Australia's immigration policy
How Europe's far right fell in love with Australia's immigration policy (The Guardian)
Australia's new "Home Office" is a worry for immigration policy (The Conversation)
Australian's jobs and migration policies are not making the best use of qualified migrants (The Conversation)
A brief history of immigration to Australia (SBS News)
What's behind Australia's new immigration rules (The Irish Times)
Australia's immigration policy threatens sharemarket returns say fund managers (The Sydney Morning Herald)
Australia's innovation immigration policy, where the bloody hell are you? (Smart Company)
Australia defends hardline immigration policy as keeping out 'undesirables' (Reuters )
Australian citizenship law changes means migrants will face toughter tests (ABC news)
Melbourne's Sudanese community reclaims 'African gangs' slight in powerful campaign (The Age, 11/01/18)
Does Victoria have an African gang crime problem? (ABC News, 9/01/18)
"African gangs" debate polarizes Australia (BBC News, 18/01/18)
African communities want Australian politicians to stop talking about the so-called "African gang crisis" (Buzz Feed News, 21/03/18)
Facebook and data mining
Emotional Mark Zuckerberg's dire prediction for more election meddling. (Herald Sun, 23 March 2018)
An update on our plans to restrict data access on Facebook (Facebook Newsroom)
Mark Zuckerberg on Facebook's hardest year, and what comes next (Ezra Klein on Vox)
Here are 5 ways Facebook violates consumer expectations to maximise its profits (Jason Kint, NiemanLab)
How Facebook protects data with physical security (CSO Online, 30 May 2018)
Facebook owns Instagram, Messenger, WhatsApp - Now there's a call to break it all up. (The Mercury News, 21 May 2018)
Tencent's business is about as big as Facebook's thanks to its stronghold in China (Business Insider, 16 May 2018)
Facebook harvested 3.5 billion Instagram images without warning their owners until today (News.com, 3 May 2018)
Facebook's rise in profits, users shows resilience after scandals (Reuters, 26 April 2018)
Banking Royal Commission
Commonwealth Bank delayed writing to overcharged business customers (ABC News, 25/5/18)
ANZ gave green light to franchise with 'clip art' business plan (The Guardian, 23/5/18)
Banking Royal Commission day 23: BOQ, CBA, Westpac (Financial Review, 24/5/18)
Evidence from the Royal Banking Commission looks like history repeating itself (The Conversation, 23/5/18)
How $31 billion accidentally ended up on Macquarie Group's account (The Sydney Morning Herald, 25/5/18)
'One rule for bosses, another for staff': Union attacks NAB bonus cuts (The Sydney Morning Herald, 25/5/18)
Banking Royal Commission turns its attention to small businesses:"The general population will be shocked". (The Sydney Morning Herald, 21/5/18)
Banking Royal Commission continues small business loan hearings (ABC News, 30/5/18)
The rape and murder of Eurydice Dixon
Why women are sick of being told to 'stay safe'. (ABC News 15/06/18)
Women respond to Eurydice Dixon murder: 'We all have a right to walk home safely'. (The Guardian 15/06/18)
Eurydice Dixon: Grief must be a catalyst for change (The Courier 21/06/15)
Eurydice Dixon: How one woman's death put focus on 'male rage' in Australia (The Guardian 19/06/18)
Death penalty and safety at night (Bendigo Advertiser 23/06/18)
Women live in fear and men have no idea (The Age 23/07/18)
'Reason I live without fear': We need to listen to this cop's daughter (The Age 21/06/18)
Rape headlines you won't read anytime soon (The Age 23/06/18)
Where to direct your hate and hurt over Eurydice Dixon's death (The Age 20/06/18)
Talk to any woman, young or old, and you'll hear the same story (The Age 20/06/18)
The 'not all men' excuse is absurd (The Age 20/06/18)
Don't let Eurydice Dixon's death be a 'cautionary tale' (The Age 20/06/18)
Bendigo Advertiser letters to the editor: Death penalty and safety at night (Bendigo Advertiser 23/06/18)
'Let me guess... You told a woman to stay safe and she took offence?' (The Age 21/06/18)
We need to talk about the monsters (News.com.au 20/06/18)
Liberal party feminist Kelly O'Dwyer: Sexual harrassment is an economic issue (The Guardian 23/06/18)
This is what police should say after an act of gendered violence (The Guardian 20/06/18)
Men need to change: Anger grows over police response to Eurydice Dixon's murder (The Guardian 15/06/18)
"Stay safe": Why women are enraged by advice to steer clear of violent men (The Conversation 15/06/18)
Taking the long way home (The Saturday Paper 23/06/18) Longer article
