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Alt=”Reps header image.” width=”800″ height=”130″> The Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security (PJCIS) has recommended the

The ACT Court of Appeal has handed down its judgement on the secrecy provisions that has followed the prosecution of Bernard Collaery on conspiracy charges. Bernard Collaery has won his appeal to over

Australia has introduced unprecedented spying powers since 2001. An expert says they need more oversight.

Senator Katy Gallagher said the party would conduct an inquiry into the ASIS operation to bug East Timor’s cabinet rooms during sensitive oil and gas treaty negotiations.

Misuse of Pegasus Was Enabled by Governments Ignoring Calls to Reform Intelligence Agencies Since Independence, every Union government brushed aside opportunities to create oversight mechanisms which are common in other parts of the world. Illustration: The Wire Rights28/Jul/2021 When India won Independence, it had the choice of two models for its intelligence agencies. One was the United States’s version, which gave intelligence work a legal basis, insisting on accountability and transparency through a system of checks and balances. George Washington, one of the founding fathers of the US,...