Sam Varghese is an Online Tech editor at iTWire. He covers a range of topics including culture and society, with a particular focus on issues related to Australia, crime, and security breaches in the electronics sector. His insights and analyses have been featured in Pearls & Irritations and iTWire.
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WikiLeaks founder and publisher Julian Assange has been freed from prison on Monday and left the UK as part of a plea deal, reports say.
WikiLeaks founder and publisher Julian Assange has landed back in Australia after being in the UK, following a court appearance in the US territory of Saipan in the Pacific.
WikiLeaks founder and publisher Julian Assange has landed back in Australia after being freed from jail in the UK, following a court appearance in the US territory of Saipan in the Pacific. He appeared before Judge Ramona V. Manglona in Saipan earlier on Wednesday and pleaded guilty to one count of...
By: Sam Varghese
Australia's mainstream media groups are pressuring the government in order to obtain funding to cover the $70m that was provided by Facebook
By: Sam Varghese
Australia's obsession with every little political twist or swing in the US seems to grow with each day, the latest the Presidential debate.
By: Sam Varghese
Melbourne tabloid The Age has done its already sagging reputation no favours by running, as an exclusive, an article that claims to detail what it calls the “denial and disinformation facing October 7 survivors” – Israelis who were attacked by Hamas – with the centrepiece of the article being an interview with an Israeli reservist – who was interviewed twice in 2023.
By: Sam Varghese
Australian film-maker David Bradbury has been refused entry into India, because of a movie he made about a nuclear power plant in Kudankulam.
By: Sam Varghese
Google has been harshly criticised for its alleged monopolistic behaviour and its efforts to conceal evidence.
By: Sam Varghese
Australian politicians’ inability to understand the complexity of the Indian diaspora is, in part, fostering division among these migrants.
American presidents are big on talking about what they believe to be their legacy, even if there is no substance to the claims they make.
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