NEWS
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Recent intelligence from Australia’s security agency, ASIO, has revealed credible links between Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and two antisemitic firebombing attacks in Australia-one targeting a synagogue in Melbourne and another a kosher café in Sydney.
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Queensland police have launched court action to block a planned pro-Palestinian march across Brisbane’s Story Bridge this weekend.
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A Queensland university and controversial speakers involved in an ‘anti-racism’ symposium earlier this year have been cleared of any misconduct, an independent review has found.
Queensland University of Technology (QUT) on Wednesday released their 64-page report by former Federal Court judge John Middleton AM KC, who spent four months investigating the controversial National Symposium on Unifying Anti-Racist Research and Action event in January.
Held by the university’s Carumba Institute, the incident sparked backlash, with prominent current and former Australian politicians and members of the Jewish community expressing their outrage at the event.
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The graffiti is under police investigation, with a local resident saying it contributes to ‘an atmosphere of fear’ for the Jewish community.
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Accusations of antisemitism after composer wins for pro palestinian song
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Penny Wong is “appropriate” person to represent Australia at the 80's anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, Anthony Albanese declare.
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UQP to publish academic’s despite funding freeze
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Queensland Jewish leaders have written to one of the state’s top universities raising “deep concerns” that speakers set to appear at an anti-racism symposium could increase levels of anti-Semitism.