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The two women jailed for their anti-Putin protest urge leftwing westerners not to believe everything they see on Russia Today
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Bondi Beach protest highlights Abbott administration’s perceived failure to put climate change on G20 summit agenda
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Around a million Uzbeks are forced to help harvest the country’s ‘white gold’ every year. Now, students have tentatively begun to speak out against it. EurasiaNet.org reports
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Ciaran O’Reilly, who hoped to challenge Obama over Chelsea Manning and Julian Assange, told he is a ‘prohibited person’
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As the G20 begins in Brisbane, the state of Queensland has undergone radical political reform and unprecedented attacks on civil liberties. Guardian Australia's Joshua Robertson and Bill Code delve into the LNP's (Liberal National Party) public service cuts and some of the principal targets of the government's law and order campaign: outlaw motorcycle clubs. The laws that bikies want struck out in the high court this Friday include those targeting tattooists, laws adding up to 25 years to their jail sentences, as well as laws banning them from going to their clubhouses or meeting in public in groups of more than two. Guardian Australia invited Queensland's attorney general, education minister, local government minister and health minister to appear in this film.
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And the G20 band played on: where is Brisbane's culture of protest?