Every Australian concerned about bail-in should make a submission to the Senate Economics Legislation Committee by 10 July, demanding Parliament pass the
Make a submission to the Senate’s new bail-in inquiry and demand Parliament pass the amendment to guarantee our savings in bank deposits can’t be confiscated through a bail-in.
Australia’s banks were already precarious before the COVID-19 pandemic. Now they are in greater danger than ever from the uncertainties of how the economy will work as the government-funded hibernation comes to an end.
The recent fracturing of the neoliberal consensus that drove both major parties to mass-privatise national assets and hand control of the economy over to private banks is accelerating into a full-blown breakdown.
Parliament’s Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade is conducting an inquiry into whether Australia should legislate a Magnitsky Act, by which the Australian government would be able to sanction foreign officials accused of
