Social Justice
Investigations into suspected war criminals living in Australia aren’t being taken seriously enough, according to some leading international experts. The...
It’s the eleventh day of the eleventh month: Remembrance Day, and people around the world are commemorating the casualties of...
Veteran Tony “Bomber” Bower-Miles went to Vietnam as an 18-year-old, and like many others was excited by the prospect of...
A paper entitled “Brazen, Shameless Hussies: Images and Experiences of Allied Service Women in the South Pacific” explores material that...
A report backed by the UN Human Rights Council which accuses Israel of war crimes in Gaza has been criticised...
John Howard says that we’ll only win the war in Afghanistan if we send more troops, but some experts are...
For many Australians, the sound of the Last Post brings with it a swell of patriotism and emotion. But a...
The Australian government has announced it won’t send more troops to Afghanistan, but is considering increasing civilian support. This includes...
A team of Australian Archaeologists are helping locals in Vietnam discover more about their ancient past. The dig is part...
Why was Martenus Bere, an indicted war criminal, released on the 10th anniversary of Timor Leste’s independence from the brutal...
