Feels Like Progress: Trump Supporters Attack Crowd With Bear Spray, Rather Than Running Them Over With Cars
This is where we’re at now folks… people turn out to protest Donald Trump. Donald…More
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New Matilda
Launched in 2004, New Matilda is one of Australia's oldest online independent publications. It's focus is on investigative journalism and analysis, with occasional smart arsery thrown in for reasons of sanity. New Matilda is owned and edited by Walkley Award and Human Rights Award winning journalist Chris Graham.
WHERE ARE THEY NOW: Party Boy Corey Worthington; Party Pooper Leila McKinnon
Where Are They Now? is an occasional column in New Matilda which looks at the…More
Underground Underpayment: Subway Caught Ripping Off Its Own Employees. Again.
More than $80,000 in unpaid wages to almost 200 Subway employees in New South Wales,…More
The ABC Is Taking Paid Advertising For Its Online Content
Like most people, you probably thought that the ABC doesn’t take any paid advertising. And…More
Wesfarmers Responds To $15m Indigenous funding scandal
Wesfarmers provided a detailed response to a set of questions posed by New Matilda, in…More
Bernie Sanders 101: The Joe Rogan Interview You Should Watch If You’re Wondering What All The Fuss Is About
American politics is nothing if not fascinating. A train wreck, sure, but a fascinating train…More
And You Thought Israel Folau Was Offensive: The ‘God Hates F*gs’ Westboro Baptist Church Are About To Be A Thing Again
The good, the bad and the ugly (then the beautiful) of the people who brought…More
Charles Waterstreet Has Law Licence Cancelled Following Earlier Suspension
Prominent Sydney barrister Charles Waterstreet has had his certificate to practice law cancelled, following earlier…More
Too Soon? Sir Murray Rivers QC On The ‘Miracle Celebrations’
If the election result is getting you down, this will might help. It might not…More
Pinched Some Post-It Notes From Work? Check Your Super Before You Return Them
And you thought workplace theft was a problem… every year in Australia, almost three million…More