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Deepfakes proliferate as banks, platforms fight a ‘war on truth’
The Australian Financial Review (Mon, 21 Sep 2026) - Tens of thousands of pieces of dangerous internet content including a growing number of investment scams have been flagged by banks for Meta’s response.
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Tribeca’s Ben Cleary doubles down on war on woke after sweary email outburst
The Australian (Mon, 21 Sep 2026) - Ben Cleary donated $100,000 to One Nation earlier this year. In most industries, a foul-mouthed, early morning outburst over email might be bad for business. Especially if your unprovoked tirade (“fking loser … I wouldn’t piss on you if you were burning ...
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White Cliff reveals fresh copper front at Rae’s Bornite Hills
The Toowoomba Chronicle (Mon, 21 Sep 2026) - White Cliff Minerals has traced copper mineralisation beneath a historic surface occurrence at the Rae copper project’s Bornite Hills ...
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Australia’s media is a gerontocracy. Is that a problem?
Crikey (Mon, 21 Sep 2026) - It’s well known that younger people are increasingly ignoring Australia’s mainstream media , with a majority of people aged under 25 having ...

10% of Southern Cross, financed by cash from far-right mining heiress Gina Rinehart. McWilliam is 70; Ms Rinehart — who has long dabbled in
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An Australian fund manager finds redemption in the copper boom
The Australian Financial Review (Mon, 21 Sep 2026) - AI, geopolitics and years of underinvestment are reshaping commodity markets – and Terra Capital’s Jeremy Bond is betting the new cycle has only just begun.
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One Nation-linked company built $56,000 shed on private property of Pauline Hanson’s right-hand man
inkl (Sun, 20 Sep 2026) - James Ashby looks on as One Nation leader Pauline Hanson addresses media. Composite: AAP/Guardian design Pauline Hanson’s right-hand man, ...

a new Ford Ranger that was “personally” gifted to One Nation by Hancock Agriculture’s chief executive, Adam Giles, in April. Hanson said the
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Former officer details horrific neglect of Indigenous babies in South Hedland child protection crisis
The Australian (Sun, 20 Sep 2026) - WA’s child protection system has failed its most vulnerable, a traumatised former Indigenous officer reveals.
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Former officer details horrific neglect of Indigenous babies in South Hedland child protection crisis
The Australian (Sun, 20 Sep 2026) - A newborn baby tossed between warring parents during a violent family feud was ‘safe to remain at home’, WA child protection officials ruled.