects democracy and advocates the establishment of a transnational caliphate, plans to hold a national conference in Bankstown on November 23, triggering warnings from the Minns government that “hate speech has no place in NSW” and intensified pressure to list the group as a terror organisation. The event follows ASIO chief Mike Burgess’ accusation that Hizb ut Tahrir’s “provocative behaviour, offensive rhetoric and insidious strategy” mirror neo Nazi tactics. Federal and NSW opposition figures say the conference risks inflaming tensions, urging the Albanese government to intervene. Jewish community leaders expressed alarm that the group can openly advertise such a gathering, calling it a sign of growing extremist confidence in Australia.

>>>/qresearch/23835051 Plans for army’s 7bn infantry fighting vehicles exposed in Iran linked cyber attack – Pro Hamas hacking group Cyber Toufan, widely suspected of being an Iranian state proxy, has stolen classified plans for Australia’s 7bn Redback infantry fighting vehicles in a mass breach of Israeli defence companies. Posted online were 3D renderings and technical data for Elbit Systems’ weapons turrets – including Australian designed EOS components – after the hackers infiltrated supply chain firm MAYA Technologies and spent more than a year recording internal systems. The leak also exposed details of Elbit’s helmet display and the Spike NLOS missile under ADF consideration. CyberCX warned the incident highlights escalating global cyber risks to AUKUS era projects. Defence and Hanwha declined comment as ASD and ASIO continue warning that foreign services are actively targeting Australia’s key military programs.

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>>>/qresearch/23835108 Wurundjeri file native title claim over most of Greater Melbourne – The Wurundjeri people have lodged a 10,420 sq km native title claim covering most of Greater Melbourne, from Werribee River to Mount Baw Baw and including the Macedon Ranges, Yarra Valley and Port Phillip Bay. The bid, overlapping with the Boonwurrung claim, comes as Victoria prepares to sign its first statewide treaty. While freehold property rights are unaffected, the claim could expand Wurundjeri influence over parks, waterways and cultural sites, including fire-management practices in the Dandenongs and Great Dividing Range. Elders say they turned to native title after losing confidence in the state-based regime, seeking recognition of their traditional laws and an “intrinsic connection” to the Birrarung. The Tribunal will assess the claim as more Victorian groups prepare similar bids.

>>>/qresearch/23835140 The avowed Nazi who signed protest application letter to police commissioner – NSW Police are facing scrutiny after a four-page Form 1 application for an anti-Jewish rally — signed by 28-year-old neo-Nazi Jack Eltis — was approved without escalation to senior command. Eltis, the NSW leader of the National Socialist Network and public advocate for deporting “every last non-white”, lodged the application under the “White Australia” brand, signalling its push for political registration. Despite his documented extremist rhetoric, local police cleared the “Abolish the Jewish Lobby” rally, later described by ASIO chief Mike Burgess as part of a growing threat of propaganda capable of prompting spontaneous violence. Commissioner Mal Lanyon only learned of the event after media inquiries. Officers are now reviewing whether the rally’s Hitler-linked chants and conspiratorial claims breached new laws against public incitement of racial hatred, amid broader concerns about internal communication failures.

>>>/qresearch/23835160 Video: NSW plans urgent ban on Nazi phrases after weekend rally – NSW is preparing urgent laws to ban Nazi slogans and fascist-linked attire after police approved a White Australia neo-Nazi rally outside parliament without informing Premier Chris Minns or Commissioner Mal Lanyon. Speaker Greg Piper said he only learned of the event the night before and tried unsuccessfully to have it moved, arguing hatred “should not own that space”. Police said legal advice found the banner “Abolish the Jewish lobby” did not breach existing laws but confirmed a review into why the rally was not escalated. The Minns government wants to criminalise Nazi chants such as “blood and honour” and behaviour “consistent” with Nazi racism. Opposition Leader Mark Speakman said the proposed crackdown had merit, as MPs who criticised the rally reported receiving vile online abuse.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=1_iISCUneSQ - MPs refer death and sexual threats to police, after condemning Neo-Nazi group | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23835180 ‘Poison Pill’ AUKUS sceptics rolled inside Pentagon, says Kurt Campbell – Former US deputy secretary of state Kurt Campbell says Pentagon officials who tried to derail AUKUS have been “rolled”, with the ongoing review now expected to endorse the pact with only minor adjustments. He said Undersecretary of Defence Elbridge Colby mishandled the review and sowed uncertainty until Donald Trump forcefully reaffirmed support for AUKUS during talks with Anthony Albanese. Campbell described “strategic disarray” inside the Pentagon amid purges and resignations, but said Australian lobbying by Richard Marles and Kevin Rudd helped neutralise internal opposition. He argued Colby’s approach had “hurt him politically” and that key policy ideas – restricting Ukraine arms, cutting AUKUS – had been “snipped at the bud”. Campbell said negative media coverage overlooked “remarkable progress” on AUKUS over the past five years.

>>>/qresearch/23839293 Video: Premier’s promised mask laws to fall short amid prospect of legal challenges – Victoria will water down its planned protest mask ban, with new laws allowing face coverings unless police reasonably suspect someone is committing or about to commit an offence. Exemptions will apply for health, cultural and religious reasons. The shift follows warnings a blanket ban could breach the constitution’s implied freedom of political communication and trigger court challenges, as well as internal Labor concerns. Premier Jacinta Allan had pledged a full ban after the Adass Israel Synagogue firebombing and pro-Gaza protests she said involved “extreme” behaviour. The bill will also outlaw terrorist symbols and protest devices such as glue and chains, and restrict - but not ban - protests outside places of worship. Jewish groups are expected to be disappointed, while the opposition says the changes are too weak.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=Fhh3MHwYZok - Victorian government unveils new protest laws | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23839301 NSW reveals new laws to stop protests outside places of worship - NSW will reintroduce protest laws allowing police to move on demonstrators who harass, block or intimidate people entering or leaving places of worship, after the previous version was struck down in a Supreme Court challenge led by Palestine Action Group organiser Josh Lees. The revised bill ties police powers directly to Crimes Act offences and is part of a broader response to a neo-Nazi rally outside parliament that Premier Chris Minns and Police Minister Yasmin Catley say they were not told about. Minns will also seek to scrap a sunset clause on hate speech laws, arguing “Nazis are not welcome in NSW”. The government is examining bans on Nazi slogans and behaviour, while the opposition proposes limits on protest frequency and cost burdens.

>>>/qresearch/23839306 Brittany Higgins likely to be declared bankrupt over Linda Reynolds’ defamation case - Brittany Higgins is expected to be declared bankrupt after former senator Linda Reynolds filed a creditors’ petition seeking a sequestration order to place Higgins’ financial affairs under a trustee. It follows August’s defamation ruling, where Justice Paul Tottle found Higgins had made “objectively untrue and misleading statements” and ordered her to pay Reynolds $340,000 in damages plus about 80 percent of legal costs, bringing her total liability to well over $1m. The trustee will gain full access to Higgins’ financial records, including the “protective trust” holding proceeds of her $2.4m Commonwealth payout, and may require her passport if she is deemed a flight risk. Higgins, who reportedly spent more than $600,000 on her defence, is not expected to appear. Her husband, David Sharaz, faces a similar action next month.

>>>/qresearch/23843505 ‘New era’: Australia, Indonesia strike surprise security treaty - (Video) Australia and Indonesia have unveiled a landmark security treaty committing both nations to consult one another in the event of a threat, marking what Prime Minister Anthony Albanese called a “new era” in bilateral ties. Announced in Sydney with Indonesian President-elect Prabowo Subianto, the pact represents the closest security alignment in the nations’ history, stopping short of a formal military alliance but extending well beyond previous agreements, including the Lombok Treaty. The tightly held deal will mandate regular leader-level discussions on security risks and expand co-operative activities across defence and intelligence. Foreign Minister Penny Wong said it reflects “deep trust” under the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. Analysts say the treaty is a major shift for Indonesia, long protective of its non-aligned posture. Albanese aims to sign the pact in Jakarta in January.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=0JmX3LFaKoA - Australia and Indonesia to sign historic defence deal | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23843512 Video: Jacinta Allan vows life sentences possible for children as young as 14 - Premier Jacinta Allan will overhaul Victoria’s youth justice system, moving to an “adult crime, adult time” model that sends offenders aged 14 and over to adult courts for violent crimes, exposing them to significantly longer sentences, including life imprisonment. Children charged with aggravated home invasion, home invasion, aggravated carjacking and gross-violence assaults using weapons will be automatically shifted to the County Court, removing these offences from the Children’s Court. Ms Allan said youth offenders must face “serious consequences” amid rising public anger over violent home invasions and machete attacks. Attorney-General Sonya Kilkenny said adult courts better reflect community expectations. Legal groups warn the changes will harm vulnerable children, but the government views youth crime as an escalating political liability heading into the 2026 election.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=0OBaKgceoYw - Major justice overhaul vows to treat Victorian youth offenders as adults | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23843517 Far-right figure who visited ‘motherland’ Germany is close to forming national party - The neo-Nazi organiser of Saturday’s anti-Jewish rally, 28-year-old Jack Eltis, has travelled to Germany – which he called “the motherland” – to meet far-right groups as part of the National Socialist Network’s push to register a political party and run candidates federally and in NSW. NSW Police intelligence officers knew of the rally in advance, but Deputy Commissioner David Hudson, who oversees counter-terrorism, was not briefed, deepening scrutiny of police handling after Commissioner Mal Lanyon was also kept in the dark. About 60 NSN members gathered outside parliament chanting extremist slogans. Eltis says the party is “90 per cent” formed and aims for mass deportations. ASIO warns the NSN’s rhetoric is increasingly violent and risks “spontaneous violence”. The Minns government is now moving to tighten hate-speech and protest laws.

>>>/qresearch/23843541 Russia loses High Court battle with Commonwealth over Canberra embassy site, but will be compensated - Russia has lost its High Court challenge to the 2023 law that revoked its lease on a prime embassy site in Canberra, with the court ruling the Albanese government acted lawfully on national security grounds. The lease, granted in 2008 for nearly $3 million, was cancelled after ASIO warned the planned embassy posed a potential security threat, prompting emergency legislation and a diplomatic row. Although the law was upheld, the court found Russia is entitled to compensation for works already completed. The National Capital Authority had earlier tried to revoke the stalled project after years of inaction, and a Russian official briefly occupied the site in protest. Attorney-General Michelle Rowland said Australia “will always stand up for our national security”. The future of the site is undecided.

>>>/qresearch/23843559 Video: Spy chief warns of China espionage threat to business, critical infrastructure - ASIO director-general Mike Burgess says Chinese state-backed hackers are attempting to infiltrate Australia’s critical infrastructure, warning the nation has now crossed the threshold for “high-impact sabotage”. Addressing an ASIC forum, he cited Chinese groups Salt Typhoon and Volt Typhoon probing telecommunications, water, transport and energy networks to gain persistent, undetected access. Burgess said one nation-state – “no prizes for guessing which one” – had repeatedly scanned Australian systems, mirroring activity seen in the US territory of Guam where hackers positioned for potential disruption. He warned that a foreign actor could “turn off telecommunications… or cripple our financial system”, estimating espionage cost the economy $12.5 billion last financial year. Burgess urged companies to harden defences, saying rising grievance and conspiracy movements were also driving greater extremism risks.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=Baqxl5QHbeY - Top spy says China tried to hack into critical infrastructure | ABC NEWS [Channel: ABC News (Australia)]

>>>/qresearch/23843570 Video: Chinese state-backed hackers a rising, aggressive threat, ASIO chief Mike Burgess says - ASIO director-general Mike Burgess has warned business leaders that Chinese state-sponsored hackers are driving a new wave of espionage and cyber sabotage targeting Australia’s critical infrastructure. Speaking at ASIC’s annual forum, he said “we’re there now” on the threshold of high-impact sabotage, with hostile actors probing water, transport, telecommunications and energy networks to gain persistent, hidden access. Burgess cited groups Salt Typhoon and Volt Typhoon as operating for Chinese intelligence and the military. He said espionage cost Australia billions, including $2bn in stolen trade secrets each year, and warned that attacks could “cripple our financial system” or “turn off the power during a heatwave”. Burgess urged companies to fix known vulnerabilities, noting 99 per cent of intrusions exploit existing weaknesses.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=_MSsarDKwC8 - Australia’s Spy Chief Exposes Chinese Hackers Probing Critical Networks| APT [Channel: APT]

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>>>/qresearch/23847758 Video: New Epstein emails allege Donald Trump 'knew about the girls - Newly released emails from Jeffrey Epstein to Ghislaine Maxwell and author Michael Wolff have intensified scrutiny of Donald Trump’s past association with the disgraced financier, though the documents do not allege wrongdoing by the US President. Democrats released more than 20,000 estate documents, including a 2011 claim that Virginia Giuffre “spent hours” at Epstein’s home with Trump and a 2019 message asserting Trump “knew about the girls”. The White House condemned the release as a partisan hit, insisting Trump expelled Epstein from Mar-a-Lago and “did nothing wrong”. The timing coincides with a bipartisan House push to force the public release of all Epstein files after a petition reached 218 signatures.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=wNEpkZGdo6c - Bombshell leak of emails linking Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23847817 ‘The photo of Andrew and Giuffre was real,’ Epstein emails suggest - Newly released US House Oversight Committee emails appear to contradict Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s claim that the photograph of him with 17-year-old Virginia Giuffre may have been faked. In a 2011 message to journalist Michael Wolff, Jeffrey Epstein allegedly wrote: “Yes she was on my plane, and yes she had her picture taken with Andrew,” shortly after Giuffre’s identity became public. Other emails show Andrew privately telling Epstein “I can’t take any more of this my end” as the scandal intensified. The tranche, subpoenaed from the Epstein estate, also includes Epstein claiming Giuffre “spent several hours” with Donald Trump, prompting the White House to accuse Democrats of pushing a contrived narrative. Further exchanges show Epstein, Maxwell and Andrew coordinating media strategy, while Epstein thanks Lord Mandelson, the former UK ambassador to the US, for advice on distancing himself from the prince.

>>>/qresearch/23847844 Video: Neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell granted bail after alleged attack on Indigenous camp - Neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell has been granted Supreme Court bail on strict conditions despite facing more than 20 charges over an alleged violent August 31 attack on Camp Sovereignty in Melbourne’s Kings Domain. Prosecutors allege Sewell personally led about 30 National Socialist Network members into the Indigenous camp, shouting “let’s get them”, before multiple victims were kicked, punched, or struck with poles. Police say one woman suffered a nasal fracture, another required seven staples, and missiles were discharged. The defence argued Sewell risked spending longer on remand than any future sentence, noting all 14 co-accused were bailed. Justice James Elliott found the prosecution had not shown Sewell posed an unacceptable risk, granting bail with a $20,000 surety, curfew, reporting conditions, and bans on entering Melbourne’s CBD or Kings Domain.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=thiDn7ludF4 - Notorious Neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell released on bail | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23847859 Beijing gets personal with Australia’s ‘irresponsible’ ASIO chief Mike Burgess - China has launched an unusually direct attack on ASIO director-general Mike Burgess after he warned that Chinese state-backed hackers had probed Australian critical infrastructure. Beijing’s foreign ministry accused Burgess of “repeatedly hurling attacks at China”, “spreading disinformation” and “deliberately sowing division”, urging him to stop making “irresponsible statements”. Chinese state media amplified the denunciation, with Beijing-aligned academics claiming ASIO was “ideology-driven” and engaged in “baseless smears”. Burgess, backed by both major parties, recently warned that Chinese groups such as Salt Typhoon and Volt Typhoon had attempted to map and infiltrate water, transport, telecommunications and energy networks. The clash follows years of escalating espionage concerns and high-level efforts, including clandestine meetings in Beijing, to curb China’s activity.

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>>>/qresearch/23860360 Child sex doll heads sold as model mannequins to harness loophole - Child-protection advocates say Temu and Shein are offering child-sex-abuse doll parts, including torsos and disembodied heads, despite Australian laws banning the possession, advertising and importation of any doll depicting someone under 18 for sexual use. Collective Shout - an Australian campaigning organisation that targets the sexualisation of women and girls in media, advertising and popular culture - has repeatedly uncovered listings and reported that sellers avoid detection by offering “heads separately” or relabelling them as mannequins. Although some items were removed after earlier exposure, the group says new versions continue to appear. The Australian Border Force has noted a “disturbing rise” in attempted imports, while experts warn there is “no evidence” such dolls prevent offending and instead reflect entrenched harmful behaviour.

>>>/qresearch/23860368 Video: Sydney man charged for child sex doll, AI-generated abuse material - Federal authorities have charged a Sydney man after allegedly importing a child-like sex doll and generating “significant” AI-created abuse material. Australian Border Force officers investigated a shipment from Asia in August and seized a doll “in the likeness of a child”, triggering a search of a Lalor Park home where investigators allegedly found importation documents, children’s clothing and extensive digital material. Neil Gardoll, 59, was arrested and charged with importing “tier 2 goods” and producing and possessing child abuse material, with each offence carrying a maximum 15-year penalty. ABF officials said such dolls “normalise child exploitation”, while the AFP warned offenders “will be found, charged and prosecuted”. Authorities say intelligence tools are increasingly identifying attempted imports and detecting emerging AI-generated abuse material.

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>>>/qresearch/23888045 Government steps in to close loophole that allowed churches to avoid liability for paedophile priests - Western Australia has introduced retrospective legislation to close a loophole that enabled churches to avoid responsibility for abusive clergy after a High Court ruling found the Catholic Church in Ballarat was not vicariously liable because the priest was a “volunteer employed by God”. Attorney-General Tony Buti said the bill “rectifies an unacceptable situation” and allows any survivor, regardless of when the abuse occurred, to bring an action based on vicarious liability. Lawyers say it will fast-track justice, add pressure on churches to settle, and prevent drawn-out trauma. But critics argue the Cook Government is undermining its own stance by appealing a $2.8m payout to survivor Dion Barber, who called the appeal “disgraceful”. Advocates warn the move sends a damaging message to victim-survivors, urging consistency, compassion and proper funding for peer support as broader reforms continue.

>>>/qresearch/23908859 ‘Nudify’ services used by Australian school students blocked after eSafety compliance action – Australia has blocked access to three “nudify” websites after they were linked to AI-generated child sexual exploitation, including students creating fake nude images of classmates. The UK-based operator withdrew Australian access following enforcement action by the eSafety Commissioner, which found the services breached mandatory online safety codes. The platforms attracted about 100,000 Australian visits a month and were marketed with features such as “undressing ‘any girl’” and “schoolgirl” modes. eSafety commissioner Julie Inman Grant said the tools had been used “to devastating effect” in schools and that reports of deepfake abuse had doubled in 18 months. She warned such behaviour causes “long-term harm” and requires stronger safeguards, education and cultural change. The commission is also targeting hosting platforms that enable AI misuse.

>>>/qresearch/23908867 China releases details of PM talks as its No. 3 official warns Australia to respect Taiwan ‘core interests’ – China’s third-ranking leader Zhao Leji told Prime Minister Anthony Albanese that Australia should “understand and respect” Beijing’s positions on Taiwan, the South China Sea, Xinjiang and Hong Kong, after Canberra declined to release details of their meeting. In a Chinese government readout, Zhao said there was “no conflict of fundamental interests” between the two countries and called for stable relations and expanded cooperation. The statement confirmed discussions on trade, climate change, women’s rights and parliamentary exchanges, and said Australia “is willing to maintain regular communication” with China. Zhao also conveyed President Xi Jinping’s view that Taiwan’s status is a “core interest”. The disclosure followed concerns in Canberra over secrecy surrounding the talks and came amid heightened tensions over Taiwan and regional security.

>>>/qresearch/23925350 Sydney men charged over alleged international satanic paedophile network – (Video) Four men have been charged over their alleged involvement in an international child sexual abuse network that investigators say circulated extreme and ritualistic material online. Police allege 26-year-old Landon Ashton Versace Germanotta-Mills played a central role in the network, which allegedly distributed child abuse and bestiality material through encrypted online platforms. Three others – Benjamin Raymond Drysdale, Mark Andrew Sendecky and Stuart Woods Riches – were arrested in Sydney and charged with offences including possessing and accessing child abuse material, breaching reporting obligations and drug offences. Investigators say thousands of files depicting the abuse of children, including infants, were uncovered during searches, though no victims have yet been identified. Police described the material as “particularly devastating” and said the group used ritualistic imagery and symbols. All four men have been refused bail or did not apply and will reappear in court in January.

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>>>/qresearch/23925388 Journalist, former swim coach charged in ‘abhorrent’ alleged satanic paedophile ring – (Video) Four men, including an independent journalist and a former swimming coach, have been charged following a New South Wales Police investigation into an alleged international child abuse network involving “satanic” imagery and rituals. Police allege the group possessed and distributed child abuse material, with “thousands of videos” depicting abuse of children aged from infancy to 12, and some involving animals. Investigators say the material included “symbols and rituals” linked to occult themes and was shared through online conversations. One man, Landon Germanotta-Mills, identified as the founder of the Underground Media Network - which describes itself as an independent investigative journalism platform - was accused of leading the group. Police said the men had no confirmed access to children but posed a community risk. All were refused bail and will reappear in court in January.

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>>>/qresearch/23930005 Interpol for the islands: AFP chief Krissy Barrett’s Pacific push to counter China – Australia will push for a Pacific regional policing bloc when it hosts the United Nations Chiefs of Police summit, with Australian Federal Police Commissioner Krissy Barrett seeking to counter China’s expanding security footprint and lift Pacific participation in UN peacekeeping. Barrett said the Pacific’s “policing perspectives” must be reflected in UN policy as China deepens engagement through training and security deals, including in Solomon Islands. The initiative follows the Albanese government’s $400 million Pacific Policing Initiative and aims to strengthen regional capacity, combat transnational crime and expand peacekeeping roles. Barrett said Pacific police should have a stronger global voice and access to deployments that “protect our region from complex criminal networks”.

>>>/qresearch/23934631 Former Japan envoy slams Labor’s silence on China bullying – Japan’s former ambassador to Australia, Shingo Yamagami, has accused the Albanese government of failing to publicly support Tokyo amid escalating Chinese pressure, arguing Canberra has not reciprocated Japan’s backing during Australia’s own disputes with Beijing. Writing in The Australian, Yamagami criticised Labor’s restraint as China reacted angrily to Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s remarks warning that an attack on Taiwan could trigger Japanese military action. Beijing responded with diplomatic threats and trade pressure. The comments come as Australia monitors Chinese naval activity and seeks to stabilise ties with Beijing. Foreign Minister Penny Wong said Australia consistently opposes economic coercion and remains committed to strengthening security cooperation with Japan through regional partnerships and the Quad.

>>>/qresearch/23934651 Where is Australia in Japan’s moment of need? - "What if a Chinese foreign ministry spokeswoman demanded that the Prime Minister of Australia retract his remarks made in the Parliament House while the consul-general of China in Sydney posted his willingness to decapitate the PM on his X account? You’d be hard-pressed to imagine such a scenario. Yet that is precisely what is happening between Japan and China. So, consider for a moment whether newly elected Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said something insane or at odds with reality. If China were to impose a blockade around Taiwan and the US tried to extricate Taiwan from such a predicament, the dispatch of Chinese warships into the Taiwan Strait under such circumstances could constitute an “existence-threatening situation” under Japan’s national security legislation. Such a scenario would allow the Japanese government to dispatch the SDF on a military mission to defend a core strategic interest and act in support of Japan’s principal ally ... Nevertheless, China reacted vehemently, labelling Takaichi’s remarks as running counter to the “one China” policy and an “unacceptable intervention in China’s domestic affairs”. This is, it must be said, another typical example of the Middle Kingdom rewriting history. Any student of Chinese history remembers that when Japan and other major liberal democracies normalised their diplomatic relations with China in the mid-1970s, they didn’t accept or agree with China’s position that Taiwan was an inalienable part of China. In light of these developments, Japan’s friends in the US and Taiwan have been quick to make public expressions of heartwarming support ... When Australia came under tremendous pressure from China and was subject to similar economic coercion, Japan stated out loud that Australia was not walking alone. Is it too much to expect the same from our Aussie mates in times of need?" – Shingo Yamagami, Japan’s ambassador plenipotentiary to Australia from 2021 to 2023, The Australian

>>>/qresearch/23939181 Alleged childcare paedophile Joshua Dale Brown hit with more than 80 additional charges – Victorian police have laid more than 80 new charges against alleged childcare offender Joshua Dale Brown, bringing the total to 156 offences. The additional charges relate to four newly identified alleged victims and include sexual assault, producing and transmitting child abuse material, bestiality offences and reckless conduct. Police said some charges relate to earlier alleged victims and confirmed the new allegations are not linked to additional childcare centres. Health authorities said no further child testing is required. Brown, 27, previously worked at multiple childcare centres across Melbourne and remains in custody. Authorities said the investigation is ongoing, with large volumes of material still under review. Brown is due to return to court in February.

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>>>/qresearch/23939195 Childcare worker, former Knox student David William James charged with producing child abuse material – A former childcare worker and ex-Knox Grammar School student, David William James, has been charged with a series of additional child abuse offences, bringing the total to 31 charges. Police allege the 26-year-old used children aged five and six to produce child abuse material across six out-of-school-hours care centres between 2021 and 2024. New charges include aggravated use of a child to make abuse material, sexual acts involving children, and producing child abuse material. Some charges relate to alleged filming of children at childcare centres. James appeared in Downing Centre Local Court, where his case was adjourned until December 22. Authorities said some charges may be withdrawn as proceedings continue.

>>>/qresearch/23947528 Video: Son of Chabad rabbi in Australia convicted of child sex abuse in long-running scandal – Velvel Serebryanski, the son of a prominent Chabad rabbi, has been convicted in Victoria of multiple child sexual abuse offences following a jury trial in the County Court. The 61-year-old was found guilty of three counts of indecent assault and one count of sexual penetration of a child, relating to abuse of Manny Waks while he was a student at Melbourne’s Chabad-Lubavitch institutions. Serebryanski, who denied the charges, was extradited from the United States in 2023 after years of legal proceedings. The case forms part of a broader scandal involving historical abuse within the community. Waks, now an advocate for survivors, said the verdict marked the end of a long and painful chapter. Sentencing is scheduled for December 12.

>>>/qresearch/23947563 Child sex survivor's message after abuser found guilty – Child sexual abuse survivor Manny Waks has urged others to come forward after a Victorian jury found Zev “Velvel” Serebryanski guilty of sexually assaulting him almost four decades ago. The County Court convicted Serebryanski of three counts of indecent assault and one count of sexual penetration of a child aged between 10 and 16, relating to offences committed in the late 1980s at Melbourne’s Yeshivah Centre. Waks, now a prominent advocate for abuse survivors, said the verdict marked accountability after years of emotional, personal and financial cost. Prosecutors said the abuse occurred during a religious gathering, while Serebryanski denied the allegations. He will return to court for sentencing next week and remains on bail.

>>>/qresearch/23951083 China and Russia ‘not 10-feet tall’, says spy boss Andrew Shearer – Outgoing Office of National Intelligence director-general Andrew Shearer has warned that while China and Russia are “ruthless” and well-resourced, they are not invincible and face deep structural weaknesses. Speaking at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute’s Sydney Dialogue, Shearer said authoritarian systems benefit from centralised power but are undermined by corruption, economic strain and internal instability. He pointed to corruption within China’s leadership, pressures on Russia’s economy and military, and long-term demographic and governance challenges. Shearer argued Western democracies retain fundamental strengths, including alliances, innovation and social cohesion, and urged against fatalism. He said Australia’s partnerships, particularly with the United States and Japan, were critical as global strategic competition intensifies.

>>>/qresearch/23954894 Ashley Paul Griffith: Queensland’s worst childcare paedophile could have been caught five times, report finds – A damning review has found serial child sex offender Ashley Paul Griffith could have been stopped on at least five occasions before his eventual arrest, exposing systemic failures across Queensland’s childcare and policing systems. The Child Death Review Board found repeated warning signs were missed, including parental complaints, inappropriate behaviour reports, and dismissals from multiple childcare centres that were never properly escalated or recorded. Police and regulators failed to investigate adequately, with information siloed and risk assessments focused on criminal thresholds rather than child safety. Griffith ultimately pleaded guilty to 307 offences involving nearly 70 victims, some as young as one. The review found 18 missed intervention points and concluded he was only caught after uploading abuse material overseas. It recommended urgent reform, including a mandatory reportable conduct scheme and tighter integration of child safety oversight, warning the system “failed these children at every level.”

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>>>/qresearch/23954929 Ashley Paul Griffith: The 13 defining moments that could have stopped Queensland’s worst paedophile – A 516-page review has identified 13 critical failures that allowed childcare worker Ashley Paul Griffith to sexually abuse dozens of children over more than two decades. The Child Death Review Board found repeated warnings from parents, educators and staff were ignored or mishandled by police, regulators and childcare providers. Complaints dating back to 2009 described inappropriate touching, distressing behaviour and grooming, yet reports were misrecorded, dismissed or never escalated. Griffith was repeatedly dismissed from centres without explanations being shared, allowing him to move between workplaces undetected. Authorities also failed to act on evidence linking him to child abuse material, including bedding traced to abuse images years before his arrest. The review found at least 18 missed intervention points, concluding systemic failures prioritised administrative processes over child safety, enabling prolonged abuse of children aged one to nine.

>>>/qresearch/23959526 Chinese envoy Xiao Qian blasts Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi over Taiwan call – China’s ambassador to Australia, Xiao Qian, has accused Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi of reviving militarism after she warned a Chinese invasion of Taiwan could trigger a Japanese military response. Writing in The Australian, Xiao said Japan was distorting history and using Taiwan to justify rearmament, claims rejected by analysts who described his arguments as historically inaccurate and politically motivated. The comments follow rising tensions after Chinese jets targeted Japanese aircraft and amid growing Australia–Japan security alignment. Canberra reiterated support for Japan and criticised unsafe Chinese military behaviour. Analysts said Beijing’s rhetoric aims to intimidate Tokyo and fracture regional alliances as strategic competition intensifies.

>>>/qresearch/23959554 COMMENTARY: A warning on the rise of Japanese aggression - "Recently, someone published misinformation in Australia, in the aim of whitewashing Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s remarks of military threat against China by invoking a “survival-threatening situation”. To advance this narrative, they openly distorted history, misled public opinion, and sought to disrupt the relationship between China and Australia ... To justify the truth, I would like to make the following clarifications. First, a “survival-threatening situation” has historically been a prelude to Japan’s foreign aggression. In history, Japan repeatedly invoked the so-called “survival-threatening situation” to push public opinion into supporting wars of foreign aggression, including the First Sino-Japanese War in 1894, the invasion of China’s northeast on September 18, 1931, and the North China Incident that marked Japan’s expanded aggression in 1935 ... Creating crises, mobilising public opinion and engaging in military adventurism have long been a go-to tactic for Japan to launch aggression. Takaichi’s remarks blatantly break Japan’s fundamental commitment to a path of peace and seek to exploit populism to revive militarism. The Taiwan question is merely the lever that has been chosen to advance this dangerous agenda ... Taiwan has been part of China since ancient times and is an inalienable part of Chinese territory. Japan’s colonial rule is a painful, traumatic chapter in the collective memory of the people of Taiwan. Japan has never genuinely reflected on its history of aggression and has yet to offer sincere apologies to countries in the region, including China and Australia. Once Japanese militarism revives, it would seek ruthless revenge, and the peoples of the Asia-Pacific would be the first to suffer ... Only by working together can we safeguard regional peace and stability, uphold the post-war international order, and prevent humanity from once again being devastated by the horrors of war." - Xiao Qian, China’s ambassador to Australia - The Australian

>>>/qresearch/23959606 NRL sets itself as unity force against China in PNG – Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape has framed the country’s incoming NRL expansion team as a national unifier, likening its potential impact to South Africa’s post-apartheid rugby success. Speaking in Sydney, Marape said the PNG Chiefs could lift school attendance, social cohesion and economic confidence. Australian officials see broader strategic value, with ARL Commission chair Peter V’landys arguing rugby league can counter China’s influence by embedding Australian soft power at a grassroots level. While Marape publicly thanked China for its investment, Australia is backing the project with about $600 million and tying it to deeper defence and development cooperation. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the team could boost education outcomes and strengthen Australia’s strategic partnership with PNG.

>>>/qresearch/23988007 Google to build subsea cables in Papua New Guinea - Google will build three new subsea internet cables across Papua New Guinea under a project funded by Australia through the Pukpuk Treaty, strengthening digital infrastructure and regional security. The US$120 million project will link northern and southern PNG and the autonomous Bougainville region, improving connectivity, lowering internet costs and supporting economic development. PNG’s acting ICT minister Peter Tsiamalili said the cables would enhance digital resilience and attract global investment. Australia and the United States view PNG as strategically vital amid growing Chinese influence in the Pacific, and the project aligns with broader efforts to counter Beijing’s role in regional telecommunications. Australia has committed more than A$450 million to undersea cables across the Pacific, while the US has expanded defence ties with PNG.

>>>/qresearch/24046421 Video: China launches drills to simulate blockade of Taiwan, warns off ‘external forces’ - China has launched large-scale live-fire military exercises around Taiwan, simulating a blockade of key ports and warning “external forces” against backing the island. Beijing said the drills, involving naval, air and rocket forces, were aimed at testing joint combat readiness and deterring pro-independence activity. The exercises follow recent US arms sales to Taiwan and include operations near major ports such as Keelung and Kaohsiung. China’s foreign ministry said any attempt to block reunification was “doomed to fail”, while Taiwan condemned the manoeuvres as intimidation and activated response measures, including deploying coastguard vessels and placing its military on alert. Taipei said the drills confirmed Beijing’s role as a regional aggressor and a threat to stability.

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>>>/qresearch/24060100 Video: Australian beef at risk of $1bn hit as China serves up strict new import quotas – Australia’s beef industry has warned exports to China could fall by up to $1bn a year after Beijing imposed strict new import quotas and a 55 per cent tariff on shipments above set limits. China’s commerce ministry said safeguards were needed after an investigation found surging imports had harmed domestic producers. Australia’s 2026 quota of 205,000 tonnes is below recent export levels. Trade Minister Don Farrell said he was “deeply disappointed”, insisting Australian beef was “not a risk” and that free-trade commitments should be respected. Agriculture Minister Julie Collins said the government held “serious concerns”. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Australia had not been “singled out”, describing the move as “across the board”. Industry groups said the decision would have a “severe impact” on trade flows.

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>>>/qresearch/24101293 ‘Abhorrent’: PM slams Elon Musk’s X over sexually explicit images – (Video) Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has condemned Elon Musk’s social media platform X, saying its AI chatbot Grok enabled the creation of sexually explicit images without consent, calling the practice “completely abhorrent”. Albanese said it was another example of social media platforms failing to show “social responsibility”, adding Australians and “global citizens deserve better”. Opposition Leader Sussan Ley backed action against AI-generated sexual images, saying the issue required the “strongest possible response”. The comments came as Australia’s eSafety Commissioner launched an investigation into nudify services and as international regulators moved to crack down on similar platforms. X has limited Grok’s image-generation tools to paying users, while regulators in Europe warned AI companies to stop producing sexualised images without consent.

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>>>/qresearch/24119716 Video: Author Craig Silvey’s books pulled from stores after child exploitation charges – Australian booksellers, education departments and arts organisations have withdrawn works by author Craig Silvey following his arrest on child exploitation charges. Silvey, whose novels include Jasper Jones, Honeybee and Runt, remains in custody after failing to meet bail conditions totalling $200,000. Major retailers including Dymocks and Readings have removed his titles from sale, while other sellers have listed them as unavailable. State education authorities across New South Wales, Victoria, Western Australia, Queensland, South Australia and Tasmania have instructed schools to stop using his books during court proceedings. A planned stage adaptation of Runt has been indefinitely paused, promotional activity has been cancelled by his publisher, and a Western Australian student writing competition has dropped his name. Officials stressed the allegations must be tested in court as legal processes continue.

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>>>/qresearch/24184927 ‘We will see’: Beijing hints at retaliation over Port of Darwin lease – China’s ambassador to Australia has warned Beijing may retaliate if the Albanese government forces the sale of the Chinese-owned Port of Darwin, saying China has an obligation to protect the “legitimate interests” of its companies overseas. The comments revive tensions despite improved trade ties, with the ambassador insisting any move to reclaim the port by “forceful measures” would prompt a response. He also dismissed concerns about Chinese naval exercises near Australia as routine, warned there was “no room for compromise” on Taiwan, and ruled out any prospect of a deal to return jailed Australian writer Yang Hengjun. The remarks underscore unresolved strategic frictions beneath the stabilised bilateral relationship.

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>>>/qresearch/24202030 ‘Good bloke’ defence scrapped for all NSW criminals in major move – New South Wales will become the first Australian state to abolish the use of “good character” references in sentencing for all convicted offenders, ending the long-standing practice of offenders seeking reduced penalties by pointing to prior behaviour. The reform goes beyond recent changes in the ACT and Queensland, which were limited to sexual offence cases. NSW Attorney-General Michael Daley said no offender should be able to “rely on being of ‘good character’ to mitigate the consequences of their criminal behaviour”, arguing survivors should not have to hear offenders praised in court. Victim advocates welcomed the move as a major step to reduce re-traumatisation and shift sentencing away from character testimony toward the harm caused by the crime itself.

>>>/qresearch/24202126 Video: Former police officer charged over alleged role in satanic child abuse ring suspended from NSW Government job – A former NSW police sergeant has been suspended from his NSW Government role after being charged over alleged involvement in an international child abuse material network described by police as “devastating”. The former officer was arrested following a search at Sydney Olympic Park, where investigators allegedly seized electronic devices and small quantities of illicit drugs. He faces multiple charges relating to accessing, possessing and distributing child abuse material, as well as drug offences, and remains in custody after being denied bail. Police allege the offences occurred after he left the NSW Police Force and while employed at the NSW Telco Authority, which has confirmed his suspension. The investigation follows earlier arrests linked to the same alleged satanic child abuse network.

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>>>/qresearch/24214753 Video: Property manager Colin Milne charged with participating in satanic child abuse ring - Sydney property manager Colin Milne has been charged with 18 Commonwealth offences following a State Crime Command investigation into online networks allegedly distributing satanic ritualistic child abuse material. Prosecutors told the court the files were “extremely graphic, violent and depraved”, allegedly depicting infants, babies and children, and argued the offending involved “sophisticated” concealment techniques, including encrypted applications and virtual private networks. Authorities opposed bail, citing risks associated with cloud-stored material that could be remotely accessed or destroyed. Bail was refused, with the magistrate describing the content as “concerning and horrific” and indicating imprisonment was likely if the allegations were proven. Milne’s lawyer argued the volume did not represent the most serious category of offending and raised concerns about his client’s health and safety in custody. Police said Milne was the sixth NSW arrest, with 145 alleged overseas offenders identified.

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>>>/qresearch/24231315 ‘Depraved’ Sydney satanic child abuse ring ‘the most extreme’ police have seen - (Video) NSW Police say a wide-ranging child exploitation investigation has revealed what detectives described as some of the “most extreme” and “depraved” abuse material encountered by specialist investigators, alleging a Sydney-based online network distributed child abuse content incorporating ritualistic or satanic themes. Strike Force Constantine, led by the State Crime Command’s Child Exploitation Internet Unit, has resulted in six arrests, with those charged facing multiple Commonwealth offences relating to the possession and transmission of child abuse material. Police allege the group employed encrypted applications, virtual private networks and cloud storage to conceal activity and avoid detection. Authorities said the investigation identified a significant international footprint, referring intelligence on 145 alleged overseas offenders to foreign law enforcement partners. Court proceedings underscored judicial concern about the “horrific” nature of the material, while inquiries remain ongoing in Australia and abroad.

>>>/qresearch/24243846 Two Chinese nationals charged with foreign interference over alleged Buddhist group spying - (Video) Two Chinese nationals have been charged with reckless foreign interference offences over allegations they collected information on a Canberra Buddhist organisation for Beijing’s Public Security Bureau. The pair, aged 25 and 31, were scheduled to appear before the Canberra Magistrates Court, joining a third Chinese national charged last year under Operation Autumn-Shield, a joint Australian Federal Police and ASIO investigation. Authorities allege the activity targeted the Guan Yin Citta Buddhist association, a movement banned in China. Officials emphasised foreign interference as a priority security threat, warning diaspora communities are frequent targets of monitoring and intimidation by foreign regimes. ASIO Director-General Mike Burgess described such conduct as unacceptable, while the AFP said further interference attempts should be expected despite the arrests. The offences carry potential penalties of up to 15 years’ imprisonment.

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>>>/qresearch/24248847 Canberra bakery assistant faces court charged as an alleged Chinese spy - Zheng Siru, a 31-year-old Canberra bakery assistant, has faced the ACT Magistrates Court accused of collecting information on the Guan Yin Citta Buddhist Association on behalf of China’s Public Security Bureau. Zheng was charged alongside a 25-year-old Chinese national, whose identity was suppressed, with reckless foreign interference, an offence carrying a maximum penalty of 15 years’ imprisonment. Authorities allege the pair acted with a third Chinese woman previously charged in August as part of a wider investigation into alleged monitoring of the Buddhist group, which Beijing has labelled an “evil cult”. Key allegations and evidence were not aired after prosecutors secured national security protection orders over documents. Defence lawyers indicated bail applications would be pursued. The arrests form part of the joint AFP-ASIO Operation Autumn-Shield.

>>>/qresearch/24260283 Landmark high court ruling finds Catholic church had duty to protect NSW child from paedophile priest - The High Court has handed down a landmark decision in favour of a survivor known as AA, ruling that the Catholic Church’s Newcastle-Maitland diocese owed a non-delegable duty of care to protect him from abuse by priest Father Ron Pickin in 1969, when AA was 13. The judgment overturns earlier findings by the NSW Court of Appeal and establishes that institutions responsible for children cannot avoid liability by arguing they lacked specific knowledge of risk at the time. The court held the diocese was required to take reasonable care to prevent foreseeable harm, even where the abuse constituted intentional criminal conduct. Legal advocates say the ruling marks a significant shift in institutional liability for historical clergy abuse and is expected to influence future civil litigation by victim-survivors across Australia.

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>>>/qresearch/24260305 High Court finds Catholic Church liable for priest's sexual abuse but halves compensation – The High Court has ruled that the Catholic Church’s Maitland-Newcastle diocese is liable for the abuse of a 13-year-old boy by Father Ronald Pickin in the late 1960s, delivering a significant precedent for survivors pursuing compensation. The court accepted the priest committed the assaults in a Wallsend presbytery after supplying alcohol and cigarettes, and found the diocese owed a non-delegable duty of care to protect children under a priest’s supervision. The decision overcomes earlier legal barriers that prevented churches being held vicariously liable for clergy, who were deemed not to be formal employees. While the High Court awarded costs against the church, it reduced the man’s damages by half, lowering the payout to $335,920. The ruling is expected to influence legislative reforms and future civil claims involving institutions responsible for children.

>>>/qresearch/24260475 Bailed Chinese ‘spies’ are a flight risk, says AFP – Two Chinese nationals charged with reckless foreign interference have been released on strict bail conditions after the Australian Federal Police argued they could abscond with assistance from the People’s Republic of China. Zheng Siru, 31, and a 25-year-old man known by the pseudonym Joseph Vance pleaded not guilty in the ACT Magistrates Court to allegations they collected information on the Canberra branch of the Guan Yin Citta Buddhist Association, a movement Beijing labels an “evil cult”. Prosecutors cited concerns that Chinese authorities could supply false travel documents and stressed extradition would be unlikely if the pair left Australia. Magistrate Glenn Theakston questioned whether the alleged conduct extended beyond gathering open-source information but accepted investigations were ongoing. Bail requires frequent police reporting, passport surrender and restrictions on contact with Chinese officials.

>>>/qresearch/24272797 NSW government employee charged over ‘violent’ child abuse posts – A senior NSW Premier’s Department employee, Cameron Spring, 43, has been refused bail after being charged with multiple child abuse material offences following an Australian Federal Police investigation triggered by a US child protection agency referral. Police allege Spring uploaded and shared violent child abuse imagery via online platforms over at least two years. He faces 30 charges, including using a carriage service to transmit and access child abuse material, grooming a person under 16, and larceny by a public servant. Authorities seized electronic devices during a 2025 search warrant for forensic analysis. A NSW government spokesperson confirmed Spring was suspended without pay the day charges were laid. The matter will return to Burwood Local Court in April.

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>>>/qresearch/24272801 University of Queensland economics head viewed child exploitation images on campus, charges allege – Daniel John Zizzo, 54, head of the School of Economics at the University of Queensland, has been remanded in custody after Queensland Police charged him with knowingly possessing child exploitation material, with the alleged offending said to have occurred on UQ’s St Lucia campus. UQ vice-chancellor Deborah Terry described the charge as very serious, confirmed the university was co-operating with investigators, and said the staff member was absent from campus, adding there was no indication any community member had been directly impacted. Zizzo, an Italian-American citizen and Australian permanent resident, has represented UQ at international academic events and exchanges, including engagements in China, India and Sri Lanka. Police said investigations remain ongoing.

>>>/qresearch/24272810 Queensland man accused of offering $730 to adopt and abuse overseas children – A 49-year-old Queensland man has been refused bail after being charged with multiple child exploitation offences following his arrest at Sydney Airport. Australian Federal Police allege child abuse material was found on his electronic devices after his luggage was searched on arrival. Investigators claim he offered 30,000 Philippine pesos, about $730, to third parties in the Philippines to arrange adoption of children for sexual purposes. He faces charges including possessing child abuse material outside Australia, using a carriage service to plan sexual activity with a person under 16, and procuring a child for sexual activity overseas. Police said forensic examinations and international inquiries are continuing. The matter is due back before Downing Centre Local Court in April.

>>>/qresearch/24272813 Victoria passes landmark laws to close loophole blocking child abuse victims from suing – Victoria has passed retrospective legislation expanding vicarious liability laws, restoring the ability of child abuse survivors to sue institutions after a 2024 High Court ruling limited claims. The Bird v DP decision found institutions were not liable where perpetrators were not formal employees, effectively blocking actions against bodies linked to volunteers, clergy and others in non-employment roles. The new laws extend liability to relationships “akin to employment”, including volunteers and religious figures, and passed parliament unopposed. Advocates say the reform reopens claims left stalled by the ruling and prevents survivors being disadvantaged by narrow legal interpretations. Victoria joins the Australian Capital Territory in adopting similar measures, with campaigners urging other states to follow.

>>>/qresearch/24276590 Chinese spy told to crack enemy’s inner circle and be rewarded, police allege – Court documents allege a Canberra-based trio charged with reckless foreign interference were directed by a People’s Republic of China Public Security Bureau official to infiltrate the Guan Yin Citta Buddhist Association and penetrate the “enemy’s inner circle”. Zheng Siru, 31, a 25-year-old man known as “Joseph Vance” and a woman referred to as “Thomas Tyler” have pleaded not guilty to collecting information on the group, which Beijing labels an “evil cult”. Police claim encrypted WeChat exchanges show the official urged Tyler to obtain a senior position within the association and promised recognition from leaders in Beijing if she succeeded. Investigators allege the trio conducted company searches, monitored members, attempted phone contact under false pretences and compiled extensive data, including a 99-gigabyte file shared online. Search warrants seized devices and luxury goods. All three were granted bail and will return to court in April.

>>>/qresearch/24276632 Kevin Rudd ‘did not engage’ with man alleged to have sold information to China – Former prime minister Kevin Rudd will give evidence in the trial of Alexander Csergo, a Bondi businessman accused of reckless foreign interference, with the court told Dr Rudd “did not engage” with him despite Csergo claiming in reports he had spoken to the then US ambassador about AUKUS and the Quad. Prosecutors allege Csergo accepted cash from two alleged Chinese intelligence operatives in Shanghai in exchange for reports on defence, national security and economic matters. The Crown says he maintained contact with the pair despite suspecting links to China’s Ministry of State Security. The defence argues the material was open-source and commercially available, describing it as “complete gibberish”. Prosecutors contend motive is irrelevant, focusing on whether Csergo intentionally provided information he believed was relevant to foreign agents.

>>>/qresearch/24289596 Video: ADF member who trained with neo-Nazis allegedly caught with child abuse and extremist material - An Australian Defence Force member has been refused bail after investigators allegedly discovered child abuse and neo-Nazi extremist material on devices seized from his Holsworthy Barracks accommodation. Jonathan Salter, 25, faces 13 charges including possession and distribution of child abuse material and possessing extremist content. Prosecutors allege his devices contained “extensive messages and files” supporting “white supremacy, Nazi ideology and violent extremism”, including material linked to the Christchurch massacre and Norwegian terrorist Anders Breivik. Police first identified Salter after he attended training gatherings with the National Socialist Network in 2024. Prosecutors told the NSW Supreme Court the material included “exceptionally serious examples” of child abuse involving very young children.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=CqMLbjJS_vM - Man charged with possessing terrorist and child abuse videos | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24289840 Paedophile principal preyed on children for years after complaints ignored - Victoria’s Department of Education faces potential further legal claims after revelations that Braybrook Primary School principal Richard George Ross continued abusing children for years after early complaints were not properly investigated. Four former students recently received $5 million in settlements after being sexually assaulted or photographed by Ross, who served as principal from 1969. Court documents allege Ross groomed and abused multiple boys, including assaults in the school darkroom, his office and at his home. Police discovered more than 3000 explicit images of children in Ross’ office in 1989, prompting his resignation. The department issued an apology for the abuse while lawyers warn more former students may pursue compensation claims.

>>>/qresearch/24295251 Accused China asset 'fabricated' Kevin Rudd reports for cash - An Australian businessman accused of foreign interference allegedly fabricated reports claiming to contain advice from former prime minister Kevin Rudd and supplied them to individuals he believed were Chinese intelligence agents, a court has heard. Alexander Csergo, 59, has pleaded not guilty to reckless foreign interference after allegedly providing reports on topics including AUKUS, the Quad diplomatic partnership and critical minerals to two contacts he believed worked for China’s Ministry of State Security. Prosecutors say the reports relied on open-source information but included quotes from “fake interviews”, including material attributed to Rudd. The former prime minister is expected to testify he never spoke to Csergo about Australian defence, AUKUS or Quad matters.

>>>/qresearch/24305674 Video: Anthony Albanese evacuated from The Lodge after bomb threat - Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was evacuated from The Lodge in Canberra after a bomb threat prompted Australian Federal Police to search the official residence. Albanese was taken to a secure location about 6pm while officers conducted a “thorough search of a protection establishment”, with police later confirming nothing suspicious was found and there was no ongoing threat. The incident comes amid rising threats against federal politicians. AFP figures show 951 threats or referrals involving parliamentarians in the last financial year. AFP Commissioner Krissy Barrett has warned of increasing risks from individuals motivated by grievance or online radicalisation, while Australian Security Intelligence Organisation Director-General Mike Burgess says the threat of politically motivated violence is “already flashing red”.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=JYhb9gKCbnA - Prime Minister Evacuated From Official Residence Over Security Threat | 10 News [Channel: 10 News]

>>>/qresearch/24305682 Chinese dance troupe Falun Gong claim threat against PM and the Lodge was made to stop them - (Video) A bomb threat that forced Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to evacuate The Lodge warned explosives would be detonated if a performance by the Shen Yun dance troupe went ahead in Australia. The Chinese-language email claimed “large quantities of nitroglycerine explosives” had been placed around the Canberra residence and warned “blood will flow like a river” if the show proceeded. Police searched the grounds and later confirmed the threat was false. Shen Yun, founded by adherents of the Falun Gong spiritual movement, had performances scheduled across Australia beginning on the Gold Coast. Falun Gong representatives said the threat was an attempt to intimidate the group and accused the Chinese Communist Party of foreign interference. Authorities have not publicly identified the sender of the message.

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=QTe4asaQUNI - PM evacuated from The Lodge over security scare linked to ‘Shen Yun’ | 9 News Australia [Channel: 9 News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24305695 Australian Prime Minister evacuated from residence after Chinese bomb threat over Shen Yun performance - Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was evacuated from The Lodge in Canberra after a Chinese-language bomb threat warned explosives would be detonated if performances by Shen Yun Performing Arts went ahead in Australia. Emails sent to local presenters claimed explosives had been placed around the prime minister’s residence and warned it would be “blown into ruins” if the shows proceeded. Australian Federal Police searched the property and later confirmed the threat was false and there was no danger to the community. Shen Yun, a New York-based dance troupe founded by practitioners of the Falun Gong spiritual movement, has long faced opposition from the Chinese Communist Party. Organisers said the threats were part of a broader campaign of intimidation targeting the group’s international performances.

>>>/qresearch/24305699 Video: Shen Yun 2026 Official Trailer - The wait is over! The trailer for our brand-new 2026 performances is here. Mark your calendars and book your tickets now - https://sypa.us/tickets - Shen Yun Performing Arts presents colorful and exhilarating performances of classical Chinese dance and music. A performance by Shen Yun is a presentation of traditional Chinese culture as it once was: a study in grace, wisdom, and the virtues distilled from the five millennia of Chinese civilization. Experience China Before Communism. Visit our website - https://www.shenyun.org

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=MkeR8FXFqxY - Shen Yun 2026 Official Trailer [Channel: Shen Yun Official Account]

>>>/qresearch/24305717 ‘Never’: Rudd denies talking to accused Chinese asset - Former prime minister Kevin Rudd has denied any contact with Australian businessman Alexander Csergo, who is accused of working with individuals he believed were Chinese intelligence agents. Csergo, 59, has pleaded not guilty to reckless foreign interference after allegedly providing reports to two contacts he thought worked for China’s Ministry of State Security. Prosecutors say the reports contained fabricated statements attributed to several figures including Rudd. In a statement read to the jury, Rudd said: “I do not personally know this person or business” and confirmed he never responded to an email Csergo sent seeking defence and security advice in 2022. Police allege Csergo passed reports compiled from open-source information to the contacts in exchange for money.

>>>/qresearch/24309823 China hits back at dance troupe linked to PM bomb scare - China’s embassy in Canberra has criticised Shen Yun after a bomb threat sent to the dance troupe prompted the evacuation of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese from The Lodge. Emails in Mandarin warned explosives had been placed around the prime minister’s residence and would be detonated if the troupe’s Australian performances went ahead. Albanese was taken to a secure location for several hours while Australian Federal Police searched the property and found no threat. The embassy said it had “no knowledge” of the incident but condemned violence while accusing Shen Yun and its affiliated Falun Gong movement of promoting “anti-China narratives” and “cult ideology”. Shen Yun organisers said the threats reflected escalating intimidation linked to the Chinese Communist Party and raised national security concerns.

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>>25679

>>>/qresearch/23507265 Initial Dundee 'Axe Girl' Bun | Updated Government Bloat, Waste, and Abuse Bun / Political Horizon: Sadiq Khan GRILLED by the Public - Can’t Escape 4 Minutes of TRUTH (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=yDtrfR0EaJ4 - Sadiq Khan GRILLED by the Public - Can’t Escape 4 Minutes of TRUTH [Channel: Political Horizon]

>>>/qresearch/23513136 Updated Royals Bun | Initial Colin Smyth and Holyrood Loocam Bun / The High Class ESCORT Prince Andrew Was OBSESSED With - Andrew Lownie (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=UUu2YRAOIbk - The High Class ESCORT Prince Andrew Was OBSESSED With – Andrew Lownie [Channel: heretics. clips]

>>>/qresearch/23513733, >>>/qresearch/23514996 Initial Dundee 'Axe Girl' Bun | Updated Government Bloat, Waste, and Abuse Bun / (General Research #28645) Sluagh-Ghairm! 'Young Queen of Scots' Trends As 14-Year-Old Lass Bravely Defies a Would-Be Predator

>>>/qresearch/23517149 Final Law and Disorder Bun / Court hearings in Scotland to be live streamed in bid to improve transparency

>>>/qresearch/23517349 Initial Dundee 'Axe Girl' Bun | Updated Government Bloat, Waste, and Abuse Bun / What happened (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=ZldiSftUn_M - 🚨: CHAOS In Dundee: Little Girls Pull AXE & BLADE To Scare Off Migrant Who Films Them! [Channel: British Stand]

>>>/qresearch/23517490 Initial Dundee 'Axe Girl' Bun | Updated Government Bloat, Waste, and Abuse Bun / Police Scotland admit couple involved in Dundee 'axe' girl incident were Bulgarians

>>>/qresearch/23523890 Updated Royals Bun | Initial Colin Smyth and Holyrood Loocam Bun / Police Scotland: 'No covert camera' found in Holyrood toilets as Colin Smyth MSP charged over 'hidden device'

>>>/qresearch/23524199 Updated Royals Bun | Initial Colin Smyth and Holyrood Loocam Bun / Colin Smyth MSP charged after 'secret camera was hidden in Holyrood toilet'

>>>/qresearch/23525722 Final Covid and Other Pestilence Bun / UK Covid Inquiry 30th June to 31st July (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=6xzp_EfUkY0 - UK Covid Inquiry 30th June to 31st July [Channel: Richie Brown Show]

>>>/qresearch/23525879 Final Covid and Other Pestilence Bun / The Care Home Killing Fields: COVID-19 Inquiry Testimony (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=0zPtHKlWd6w - The Care Home Killing Fields | COVID-19 Inquiry Testimony [Channel: Freedom Podcast]

>>>/qresearch/23528628 Final Law and Disorder Bun / Does Parliament Have ANY Real Authority Over You?? A Deep Dive into the ENGLISH Constitution (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=UAKYTBICtp0 - Does Parliament Have ANY Real Authority Over You?? A Deep Dive into the ENGLISH Constitution [Channel: PeaceKeepers]

>>>/qresearch/23531556 Updated Royals Bun | Initial Colin Smyth and Holyrood Loocam Bun / At least five MSPs among men 'filmed in the toilets on hidden Holyrood loocam'

>>>/qresearch/23531648 Initial Dundee 'Axe Girl' Bun | Updated Government Bloat, Waste, and Abuse Bun / Mum at centre of Dundee 'axe girl' storm insists she and daughter are not racist

>>>/qresearch/23531737 Initial Dundee 'Axe Girl' Bun | Updated Government Bloat, Waste, and Abuse Bun / John Swinney accuses Elon Musk of damaging 'social cohesion' in Scotland as he wades into Dundee 'knife' girl row

>>>/qresearch/23532054, >>>/qresearch/23532057 Final Law and Disorder Bun / Dundee grooming gang facing life sentences as 'Scotland's Rochdale' puts spotlight on Lochee

>>>/qresearch/23535318 Final Covid and Other Pestilence Bun / UK COVID-19 Inquiry: Module 3 & 6 Testimony Highlights (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=G_HP6HdHF-E - UK COVID-19 Inquiry | Module 3 & 6 Testimony Highlights [Channel: Freedom Podcast]

>>>/qresearch/23545298 Final Nicola Sturgeon & SNP Bun / Sanjeev Gupta could leave taxpayers stuck with £586m bill as SNP Government refuses to reveal if it has financial guarantees

>>>/qresearch/23545368 Final Nicola Sturgeon & SNP Bun / SNP Government fail to say when Sanjeev Gupta will pay back £7m taxpayer-funded loan handed to him by Nicola Sturgeon

>>>/qresearch/23569541, >>>/qresearch/23569543 Final Law and Disorder Bun / Protest over evidence rules in sex crime cases

>>>/qresearch/23569567 Final Abuse Bun / UK Court Hears of Plot To Rape, Dissolve in Acid Children For Pleasure of Unnamed ‘Top Politicians’

>>>/qresearch/23582063 Final Law and Disorder Bun / Lotus Eaters Daily: The Police Force Is Collapsing (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=c1Begzmi-3k - The Police Force Is Collapsing [Channel: Lotus Eaters Daily]

>>>/qresearch/23582315 Final Lord Peter Mandelson Bun / ITV News Mandelson sacked after Epstein revelation (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=DotMEbEvzC4 - Mandelson sacked after Epstein revelation - watch ITV's Evening News LIVE [Channel: ITV News]

>>>/qresearch/23590204 Final Lord Peter Mandelson Bun / Epstein paid for Mandelson's travel in 2003, documents show

>>>/qresearch/23599744 Final Lord Peter Mandelson Bun / ITV News: Mandelson and Epstein's close relationship shown in new leaked emails (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=qNHf3dJrrtk - Mandelson and Epstein's close relationship shown in new leaked emails | ITV News [Channel: ITV News]

>>>/qresearch/23599752 Final Lord Peter Mandelson Bun / Good Morning Britain: Scottish Secretary Grilled Over Past Comments on Peter Mandelson (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=YOkysP5GbEY - Scottish Secretary Grilled Over Past Comments on Peter Mandelson [Channel: Good Morning Britain]

>>>/qresearch/23601249 Final Lord Peter Mandelson Bun / “Mandelson Is Part Of The Cabal” Says Rupert Lowe MP (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=-5HcCXQWR-k - “Mandelson Is Part Of The Cabal” Says Rupert Lowe MP | Kevin O'Sullivan [Channel: TalkTV]

>>>/qresearch/23601522 Final Lord Peter Mandelson Bun / “I Have To STOP You” Furious CLASH Over Lord Mandelson's Conduct (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=908_ZXTARjw - “I Have To STOP You” | Furious CLASH Over Lord Mandelson's Conduct [Channel: TalkTV]

>>>/qresearch/23608754 Updated NHS Bun / Mothers and babies at risk of harm in ‘toxic’ NHS cover-up culture, health leader to say

>>>/qresearch/23608870, >>>/qresearch/23609446, >>>/qresearch/23609505 Final Law and Disorder Bun / African tribe mock eviction authorities in bizarre twist, as powerless police are forced to retreat (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=EaMesPmeqks - African tribe mock eviction authorities in bizarre twist, as powerless police are forced to retreat [Channel: The Scottish Sun]

>>>/qresearch/23609273, >>>/qresearch/23609278 Updated NHS Bun / Hospitals inquiry enters new phase after dispute over expert reports

>>>/qresearch/23609409 Final Nicola Sturgeon & SNP Bun / SNP 'turn blind eye' to grooming gangs as it blocks attempt to launch inquiry

>>>/qresearch/23609597 Final Nicola Sturgeon & SNP Bun / SNP council leader slammed over her 'desperate attempt' 'attacking Glaswegians with differing views as she speaks out over 'misinformation' around migrants

>>>/qresearch/23609770, >>>/qresearch/23609773 Final Nicola Sturgeon & SNP Bun / SNP-led Glasgow City Council accused of 'corruption' and 'cover-up' over £1m golden goodbyes to five senior staff members

>>>/qresearch/23611942 Final Lord Peter Mandelson Bun / UK Column News: From Epstein to Savile: Mandelson’s Web of Secrets Unravels

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=T7nMcUQlL3o - From Epstein to Savile: Mandelson’s Web of Secrets Unravels | UK Column News [Channel: UK Column News]

>>>/qresearch/23612025 Final Lord Peter Mandelson Bun / The Mirror: MPs question Peter Mandelson appointment in the Commons (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=z53dfAlobf0 - MPs question Peter Mandelson appointment in the Commons [Channel: The Mirror]

>>>/qresearch/23616121 Final Lord Peter Mandelson Bun / IRV News: Mandelson and Epstein: The birthday book fallout (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=SPHu7uR8zrw - Mandelson and Epstein: The birthday book fallout | ITV News [Channel: ITV News]

>>>/qresearch/23634822 Initial Dundee 'Axe Girl' Bun | Updated Government Bloat, Waste, and Abuse Bun / Taxpayers to fork out £20 million to cover Donald Trump's security costs for his five-day visit to Scotland

>>>/qresearch/23639462 Final Abuse Bun / Baraka Amuri: The Labour Party Paedophile Mapped (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=jMJgfEQ1cVE - The Labour Party Paedophile Mapped: INVESTIGATED [Channel: Baraka Amuri]

>>>/qresearch/23641991 Final Immigration Bun / REVEALED: Life Of Luxury Inside Migrant Hotels "Women Getting Pregnant To Force UK Stay" (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=W4pyo0fZN5g - REVEALED: Life Of Luxury Inside Migrant Hotels | "Women Getting Pregnant To Force UK Stay" [Channel: TalkTV]

>>>/qresearch/23642045 Final Nicola Sturgeon & SNP Bun / Council leader resigns and quits SNP after embezzlement charge

>>>/qresearch/23642447 Final Immigration Bun / Asylum seeker hotel resident jailed for 12 months for sexual assault of girl, 14

>>>/qresearch/23644409 Final Immigration Bun / Hotel attacker made threats day before stabbing six people

>>>/qresearch/23649735 Final Covid and Other Pestilence Bun / Campaigner's anger as new Scottish Secretary passes the buck on Lord Advocate's dual role

>>>/qresearch/23650043 Updated Royals Bun | Initial Colin Smyth and Holyrood Loocam Bun / Sarah Ferguson is 'finished' after 'sycophantic, fawning email' to paedophile Jeffrey Epstein

>>>/qresearch/23650127 Final Nicola Sturgeon & SNP Bun / SNP election candidate and Nicola Sturgeon ally quits over secret swinger's profile

>>>/qresearch/23663896 Final Nicola Sturgeon & SNP Bun / The Late Late Show: Nicola Sturgeon Full Interview (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=UHEnyNe7LbQ - Nicola Sturgeon: Full Interview | The Late Late Show [Channel: The Late Late Show]

>>>/qresearch/23663960 Final Nicola Sturgeon & SNP Bun / Nicola 'Showbiz' Sturgeon spends thousands on styling and clothes for her book tour

>>>/qresearch/23673015 Final Immigration Bun / Scooby Doo News: Aberdeen Anti migrant banners paraded full support for Aberdeen against illegal Migrants 28 09 25 (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=e_xhksBsH20 - Aberdeen Anti migrant banners paraded full support for Aberdeen against illegal Migrants 28 09 25 [Channel: Scooby Doo News]

>>>/qresearch/23683204 Final Lord Peter Mandelson Bun / Double Down News: EXPOSED: Starmer, Epstein, Mandelson & the REAL Prime Minister (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=KGfVZCLOUe0 - EXPOSED: Starmer, Epstein, Mandelson & the REAL Prime Minister [Channel: Double Down News]

>>>/qresearch/23692437 Final Covid and Other Pestilence Bun / UK Covid-19 Inquiry Live Stream

>>>/qresearch/23692845 Final Covid and Other Pestilence Bun / NewsDrift: Michelle Mone PPE Scandal: UK Government Wins £122m Case Over Faulty Pandemic Contracts (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=M8tLbJW7kjI - Michelle Mone PPE Scandal: UK Government Wins £122m Case Over Faulty Pandemic Contracts | NewsDrift [Channel: NewsDrift]

>>>/qresearch/23692857 Final Covid and Other Pestilence Bun / ITV News: Firm linked to Tory peer Michelle Mone told to pay back £122 million for faulty Covid PPE (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=OqEu2QsBLQA - Firm linked to Tory peer Michelle Mone told to pay back £122 million for faulty Covid PPE | ITV News [Channel: ITV News]

>>>/qresearch/23692964 Final Covid and Other Pestilence Bun / Freedom Podcast: Is the UK COVID-19 Inquiry Misleading the Public? (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=aDpZeWOOFU4 - Is the UK COVID-19 Inquiry Misleading the Public? [Channel: Freedom Podcast]

>>>/qresearch/23697309 Final Lord Peter Mandelson Bun / Disgraced Former British Ambassador to the UK Peter Mandelson Loses Another Civic Honor Over His Close Ties to Late Pedophile Jeffrey Epstein

>>>/qresearch/23743705 Initial Dundee 'Axe Girl' Bun | Updated Government Bloat, Waste, and Abuse Bun

>>>/qresearch/23743720 Updated Royals Bun | Initial Colin Smyth and Holyrood Loocam Bun

>>>/qresearch/23786640 Final Law and Disorder Bun / Scottish protester charged with ‘hate crime’ for saying Whites have right to exist

>>>/qresearch/23786663 Final Royals Bun Part One / BBC News: Prince Andrew hosted Epstein, Maxwell and Weinstein at Royal Lodge (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=ix3THj8QPoA - Prince Andrew hosted Epstein, Maxwell and Weinstein at Royal Lodge | BBC News [Channel: BBC News]

>>>/qresearch/23787807 Final Royals Bun Part One / Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson agree to vacate Royal Lodge on one condition (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=V-fD0Ts-ppc - Andrew hosted Epstein, Maxwell, and Weinstein at Royal Lodge after US arrest warrant was issued [Channel: Sky News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23792092 Final Law and Disorder Bun / Jon Wedger - The Whistleblower They Tried to Silence (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=l_wVnQk2qzY - Jon Wedger - TheWhistleblower They Tried to Silence [Channel: Bring The Noise Podcast]

>>>/qresearch/23795804 Final Operation Talla Bun / Moira Brown: 30th March 2024 members of the public are prevented from reporting serious crime

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=NHcKbsIYiww - BIG REVEAL - Police Scotland refuses to take criminal complaints from the public. [Channel: Moira Brown (aka Moira Dundee)]

>>>/qresearch/23795860, >>>/qresearch/23795869 Final Operation Talla Bun / Operation Talla: Scotland's Police Force were used to enforce and track the democide, aka "covid response".

>>>/qresearch/23795900 Final Operation Talla Bun / Police were instructed to ignore people trying to bring complaints of vaccine/hospital injuries and deaths

>>>/qresearch/23795950 Final Operation Talla Bun / Operation Talla: Two Realities

>>25680

>>>/qresearch/23795978, >>>/qresearch/23795988 Final Operation Talla Bun / Open Email Re: Operation Talla/Speirs Directive: Public Interest Fact-Finding under Scottish Law

>>>/qresearch/23796006 Final Operation Talla Bun / Assistant Chief Constable Owen Weatherill on Operation Talla (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=r0pwsCXGfmU - Assistant Chief Constable Owen Weatherill on Operation Talla…. [Channel: PolicingTV]

>>>/qresearch/23796045 Final Operation Talla Bun / The UK Police Operation Talla Awards Ceremony (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=tdsnsssIKx4 - The UK Police Operation Talla Awards Ceremony [Channel: Ethical Approach UK]

>>>/qresearch/23796059 Final Operation Talla Bun / Extract from oral evidence of Dominic Cummings - Parliamentary Committee meetings in May 2021 (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=gVSs57qtySA - Extract from oral evidence of Dominic Cummings - Parliamentary Commitree meetings in May 2021 [Channel: Ethical Approach UK]

>>>/qresearch/23806364 Final Immigration Bun / SNP demand money from the UK Government to house hundreds of migrants in Scotland

>>>/qresearch/23818266 Final Law and Disorder Bun / The Other Night - Episode 3 - Judges Co-ordinate the COMBAR Conspiracy (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=S7q6TX2nxHw - The Other Night - Episode 3 - Judges Co-ordinate the COMBAR Conspiracy [Channel: Hunt & Gather TV]

>>>/qresearch/23822404 Final Abuse Bun / BBC shut down VIP abuse allegations (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=YyPq7VyJ2DQ - HOW BBC SHUT DOWN VIP ABUSE ALLEGATIONS #CliffRichard #Savile #Edwards [Channel: Sonia Poulton]

>>>/qresearch/23822769 Final Covid and Other Pestilence Bun / Debbie Hicks Was Right? What the Covid Inquiry Just Revealed (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=cEte9Ch7tFw - Debbie Hicks Was Right? What the Covid Inquiry Just Revealed [Channel: LSB Film Productions]

>>>/qresearch/23822806 Final Royals Bun Part One / Andrew 'avoiding the US like a plague' to avoid being compelled to testify about Epstein (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=mToANohfGT4 - Andrew 'avoiding the US like a plague' to avoid being compelled to testify about Epstein [Channel: Sky News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23822839 Final Royals Bun Part One / Andrew summoned by US Congress after losing royal protections (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=zTa5I5tClls - Andrew summoned by US Congress after losing royal protections [Channel: Times Radio]

>>>/qresearch/23833996 Updated Government Bloat, Waste, and Abuse Bun / Taxpayers fork out £134,000 to help chief constable Jo Farrell buy second home

>>>/qresearch/23834056 Final Nicola Sturgeon & SNP Bun / Nicola Sturgeon corporate manslaughter probe is 'ongoing' as cops examine new evidence

>>>/qresearch/23842603, >>>/qresearch/23842612, >>>/qresearch/23842656 Final Abuse Bun / NHS manager who groomed young girls on Snapchat jailed for 28 years for rape and abuse (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=EvXbhxXqiDA - Arrest footage of NHS manager jailed for rape and abuse of children [Channel: Daily Record]

>>>/qresearch/23842670 Final Royals Bun Part One / Disgraced prince Andrew could face jail time amid new misconduct allegations (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=tcP8SSHb4Nk - Disgraced prince Andrew could face jail time amid new misconduct allegations [Channel: Sky News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/23842847 Final Lord Peter Mandelson Bun / Civil Service bosses grilled over Epstein-Mandelson friendship in tense Select Committee (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=kumjnvCXbvc - Civil Service bosses grilled over Epstein-Mandelson friendship in tense Select Committee [Channel: PoliticsJOE]

>>>/qresearch/23854737, >>>/qresearch/23854751 Final Law and Disorder Bun / Judges set to decide fate of police chief constable guilty of contempt of court

>>>/qresearch/23854927, >>>/qresearch/23854933 Final Abuse Bun / Detention centre guard a 'prolific sex offender'

>>>/qresearch/23858914 Final Law and Disorder Bun / Trump says he will take legal action against BBC over Panorama edit

>>>/qresearch/23861748 Final Abuse Bun / Man admits sex offences against boys at summer camp

>>>/qresearch/23861826, >>>/qresearch/23861833 Final Law and Disorder Bun / Judges say Scottish courts are risking right to fair trial in sex cases

>>>/qresearch/23862910, >>>/qresearch/23863065 Final Law and Disorder Bun / Aberdeen Sherrif Court Police undertaking Hate Crime Bollox 13 11 25 (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=QVENdz0rLrs - Aberdeen Sherrif Court Police undertaking Hate Crime Bollox 13 11 25 [Channel: Scooby Doo News]

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=jcXI8PFtEos - Bollocks court Clydebank Paul Connor Trial 12 11 25 [Channel: Scooby Doo News]

>>>/qresearch/23871802 Final Royals Bun Part One / Clip from EP. 152 Wake Up: Abolish The Monarchy (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=wrbX-yz1TXE - HOW COULD THE ROYALS NOT KNOW ABOUT SAVILE? [Channel: Sonia Poulton]

>>>/qresearch/23881675 Final Covid and Other Pestilence Bun / Nicola Sturgeon and John Swinney face Covid Inquiry D-Day as they are accused of 'deliberate cover up'

>>>/qresearch/23889831, >>>/qresearch/23889838 Final Royals Bun Part One / Queen Elizabeth II was a 'client' of Jeffrey Epstein, bombshell document claims

>>>/qresearch/23889879 Updated NHS Bun / Rupert Lowe CONFRONTS ‘WOKE’ NHS boss for hiring ‘foreign doctors’ (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=leU8q4qVuNA - Rupert Lowe CONFRONTS ‘WOKE’ NHS boss for hiring ‘foreign doctors’ [Channel: Parliamentarian]

>>>/qresearch/23893847, >>>/qresearch/23893848 Final Nicola Sturgeon & SNP Bun / Nicola Sturgeon slated for 'impeding' UK Covid Inquiry through deleting WhatsApps - and secretive Gold Command meetings reduced government 'transparency'

>>>/qresearch/23893907 Final Nicola Sturgeon & SNP Bun / Secretive SNP Government 'waste' nearly £100k of taxpayer cash fighting to withhold documents in Nicola Sturgeon scandal

>>>/qresearch/23896762, >>>/qresearch/23896769 Updated Government Bloat, Waste, and Abuse Bun / Covid Inquiry 'saw no evidence' of the SNP's Scexit push… because Sturgeon and Swinney deleted it all

>>>/qresearch/23897636, >>>/qresearch/23897641 Final Nicola Sturgeon & SNP Bun / Sturgeon excluded ministers from Covid decisions, inquiry says

>>>/qresearch/23897686 Updated Government Bloat, Waste, and Abuse Bun / Digital ID plans TORN APART in intense Parliament committee session (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=WizqWi8_49g - Digital ID plans TORN APART in intense Parliament committee session [Channel: Big Brother Watch]

>>>/qresearch/23898977 Final Covid and Other Pestilence Bun / UK COVID19 Inquiry: 60,000 Excess Deaths during 10 week LOCKDOWN (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=i9fwY2F7AjQ - UK COVID19 Inquiry : 60,000 Excess Deaths during 10 week LOCKDOWN [Channel: Freedom Podcast]

>>>/qresearch/23903261, >>>/qresearch/23903264 Final Abuse Bun / Graham Grant: Grooming gang victims face losing out because of SNP's failure to act… and that's only good news to the predators who inflicted so much pain

>>>/qresearch/23905917, >>>/qresearch/23905927 Final Abuse Bun / Paedophile lawyer allowed to keep working months after admitting vile crimes

>>>/qresearch/23906111, >>>/qresearch/23913846 Final Abuse Bun / Barry George appears in court charged with historic rape from 1987 (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=Roes6m3kG4s - EXCLUSIVE: Police probe Jill Dando murder [Channel: The Mirror]

>>>/qresearch/23906301, >>>/qresearch/23906310 Updated NHS Bun / Scots patients forced to have electric shock treatment more than 1000 times

>>>/qresearch/23914716 Final Operation Talla Bun / Mark Sexton introduces constitutional correspondence which has been placed into the public domain (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=M_hoOQrLSq0 - Mark Sexton introduces constitutional correspondence which has been placed into the public domain. [Channel: Ethical Approach UK]

>>>/qresearch/23918828, >>>/qresearch/23918832 Final Covid and Other Pestilence Bun / (Canada #85) They've Learned Nothing… Because That Would Expose Too Much (Parts 1&2)

>>>/qresearch/23927626 Final Operation Talla Bun / Pages 1-5 of 23

>>>/qresearch/23927640 Final Operation Talla Bun / Pages 6-10 of 23

>>>/qresearch/23927681 Final Operation Talla Bun / Pages 11-15 of 23

>>>/qresearch/23927690 Final Operation Talla Bun / Pages 16-20 of 23

>>>/qresearch/23927746 Final Operation Talla Bun / Pages 21-23 of 23

>>>/qresearch/23927768 Final Operation Talla Bun / Sir Graham Brady, interviewed in July 2023 (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=mCRng7-x-_M - Sir Graham Brady, interviewed in July 2023. [Channel: Ethical Approach UK]

>>>/qresearch/23927782 Final Abuse Bun / Victims' growing calls for SNP to open inquiry into Scottish grooming gangs

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=kJ7sKPZcXBE - Victims' growing calls for SNP to open inquiry into Scottish grooming gangs [Channel: The Scottish Sun]

>>>/qresearch/23932746 Final Operation Talla Bun / An update following our 'evidence reveal' on 1/12/25 - New info from members of the public (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=fbmL1j3t4PE - An update following our 'evidence reveal' on 1/12/25 - New info from members of the public. [Channel: Ethical Approach UK]

>>>/qresearch/23937925, >>>/qresearch/23937937, >>>/qresearch/23937965 Final Operation Talla Bun / Why Did the NPCC Take Control of All COVID-Related FOI Disclosures Across the UK?

>>>/qresearch/23952929 Final Nicola Sturgeon & SNP Bun / Holyrood demands answers over Humza Yousaf and Aamer Anwar friendship as lawyer nets 'significant public funds' through public inquiries

>>>/qresearch/23953057, >>>/qresearch/23953063, >>>/qresearch/23953080 Final Operation Talla Bun / The hidden contradictions of Operation Talla

>>>/qresearch/23963264 Updated Government Bloat, Waste, and Abuse Bun / Spiralling cost of public inquiries under SNP revealed as taxpayers lumbered with huge bill

>>>/qresearch/23967386 Updated Government Bloat, Waste, and Abuse Bun / Democracy For Sale with Peter Geoghegan (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=HKofLc2lDZk - We went undercover to buy access to Parliament [Channel: Democracy for Sale]

>>>/qresearch/23971301 Final Operation Talla Bun / UK Column News — 8th December 2025 (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=eXfhZQro9uU - UK Column News — 8th December 2025 [Channel: UK Column News]

>>>/qresearch/23974784 Final Abuse Bun / The shocking story of a police officer involved in a grooming gang

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=i2988fuXQY0 - The SHOCKING story of a police officer involved in a GROOMING GANG | The Crime Agents [Channel: The Crime Agents]

>>>/qresearch/23975619 Final Abuse Bun / (Canada #86) Pakistan Offers To 'Take Grooming Gang Leaders' If UK Hands Over Dissidents

>>>/qresearch/23979260 Final Royals Bun Part One / British Police Will NOT Investigate Former Prince Andrew’s Alleged Use of Taxpayer-Funded Security Officer To Dig Dirt on His Accuser, Late Epstein Victim Virginia Giuffre

>>>/qresearch/23983707, >>>/qresearch/24003747 Final Abuse Bun / Fornethy House worker found guilty of abusing children sentenced

>>>/qresearch/23992568 Final Operation Talla Bun / Northumbria Police, 9 January 2022 - Relating to Covid Crime Reports linking to CRN 6029679/21 (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=2ck_EjqvsHw - Northumbria Police, 9 January 2022 - Relating to Civid Crime Reports linking to CRN 6029679/21 [Channel: Ethical Approach UK]

>>>/qresearch/23999597, >>>/qresearch/23999599 Final Covid and Other Pestilence Bun / PPE firm linked to Michelle Mone wound up after being ordered to pay back £148m

>>>/qresearch/24004078 Final Law and Disorder Bun / Humza Yousaf brother-in-law cleared of extortion and drugs charges

>>>/qresearch/24004276, >>>/qresearch/24004281 Final Abuse Bun / Angela Constance may have breached ministerial code TWICE as she admits phone call blunder

>>>/qresearch/24004314 Final Law and Disorder Bun / Newspaper editor arrested and charged over 'indecent communications'

>>>/qresearch/24004432 Final Operation Talla Bun / Relating to Covid-related evidence submission - Recorded 10 March 2022 - Durham Constabulary (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=aUFL4eAdN9o - Relating to Covid-related evidence submission - Recorded 10 March 2022 - Durham Constabulary. [Channel: Ethical Approach UK]

>>>/qresearch/24007456 Final Abuse Bun / Freed from prison, one of UK’s worst paedophiles who ran gay teens charity

>>>/qresearch/24008344 Final Abuse Bun / Grooming victim labelled a 'child prostitute' by those meant to help her (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=Z9z-ZFfcrjA - Grooming victim labelled a 'child prostitute' by those meant to help her | ITV News [Channel: ITV News]

>>>/qresearch/24011610 Final Immigration Bun / (General Research #29259) Labour's 'stop the boats' promise in tatters as more than 41,000 migrants have arrived in Britain on small boats in 2025

>>>/qresearch/24011636 Updated NHS Bun

>>>/qresearch/24012114, >>>/qresearch/24012125 Final Law and Disorder Bun / 24012133 WHEN THE STATE IS ACCUSED: WHAT COURTS MUST DO AND WHAT THEY CANNOT LAWFULLY AVOID (pages 1-13)

>>>/qresearch/24015980 Labour MSP to quit Holyrood over links to sex offender

>>>/qresearch/24017300 Final Covid and Other Pestilence Bun / Flu deaths double in a week in what is ALREADY the deadliest December this century

>>>/qresearch/24017372 Updated Government Bloat, Waste, and Abuse Bun / MSPs claim for record £27m of expenses as Scots pick up bill for Humza Yousaf's sponge scourer and Angus Robertson's toilet seat

>>>/qresearch/24021154 Final Abuse Bun / Angela Constance facing investigation into claims she misled Holyrood on grooming gangs

>>25681

>>>/qresearch/24021493, >>>/qresearch/24186742 Final Royals Bun Part One / Jeffrey Epstein files show email from Balmoral to Ghislaine Maxwell asking for 'inappropriate friends' - signed 'A'

>>>/qresearch/24023989 Final Covid and Other Pestilence Bun / Deadly MERS virus reaches Europe as World Health Organisation issue urgent warning

>>>/qresearch/24024006 Final Royals Bun Part One / Epstein files suggest Andrew used Maxwell ‘to procure women’ (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=PEJTzAgoeIQ - Epstein files suggest Andrew used Maxwell ‘to procure women’ [Channel: Times Radio]

>>>/qresearch/24027688 Final Operation Talla Bun / Even the 'rebels' are controlled- Katherine@EyesOpen joins the show discussing Operation Talla (Rumble video link)

>>>/qresearch/24033733, >>>/qresearch/24033737 Final Operation Talla Bun / Operation Talla: What Was Discovered - A Simple Public Timeline (with .pdf link)

>>>/qresearch/24037401, >>>/qresearch/24268086 Final Royals Bun Part One / The Royal Family's Pedophile Problem (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=5yMnJTvMrR4 - The Royal Family's Pedophile Problem [Channel: corbettreport]

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=5yMnJTvMrR4 - The Royal Family's Pedophile Problem [Channel: corbettreport]

>>>/qresearch/24040021 Final Royals Bun Part One / (Canada #86) King Charles Goes Full Woke: Parrots ‘Diversity Is Our Strength’ in Christmas Speech While UK Suffers from Migrant Mayhem

>>>/qresearch/24040434, >>>/qresearch/24040455, >>>/qresearch/24040480, >>>/qresearch/24040495 Final Operation Talla Bun / Operation Talla: The UK’s Biggest Scandal No One in Power Wants to Touch

>>>/qresearch/24041098 Updated Government Bloat, Waste, and Abuse Bun / Scotland Against Digital ID (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=6gnOozH-m1A - Stand up [Channel: Scotland Against Digital ID]

>>>/qresearch/24073052 Caught on Record: British Lord Admits Plan to Sabotage Trump (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=Knwm1v0IzRI - CAUGHT ON RECORD: British Lord Admits Plan to Sabotage Trump [Channel: Promethean Updates]

>>>/qresearch/24079313, >>>/qresearch/24079323 Final Operation Talla Bun / Correspondence to POTUS

>>>/qresearch/24088950 Final Abuse Bun / Cost of Scotland's historical child abuse inquiry soars to nearly £120million

>>>/qresearch/24089452 Final Operation Talla Bun / Announcement by Mark Sexton, relating to correspondence sent to the President of the United States (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=TEI0oAJ5kRw - Announcement by Mark Sexton, relating to correspondence sent to the President of the United States [Channel: Ethical Approach UK]

>>>/qresearch/24094012 Final Operation Talla Bun / Why the Record Is Important in 2026

>>>/qresearch/24098327 Final Abuse Bun / Man jailed for abducting schoolgirl while dressed as woman

>>>/qresearch/24098495, >>>/qresearch/24098917 Final Abuse Bun / Health chiefs apo­lo­gise to ‘tor­tured’ vic­tims of child abuse at psy­chi­at­ric unit

>>>/qresearch/24099179, >>>/qresearch/24099185 Final Operation Talla Bun / A Message for the Compromised Media Professionals

>>>/qresearch/24099482, >>>/qresearch/24099488 Final Operation Talla Bun / The Solicitors Regulation Authority, Operation Talla and the Erosion of Professional Justice

>>>/qresearch/24099513, >>>/qresearch/24099556, >>>/qresearch/24099560 Final Operation Talla Bun / Email from Ethical Approach to the UK convid inquiry

>>>/qresearch/24099675, >>>/qresearch/24099787 Final Royals Bun Part One / King Charles Under Fire: ‘Betrayal’ Claims Emerge (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=iapIsrO33RM - King Charles Under Fire: ‘Betrayal’ Claims Emerge [Channel: Lauren The Insider]

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=g5wGBDWclKA - PROOF of CORRUPTION and HYPOCRISY: The BRITISH ROYAL FAMILY [Channel: Britain Fights Back]

>>>/qresearch/24099771 Final Operation Talla Bun / Public Notice - Transparency Statement

>>>/qresearch/24099893, >>>/qresearch/24099917 Final Law and Disorder Bun / Met Police Caught Hiring Predators to Meet Diversity Quotas in Shocking Scandal (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=XukNnmoQIEQ - Met Police CAUGHT Hiring PREDATORS to Meet Diversity Quotas in SHOCKING Scandal! [Channel: Loegrine]

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=S-tnny5EujY - ‘UNBELIEVABLE!’ | Met Police hired a man accused of raping a child to fulfil DEI quotas [Channel: GBNews]

>>>/qresearch/24100013 Scottish Government not informed of US use of airport during seizure of Russian-flagged tanker (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=xa9nVfrpfgQ - Scottish Government not informed of US use of airport during seizure of Russian-flagged tanker [Channel: The National]

>>>/qresearch/24108715 Final Nicola Sturgeon & SNP Bun / SNP's 'stealth' tax has dragged 450,000 Scots into a higher tax bracket

>>>/qresearch/24113445 Final Immigration Bun / Asylum seekers at Cameron Barracks to get free mental health support while locals must wait months

>>>/qresearch/24115680 Final Lord Peter Mandelson Bun / (Canada #87) ‘I Didn’t Know About Epstein’s Crimes Because I’m Gay’: Disgraced Former British Ambassador to the US, Lord Peter Mandelson Uses the ‘Gay Card’ To Try To Evade Responsibility

>>>/qresearch/24116584 Final Lord Peter Mandelson Bun / Lord Mandelson says Jeffrey Epstein friendship was 'a terrible mistake' - BBC News (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=5MGWAaabfZI - Lord Mandelson says Jeffrey Epstein friendship was 'a terrible mistake' | BBC News [Channel: BBC News]

>>>/qresearch/24117353, >>>/qresearch/24117357 Final Nicola Sturgeon & SNP Bun / 'Disgraceful' SNP go to court to stop release of secret Nicola Sturgeon files as publication would be 'difficult' for John Swinney

>>>/qresearch/24118328, >>>/qresearch/24118342, >>>/qresearch/24118348 Final Abuse Bun / Why was Holyrood inquiry into Scotland's grooming gangs held behind closed doors?

>>>/qresearch/24154129 Final Abuse Bun / From force-feeding to brutal beatings - evil nuns' sickening child abuse EXPOSED (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=LjEvPhbCuSE - From force-feeding to brutal beatings - evil nuns' sickening child abuse EXPOSED [Channel: The Scottish Sun]

>>>/qresearch/24154300 Final Abuse Bun / Depraved nun who force-fed terrified children soap and locked them in cellar at Scots care homes jailed

>>>/qresearch/24154924 Final Abuse Bun / Ex British MP Andrew Bridgen on Satanism, Child Trafficking, Corruption and Abuse (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=xdXuycwc-sA - Ex British MP Andrew Bridgen on Satanism, Child Trafficking, Corruption and Abuse (Dutch subs.) [Channel: LIGHTHOUSETV]

>>>/qresearch/24159268 Final Nicola Sturgeon & SNP Bun / SNP refuses to launch grooming gang inquiry despite 'sinister' evidence kids are still being exploited

>>>/qresearch/24160052 Final Law and Disorder Bun / Police officers jailed for attempting to frame two men

>>>/qresearch/24174248 Final Royals Bun Part One / ‘Deeply Concerning’ - Queen’s Chaplain Sounds Alarm on King Charles (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=nPU6OWnVy-8 - ‘Deeply Concerning’ – Queen’s Chaplain Sounds Alarm on King Charles [Channel: Lauren The Insider]

>>>/qresearch/24183774, >>>/qresearch/24183788, >>>/qresearch/24186693 Final Nicola Sturgeon & SNP Bun / Ex SNP council leader accused of series of sex offences against teens and men

>>>/qresearch/24186905, >>>/qresearch/24186908, >>>/qresearch/24188300 Final Abuse Bun / Top private school 'failed to protect pupils' from sexual and physical abuse

>>>/qresearch/24192510 Final Nicola Sturgeon & SNP Bun / SNP Hospital Scandal: 'Bombshell' evidence EXPOSES SNP 'pressure' to open superhospital early (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=f6sEAUMwBkM - SNP HOSPITAL SCANDAL: 'Bombshell' evidence EXPOSES SNP 'pressure' to open superhospital early [Channel: The Scottish Sun]

>>>/qresearch/24201103, >>>/qresearch/24201112 Final Royals Bun Part One / New photos from Epstein files appears to show Andrew on all fours over female (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=vD8thJyoJEc - Epstein files: new photos show Andrew crouched over female [Channel: Channel 4 News]

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=kf_lvLxa8lc - New photos from Epstein files appears to show Andrew on all fours over female | BBC News [Channel: BBC News]

>>>/qresearch/24207076 Final Royals Bun Part One / (Canada #88) Disgraced Andrew Everywhere in Epstein Files - From Multiple Sexual Indiscretions to a Romance With Ghislaine Maxwell and Sharing Afghanistan Confidential Document With Late Pedophile

>>>/qresearch/24207081 Final Lord Peter Mandelson Bun / (Canada #88) Former British Ambassador to the US Peter Mandelson Resigns From Labour Party After Epstein Revelations, Money Transfer and Underwear Photo – Will Be Summoned by Oversight Committee

>>>/qresearch/24213079 Final Lord Peter Mandelson Bun / "Completely unforgivable" Mandelson & Epstein email allegations (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=dC1veUPtcj0 - "Appalling behaviour" | Emily Thornberry & Stephen Flynn on Mandelson & Epstein email allegations [Channel: BBC Politics]

>>>/qresearch/24213092 Final Lord Peter Mandelson Bun / Met police to launch criminal investigation into Mandelson over Epstein files (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=1JkHg0Uga-U - Met police to launch criminal investigation into Mandelson over Epstein files [Channel: Channel 4 News]

>>>/qresearch/24213360 Final Royals Bun Part One / Epstein files fallout: Andrew out of Royal Lodge - as police investigate Mandelson (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=bGebxGr9g8Q - Epstein files fallout: Andrew out of Royal Lodge - as police investigate Mandelson | ITV News [Channel: ITV News]

>>>/qresearch/24218216 Final Lord Peter Mandelson Bun / How Epstein Mandelson emails could bring down Starmer government (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=Y5G0XjVo3go - How Epstein Mandelson emails could bring down Starmer government [Channel: Channel 4 News]

>>>/qresearch/24222032 Starmer couldn’t ‘stop his hands from shaking’ when asked about Epstein (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=Qc4ABzELQ7c - Starmer couldn’t ‘stop his hands from shaking’ when asked about Epstein [Channel: Sky News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24222120 Final Law and Disorder Bun / Heartbreaking: Father Reveals How Police Failed to Save Daughter from Grooming Gangs (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=KD2M6Hyjo5k - Heartbreaking: Father Reveals How Police Failed to Save Daughter from Grooming Gangs | Rupert Lowe [Channel: CHRIST IS KING]

>>>/qresearch/24222237 Final Lord Peter Mandelson Bun / Journalists absolutely RINSE Keir Starmer over Epstein Mandelson fiasco (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=GZb_VfoSocY - WATCH: Journalists absolutely RINSE Keir Starmer over Epstein Mandelson fiasco [Channel: PoliticsJOE]

>>>/qresearch/24251953 Final Royals Bun Part One / (Canada #88) Former Prince Andrew’s NINE-DAY Visit to Epstein’s NY Townhouse in 2010 Revealed in Its ‘Sordid Truth’

>>>/qresearch/24251961 Updated Government Bloat, Waste, and Abuse Bun

>>>/qresearch/24255925, >>>/qresearch/24255927, >>>/qresearch/24256121 Final Nicola Sturgeon & SNP Bun / Peter Murrell ‘falsified docs to buy £125k motorhome using SNP funds’, court charges claim (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=cvJGek3YwFw - Nicola Sturgeon's ex Peter Murrell ‘falsified docs to buy £125k motorhome using SNP funds' [Channel: The Scottish Sun]

>>>/qresearch/24256167 Final Nicola Sturgeon & SNP Bun / Peter Murrell ‘sent Amazon fraud parcels to Nicola Sturgeon’s sister £81k splurge' (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=UQh_90vXef0 - Peter Murrell ‘sent Amazon fraud parcels to Nicola Sturgeon’s sister £81k splurge' [Channel: The Scottish Sun]

>>>/qresearch/24258309 Final Covid and Other Pestilence Bun / Nicola Sturgeon Pushing COVID-19 Vaccine to kids (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=AU_L4yNFqsY - NICOLA STURGEON Pushing COVID-19 Vaccine to kids [Channel: Freedom Podcast]

>>>/qresearch/24266805 Final NHS Bun / SNP Hospital Scandal: New proof EXPOSES Swinney’s ‘on time’ political pressure (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=gmUeFWlzJio - SNP HOSPITAL SCANDAL: New proof EXPOSES Swinney’s ‘on time’ political pressure [Channel: The Scottish Sun]

>>>/qresearch/24267991, >>>/qresearch/24267998 Final Royals Bun Part One / Raging Gordon Brown demands Met Police probe into Andrew and Epstein's 'Lolita Express' flights

>>>/qresearch/24268019 Gordon Brown Bun / In the released Epstein files: Pages 1-5 of 40

>>>/qresearch/24268030 Gordon Brown Bun / In the released Epstein files: Pages 6-10 of 40

>>>/qresearch/24268039 Gordon Brown Bun / In the released Epstein files: Pages 11-15 of 40

>>>/qresearch/24268047 Gordon Brown Bun / In the released Epstein files: Pages 16-20 of 40

>>>/qresearch/24270086 Gordon Brown Bun / In the released Epstein files: Pages 21-25 of 40

>>>/qresearch/24270090 Gordon Brown Bun / In the released Epstein files: Pages 26-30 of 40

>>>/qresearch/24270093 Gordon Brown Bun / In the released Epstein files: Pages 31-35 of 40

>>>/qresearch/24270100 Gordon Brown Bun / In the released Epstein files: Pages 36-40 of 40

>>>/qresearch/24271264 Final Nicola Sturgeon & SNP Bun / Ministers deny involvement in delay to Murrell court hearing

>>>/qresearch/24275660, >>>/qresearch/24275664 Final Nicola Sturgeon & SNP Bun / Lord Advocate grilled over 'LEAK' to SNP over Peter Murrell trial as Douglas Ross goes rogue (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=2s7cNb84xjI - Lord Advocate grilled over 'LEAK' to SNP over Peter Murrell trial as Douglas Ross goes rogue [Channel: The Scottish Sun]

>>25682

>>>/qresearch/24275742 Final Royals Bun Part One / Royal Insider Reveals What Fergie Made Her Daughters Do At Epstein's (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=wFw4YOaplkU - DELETED: Royal Insider Reveals What Fergie Made Her Daughters Do At Epstein's [Channel: Newsley]

>>>/qresearch/24279546 Final Royals Bun Part One / (Canada #89) Disgraced Former Prince Andrew ARRESTED on His 66th Birthday Over Epstein Scandal

>>>/qresearch/24280593 Final Royals Bun Part One / ‘He’s sweating now’: Former prince Andrew looking ‘terrified’ during release from police custody (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=svheJ2wFcn0 - ‘He’s sweating now’: Former prince Andrew looking ‘terrified’ during release from police custody [Channel: Sky News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24283482 Final Royals Bun Part One / The Andrew Arrest Special: The "Sure-To-Be-Shanked Redemption" Compilation (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=zgr0XZGoTiA - The Andrew Arrest Special: The "Sure-To-Be-Shanked Redemption" Compilation | The Rest Is Bulls*!t [Channel: Spitting Image]

>>>/qresearch/24285699 Final Royals Bun Part One / ITV News: The latest developments in the Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor investigation (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=iHtHqgybxGo - The latest developments in the Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor investigation | ITV News [Channel: ITV News]

>>>/qresearch/24285897 Final Royals Bun Part One / (Canada #89) Police Continue Searches of Former Prince Andrew’s Home After Arrest

>>>/qresearch/24290641 Final Royals Bun Part One / (Canada #89) The Epstein Curse: Under Criminal Investigation, Disgraced Former Prince Andrew To Be Cut From the Line of Succession to the British Throne

>>>/qresearch/24294259 Final Law and Disorder Bun / Keir Starmer ACCUSED of letting suspected child sex offenders off with warning note while at the CPS

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=PjLwFFsubQw - Keir Starmer ACCUSED of letting suspected child sex offenders off with warning note while at the CPS [Channel: GBNews]

>>>/qresearch/24294282 Final Royals Bun Part One / Andrew could face inquiry over Epstein links - as MP calls for 'treason' probe (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=yf7LnUinHeM - Andrew could face inquiry over Epstein links - as MP calls for 'treason' probe [Channel: Sky News]

>>>/qresearch/24294334 Final Law and Disorder Bun / Keir Starmer's SECRET Grooming Gangs Shame EXPOSED (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=1I5e1pcD1Us - Keir Starmer's SECRET Grooming Gangs Shame EXPOSED | Express Report [Channel: Daily Express]

>>>/qresearch/24294567, >>>/qresearch/24294581 Final Royals Bun Part One / ‘He knew’: King dragged into brother’s Epstein drama following new bombshell revelations (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=nxJcJLt2Q24 - ‘He knew’: King dragged into brother’s Epstein drama following new bombshell revelations [Channel: Sky News Australia]

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=vkmFd6AROIM - King Charles was allegedly warned in 2019 about Andrew’s secret deals [Channel: Sky News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24296861 Final Royals Bun Part One / (Canada #89) Disgraced Former Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson Fled Britain to Posh Mental Health Clinic in Switzerland When Her Epstein Emails Were Released

>>>/qresearch/24296932 Final Lord Peter Mandelson Bun / (General Research #25917) Former UK ambassador Mandelson arrested after Epstein revelations

>>>/qresearch/24297509 Final Lord Peter Mandelson Bun / ITV News: Lord Peter Mandelson arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=Z4dYLTYJnHE - Lord Peter Mandelson arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office | ITV News [Channel: ITV News]

>>>/qresearch/24299177 Final Royals Bun Part One / Andrew accused of watching as girl 'tortured with electrical shocks' by Ghislaine Maxwell

>>>/qresearch/24299409 Final Royals Bun Part Two / Andrew hit with damning new Epstein claims as saga continues to spiral out of control (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=qQONN1FYK30 - Andrew hit with damning new Epstein claims as saga continues to spiral out of control [Channel: Sky News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24301111 Final Abuse Bun / From Rotherham to Epstein: The Establishment Cover-Up of Child Abuse in Britain (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=UiEVP3yGrP4 - From Rotherham to Epstein: The Establishment Cover-Up of Child Abuse in Britain [Channel: UK Column News]

>>>/qresearch/24303135, >>>/qresearch/24303144 Final Abuse Bun / The hidden history of Scotland's 'torture’ hospital for women disguised as a tenement

>>>/qresearch/24309229 Final Lord Peter Mandelson Bun / How Hoyle tipped off police about Mandelson (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=1kd1W484Vak - How Hoyle tipped off police about Mandelson [Channel: ITV News]

>>>/qresearch/24326852 Final Royals Bun Part Two / Beatrice's World Shattered! Court Docs Expose What Fergie Made Her Daughters Do At Epstein's (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=Y0jk28dd1I4 - Beatrice's World SHATTERED! Court Docs EXPOSE What Fergie Made Her Daughters Do At Epstein's [Channel: WorldLine]

>>>/qresearch/24326967 Final Royals Bun Part Two / Leaked Emails Expose Princess Eugenie’s Secret Child With Epstein; Fergie SOLD Kids in Hard Times (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=COGaU13L-GA - LEAKED Emails EXPOSE Princess Eugenie’s SECRET Child With Epstein | Fergie SOLD Kids in Hard Times [Channel: Stately]

>>>/qresearch/24327489 Final Law and Disorder Bun / Police Scotland says it has no 'Gold Group' records from Operation Dash grooming gang probe

>>>/qresearch/24331894, >>>/qresearch/24332371, >>>/qresearch/24332412 Final Law and Disorder Bun / Knifeman attacks two in Edinburgh as schools locked down & armed cops deployed (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=OlyiGNEDPH8 - Knifeman attacks two in Edinburgh as schools locked down & armed cops deployed [Channel: The Scottish Sun]

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=jZsokWuK-LE - Armed Police After Man Tries To Enter Edinburgh Nursery Before Stabbing Two [Channel: Scottish News]

>>>/qresearch/24332118, >>>/qresearch/24332126 Final Operation Talla Bun / The Lord Advocate should never have been allowed to set the parameters for Covid death probe

>>>/qresearch/24332317, >>>/qresearch/24332322 Final Nicola Sturgeon & SNP Bun / Anas Sarwar urges anti-SNP Scots to 'hold their nose' and vote Scottish Labour in 'last chance' to get rid of John Swinney

>>>/qresearch/24332346 Final Royals Bun Part Two / “Andrew Is On SUICIDE Watch”: Ex-Prince Visited By Reverend Over The Weekend (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=4_ZrzyMCxa0 - “Andrew Is On SUICIDE Watch” | Ex-Prince Visited By Reverend Over The Weekend [Channel: The Jeremy Kyle Breakfast Show]

>>>/qresearch/24332481 Final Royals Bun Part Two / Epstein Used British Air Force Bases To Traffic Girls Into UK? Ex-Prince Andrew Link Explodes (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=UML70agmlVU - HUGE! Epstein Used British Air Force Bases To Traffic Girls Into UK? Ex-Prince Andrew Link Explodes [Channel: Times Of India]

>>>/qresearch/24332506 Final Royals Bun Part Two / Fergie flees to the Middle East in search of wealth where she still ‘carries respect’ (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=UAAfZueIdKU - Fergie flees to the Middle East in search of wealth where she still ‘carries respect’ [Channel: Sky News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24332539 Final Royals Bun Part Two / Andrew could follow Fergie and flee the UK out of ‘sheer embarrassment’ from Epstein scandal (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=3NMQroz7__0 - Andrew could follow Fergie and flee the UK out of ‘sheer embarrassment’ from Epstein scandal [Channel: Sky News Australia]

>>>/qresearch/24334657 Final Immigration Bun / (Canada #89) Migrants Filmed Catching And Butchering Swans, Ducks In UK And Ireland

>>>/qresearch/24337384, >>>/qresearch/24337392 Final Law and Disorder Bun / Dorothy Bain has 'done the SNP's bidding for five years' as Lord Advocate and Crown Office needs a 'reset' says Russell Findlay

>>>/qresearch/24337541, >>>/qresearch/24337547 Final Nicola Sturgeon & SNP Bun / Shona Robison complains that the UK Government is 'bypassing' Holyrood by handing cash straight to councils after years of SNP underfunding

>>>/qresearch/24339914, >>>/qresearch/24340227 Final Law and Disorder Bun / Police Officer Jailed After Undercover Child Sting (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=QOE003bQzuA - Police Officer Jailed After Undercover Child Sting [Channel: Scottish News]

>>>/qresearch/24340831 Joani Reid Husband Spying Bun / Husband of Scottish Labour MP among three men arrested on suspicion of spying for China

>>>/qresearch/24340868 Joani Reid Husband Spying Bun / STV News: Husband of Scottish Labour MP arrested on suspicion of spying for China (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=9VvUnjkEnuY - Husband of Scottish Labour MP arrested on suspicion of spying for China #politics #breakingnews [Channel: STV News]

>>>/qresearch/24340874, >>>/qresearch/24340880, >>>/qresearch/24340886, >>>/qresearch/24341640, >>>/qresearch/24341674 Joani Reid Husband Spying Bun / Scots Labour MP’s husband arrested for ‘spying for China’ as property raided by terror cops (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=VzJ0ART9JH8 - Scots Labour MP’s husband arrested for ‘spying for China’ as property raided by terror cops [Channel: The Scottish Sun]

>>>/qresearch/24341051 Joani Reid Husband Spying Bun / Who is Joani Reid? - The non-Jewish MP standing up against antisemitism in Parliament

>>>/qresearch/24341725 Britain Blocked Trump's Strikes, Now He's Ending Their Global Dominance (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=SUK0OSEIdSs - Trump Just Destroyed Britain's 300-Year Stranglehold on Global Trade [Channel: Promethean Updates]

>>>/qresearch/24341788, >>>/qresearch/24341791 Joani Reid Husband Spying Bun / MP not seen anything to suspect husband has 'broken any law', after China spy arrests

>>>/qresearch/24341887 Final Nicola Sturgeon & SNP Bun / SNP candidate stands down after benefits fraud claim

>>>/qresearch/24342286 Final Royals Bun Part Two / Princess Eugenie PANICS After Interpol Questions Her Over Epstein Bribe' Epstein Victims EXPOSE Her (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=J5WsiNG5pAw - Princess Eugenie PANICS After Interpol Questions Her Over Epstein Bribe| Epstein Victims EXPOSE Her [Channel: Stately]

>>>/qresearch/24346802 Final Law and Disorder Bun / Sky News Host BLOWS THE LID On Keir Starmer & Labour For Cover Up LIES On Grooming Gangs (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=FBYyYFK5wes - OMG! Sky News Host BLOWS THE LID On Keir Starmer & Labour For Cover Up LIES On Grooming Gangs! [Channel: British Stand]

>>>/qresearch/24348561 Final Immigration Bun / (Canada #89) Edinburgh Leader Hails City Diversity After Migrant Stabbing Spree Hospitalizes Two

>>>/qresearch/24355134, >>>/qresearch/24355155 Joani Reid Husband Spying Bun / Labour MP Joani Reid suspended after husband arrested on suspicion of spying for China (video)

VIDEO https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=L-NVTvjhVbg - Labour MP suspended after husband arrested on suspicion of spying for China [Channel: Manchester Evening News]

>>>/qresearch/24355965 Final Abuse Bun

>>>/qresearch/24355966 Final Covid and Other Pestilence Bun

>>>/qresearch/24355967 Gordon Brown Bun

>>>/qresearch/24355968 Final Immigration Bun

>>>/qresearch/24355969 Final Law and Disorder Bun

>>>/qresearch/24355970 Final Lord Peter Mandelson Bun

>>>/qresearch/24355971 Final NHS Bun

>>>/qresearch/24355972 Final Nicola Sturgeon & SNP Bun

>>>/qresearch/24355976 Joani Reid Husband Spying Bun

>>>/qresearch/24355977 Final Royals Bun Part One

>>>/qresearch/24355979 Final Royals Bun Part Two

>>>/qresearch/24355982 Final Operation Talla Bun

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UPDATE for >>>/qresearch/24354443 /qresearch/ Q Research General #29690: Dignified Transfer President Trump Attends With Cabinet, Families Edition

>>>/qresearch/24355405, >>>/qresearch/24355413 JIM WATKINS: updated template for emails to abuse@epik.com to release Jim's websites NEW