Transparency Project News Today

A man has been charged with bestiality offences after he was allegedly caught on video by animal activists committing a vile sex act at a pig farm.

A pig abattoir worker in central Victoria is facing bestiality charges after being arrested by Victoria Police.

The project also uncovered that the company provided verification badges to accounts linked with Hezbollah members while charging the standard fee of $8 per month.

"Certainly, when we hear these types of numbers it alarms most of the general public," said Civil Rights Activist Keyon Payton. "But the reality is, as African-Americans, we live this experience every day."

TTP identifies 28 accounts that obtained verification badges through Elon Musk's paid verification program, seemingly circumventing rules that explicitly prohibit their use.

Elon Musk-owned social media platform X is facing accusations that it violated US sanctions by accepting subscription payments from terrorist organisations and state-run media outlets in sanctioned countries like Iran and Russia.

The report claims that over a dozen X accounts for US-sanctioned entities had a blue checkmark, which requires the purchase of a premium subscription.

A nominee for Australian of the Year is engaged in a bitter feud with animal activists after film emerged of an abattoir she previously part owned roughly treating animals.

Over 500 submissions were received in days to a Save Our Bacon petition by the National Party, in response to a parliamentary inquiry.

A pilot scheme allowing journalists and bloggers into the courts in England and Wales is being extended.