A look into Corporate fraud in Australia, Stranglehold of Monopolies, Telecom's Oppression, Biased Law System, Corporate influence in politics, Industrial Relations disadvantaging workers, Outsourcing Australian Jobs, Offshore Banking, Petrochemical company domination, Invisibly Visible.
It's not what you see, it's what goes on behind the scenes. Australia, the warrantless colony.
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COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA (ABN: 122 104 616)
Australia's Prime Minister (CEO) Tony Abbott : "Australia is Open for Business"
People in corporations and governments lie to the general population every single day, where the lies will never stop.
Those in government have preplanned agendas that even span decades where the serfs are none the wiser, pity.
On Monday, the 23rd of June 2025, Rupert Murdoch’s publication mentioned that NRMA spokesperson stated that “drivers likely to pay 8 cents more a litre when fuelling up".
One would expect that to be nationwide, albeit a small difference from one state or territory.
On that day, in Melbourne unleaded fuel was 159.9 c/litre as seen by the receipt below, where certain identifying factors have been blocked out:
After the US attack on Iran, the price of fuel from the same supplier skyrocketed, or rather the motorists were bombed with a price of 219.9 cents per litre, as seen in the headline photo above.
That is an increase of 60 cents per litre or a 37.5% price hike.
The good motorists of Australia are being extored to pay for an overseas attack on another country with full support of this by our colonial govenrment.
Latest updates on one of the largest data breaches
The news of a massive 16 billion data breach that exposed login credentials from Apple, Google, Facebook has made record as one of the largest data breaches in history.
Cybernews reports
that records from over 30 databases have been stolen, with each
containing up to 3.5 billion passwords from social media and VPN logins
to corporate platforms and developer platforms.
Here are the latest updates on what we know about the data breach, how to find out if you're affected and how to stay safe.
What's exposed?
Currently,
nearly all major platforms have been affected by the breach, including
Apple accounts (formerly Apple IDs), Gmail, Facebook accounts and GitHub
as well as instant messaging platforms like Telegram and both
commercial and government platform portals.
The data appears to contain URLs, usernames and passwords. However,
with the unfathomable size of the data that's been exposed, there's no
way to tell how many accounts are currently under threat.
The
stolen data appears to come from several infostealers, and while the
datasets are new, the sheer amount of info could also be from a mix of
different datasets from previous breaches, including a database
containing 184 million records discovered in May this year.
How to stay safe
With the 16 billion login credentials now being exposed, it's
important to check if your account has been exposed and to stay safe.
First,
the best way to keep your account secure is to enable two-factor
authentication (2FA). This will stop threat actors from easily accessing
your online accounts, as a second form of authentication through an
app, phone, passcode or a physical USB key will need to be approved by
you. If you haven't already, find out how to enable 2FA right now.
Second, to find out if your login credentials have been affected, use Have I Been Pwned and check if your email is in the clear. If you are at risk, immediately change your password, delete unused accounts and consider using one of the best password managers to secure your online accounts.
