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Injustice

Presumed Guilty at Fourteen: The Case Against 22C
Australian Aborigines / First Nations/Indigenous / Human Rights / Law / Rule of Law / United Nations

Presumed Guilty at Fourteen: The Case Against 22C

Section 22C of the NSW Bail Act has stronger expectations for children than adults, presuming them guilty rather than innocent.

6 Comments
October 4, 2026
Justice Within Injustice, Fifteen Years On
ACT Government / Commonwealth Government / Commonwealth Ombudsman / Domestic Law / Former Commissioner / Fred Martens / Julian Moti / Justice / NSW Government / Queensland / Rule of Law

Justice Within Injustice, Fifteen Years On

In the fifteen years since Blak and Black spoke of the erosion of civil liberties, much of what was forewarned has been realised.

7 Comments
September 14, 2026
The Architecture of Capture: How the Separation of Powers Dies in Practice, Not in Law
Democracy / Government / Justice / Law / Political theory / Rule of Law

The Architecture of Capture: How the Separation of Powers Dies in Practice, Not in Law

Weakening the separation of the legislative and administrative branches of the law risks a partisan judiciary that acts on political intent rather than justice guidelines.

3 Comments
September 4, 2026
Eroding Trust: ACT Policing and the Use of Force in the National Capital
Australian Federal Police / Justice / Law Enforcement / Rule of Law

Eroding Trust: ACT Policing and the Use of Force in the National Capital

ACT Policing's lack of transparency into officers' misconduct diminishes public trust.

7 Comments
August 23, 2026
Friends in The AFP and a Malicious Prosecution
ACT Government / Australian Aborigines / Corruption / Discrimination/Racism / Ernst & Young / First Nations/Indigenous / Former Commissioner

Friends in The AFP and a Malicious Prosecution

How a failed accountant, a compliant university registrar and a police force with a race problem manufactured a case against an Indigenous public servant.

52 Comments
August 19, 2026
Be Alert, Be Alarmed: How Justice Fails in the Australian Capital Territory
Accountability / ACT Government / Australian Aborigines / Australian Federal Police / Corruption / Discrimination/Racism / Ernst & Young / First Nations/Indigenous / Former Commissioner / Government / Human Rights / Racism

Be Alert, Be Alarmed: How Justice Fails in the Australian Capital Territory

It took multiple people and agencies to ruin the lives of the former Commissioner for Revenue and his family and it can happen to you as well.

15 Comments
August 7, 2026
Seeking Justice and Accountability in Australia via the United Nations
Human Rights / United Nations

Seeking Justice and Accountability in Australia via the United Nations

Breaches of evidentiary practices demonstrate the racism and corruption within the AFP and ACT Government, opening avenues to the UN human rights forums.

0 Comments
February 3, 2026
Lachie & Daddy Rupie’s Parlour Tricks
Corporate responsibility / Corruption

Lachie & Daddy Rupie’s Parlour Tricks

Lachie and Rupie, barons of ink, Turn chaos to coin quicker than you’d think. With profit their beacon and ethics for sale, They spin every scandal and tip every scale.Assaults…

0 Comments
January 8, 2026
The Presumption of Innocence: Origins of the Most Central of Legal Maxims
Uncategorized

The Presumption of Innocence: Origins of the Most Central of Legal Maxims

Imposing punishment on a.defendant before the accusation has been proved, such as proposed in current legislative review, fails to preserve this crucial legal tenet.

0 Comments
November 12, 2025
White Nationalism: A Fool’s Errand
Discrimination/Racism / Human Rights / Propaganda / Racism / White Australia

White Nationalism: A Fool’s Errand

White Nationalism undermines democracy, condoning unethical principles including violence and an illusory nostalgia based upon lies.

0 Comments
October 16, 2025
Blind to the Rot: A Lament for Canberra
ACT Government / Australian Labor Party / Corruption / Government

Blind to the Rot: A Lament for Canberra

Labor’s betrayal paints black the sky.

0 Comments
August 27, 2025
The Impact of Undetected and Unchecked Corruption in the Public Sector
Corruption / Equality / Government / Justice

The Impact of Undetected and Unchecked Corruption in the Public Sector

The economic and social costs of corruption in the public service underscores the imperative for robust anti-corruption bodies.

0 Comments
January 24, 2025
Faith, Regret, and Redemption: The Journey of Martin Niemöller
Accountability / Discrimination/Racism / Genocide by stealth / Government / Human Rights / Propaganda / Racism / Religion / Shared humanity

Faith, Regret, and Redemption: The Journey of Martin Niemöller

Abstract This paper explores the complex journey of Martin Niemöller, a German Lutheran pastor whose initial support for Adolf Hitler transformed into profound regret and opposition to the Nazi regime.…

0 Comments
December 29, 2024
Exploring the Complex History of Slavery
Discrimination/Racism / Human Rights / Racism

Exploring the Complex History of Slavery

The Bible was manipulated to effect the ongoing oppression of the black man through the slave trade.

0 Comments
December 9, 2024
Derek Bromley and the State of Injustice in South Australia
Australian Aborigines / Discrimination / Equality / First Nations/Indigenous / Human Rights / Justice / Law / Law Enforcement / Racism / Rule of Law / Shared humanity / South Australia

Derek Bromley and the State of Injustice in South Australia

It's well past time to release Derek Bromley.

2 Comments
February 3, 2019
Injustice within Justice
Accountability / Asia-Pacific / Australian Federal Police / Commonwealth Government / Corruption / Discrimination/Racism / Equality / Government / Law Enforcement / Pacific Neighbours / PNG / Propaganda / RAMSI / Refugees / Rule of Law / Solomon Islands / Stanhope Government

Injustice within Justice

Since 9/11, civil liberties in Australia have been under threat via exclusionary legal instruments and the erosion of accepted rights by the Howard Government.

24 Comments
August 16, 2011
The beginnings of our abuse as a people in the name of white fella’s ‘justice’
Culture / Discrimination/Racism / Hypocrisy / Rule of Law / Shared humanity

The beginnings of our abuse as a people in the name of white fella’s ‘justice’

The origin of racial discrimination in Australia lies in the prosecution of Mow-watty, about whom several assumptions denied him justice.

1 Comment
May 9, 2011

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Publications

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  • RAMSI - the scion of the juggernaut of greed

    Solomon Star
    13 October 2011
  • AFP accused of fabricating evidence, yet again

    Solomon Star (Print only)
    4 October 2011
  • Moti affair

    Solomon Star
    14 September 2011
  • Moti affair

    Fiji Sun
    12 September 2011
  • Moti appeal exposes mixed loyalties and judicial corruption

    Solomon Star
    22 July 2011
  • Moti end game

    FijiSun
    22 July 2011
  • Letters to the editor: Article by Bakchos

    Solomon Star
    20 July 2011
  • Co-operate or else! AFP thuggery for a white Australia

    Solomon Star
    24 June 2011
  • The strange case of Bill Johnson, a study in neo-colonial hypocrisy

    Solomon Star
    17 June 2011
  • Neo-colonialism in the Torres Strait

    Solomon Star
    14 June 2011
  • Moti and other affairs

    Solomon Star
    9 June 2011
  • Comment: Excellent Read

    Fiji Sun
    7 June 2011

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Recent Comments

  1. Bill Wheatley on Songs as Archive

    Didn’t you study classics at uni? I assume that’s where you learned Ancient Greek, I was surprised to read your…

  2. Hakeem on Friends in The AFP and a Malicious Prosecution

    Angel Marina is a white man with limited ability, such people have a habit of falling upwards at black peoples…

  3. Hakeem on Appointment Without Accountability: Jon White, the ACT DPP and the Long Shadow of a Political Prosecution

    Jon White clearly ran a racist prosecution service in the ACT.

  4. Hakeem on Songs as Archive

    I find your post about aboriginal Australia informative and engaging. I knew nothing about the history of Aboriginal Australia. I…

  5. Hakeem on Words That Arm: Why Pauline Hanson’s Racism Matters

    Another whitewash. The black man carries the the burden of the white man’s crimes. Disgusting.

  6. Jen on Songs as Archive

    The argument is that oral tradition is history in a particular sense, with strengths and limits that should be stated…

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