Most recent
-
12 Sep 2014:
Kellie Tranter: Whatever the prime minister and Asio director-general say in public, the intelligence agency’s own reports show they know foreign wars are a real cause of radicalisation
-
11 Sep 2014: Peter Bradshaw: In his final leading role as a disillusioned spymaster, Philip Seymour Hoffman resembles a hungover panda, but the power and intelligence of his performance are the perfect epitaph
-
10 Sep 2014:
Richard Ackland: The overblown security concoction being cooked up by George Brandis and our security elite is more about protecting the spy establishment than the nation
-
3 Sep 2014: Mark Thomas and Danny Chivers take to the stage with their shows about undercover infiltration
-
2 Sep 2014: Attorney refers to historical range of turncoats, from Edward Snowden to Macbeth, Brutus, Guy Fawkes and Judas Iscariot
-
2 Sep 2014:
State and federal agencies ask for growing number of private phone, internet and email logs without a warrant
-
1 Sep 2014:
Bernard Collaery and former Asis agent under investigation by AFP over disclosure of classified information
-
29 Aug 2014:
Radio interview gives an overview of undercover controversy ranging from sexual relationships to undercover officers such as Mark Kennedy, Bob Lambert and Peter Francis
-
29 Aug 2014:
Months of research into Iranian networks uncovered at least 16,000 systems controlled by Iran outside of its borders. By Tom Brewster
-
Video
(1min 19sec),
28 Aug 2014:
Australian foreign minister Julie Bishop meets her Indonesian counterpart on Thursday in efforts to improve relations between the countries
-
28 Aug 2014: At least five firms hit by coordinated attacks earlier this month in possible retaliation for sanctions on Kremlin, Bloomberg says
-
28 Aug 2014:
Agreement to resume intelligence cooperation draws a line under rift caused by last year’s spy scandal
-
28 Aug 2014: Minister says joint understanding will lead to unprecedented intelligence sharing between Australia and its neighbour
-
26 Aug 2014: Bill Rowlings: Wide-ranging national security provisions have been sold as a response to Australian jihadists leaving to fight in the middle east, but there are much bigger targets for spies at home
-
17 Aug 2014:
Risen, who refuses to reveal source of story about CIA operation, calls president’s support for press freedom ‘hypocritical’
1-15 of 909 for Espionage
;