A Secret Australia: Revealed by the Wikileaks Exposés by Cronau, Peter

A Secret Australia: Revealed by the Wikileaks Exposés (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781925835939)

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Format: Paperback
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A Secret Australia: Revealed by the Wikileaks Exposés by Cronau, Peter

A Secret Australia: Revealed by the Wikileaks Exposés

$29.95
A Secret Australia: Revealed by the Wikileaks Exposés by Cronau, Peter

A Secret Australia: Revealed by the Wikileaks Exposés

$29.95
Format: Paperback
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Uncover the hidden truths of Australia's political landscape through the WikiLeaks revelations.

A Secret Australia exposes the inner workings of Australian politics and its relationship with global powers. Eighteen prominent Australians dissect what WikiLeaks has revealed about their nation, from government secrecy and US influence to corruption and threats to democracy. This collection unearths the hidden truths that officials don't want you to see.

Delve into topics such as:

  • The Australian Defence Force's 'information operations'
  • Government super injunctions protecting corrupt politicians and corporations
  • US Embassy profiles of Australian politicians
Gain essential knowledge to understand covert power and its consequences for Australia and the world.

Author: Peter Cronau
ISBN-10: 1925835936
ISBN-13: 9781925835939
Publisher: Monash University Publishing
Language: English
Published: 12/01/2020
Pages: 280
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.95lbs
Size: 9.10h x 6.10w x 0.80d
By Peter Cronau
By Peter Cronau
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Peter Cronau (Editor) is an investigative journalist, and producer for ABC TV's investigative documentary program Four Corners, and has won numerous journalism awards including the Gold Walkley on the political violence in East Timor in 2006. He has reported for ABC Radio's Background Briefing, most recently with the groundbreaking report 'Pine Gap's Role in US Warfighting'. His forthcoming book is titled The Base: Australia's Secret Role in America's Global Wars.

Felicity Ruby is a PhD candidate at the University of Sydney undertaking research on surveillance and democracy. She was advisor to Scott Ludlam for his first six years in the Australian Senate. Prior to this she headed the UN Office for the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, and was a policy advisor at the UN Development Fund for Women and at Greenpeace International.

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