Josh Taylor
Journalist @joshgnosis
Josh is Crikey’s general reporter covering politics, immigration, technology, the environment and, well, just about everything. Josh joined Crikey in 2015 after being lured away from his role as an award-winning technology journalist for ZDNet.
Asylum seekers had challenged the constitutionality of offshore immigration detention, but the High Court says the Nauru camps are perfectly legal.
Those who illegally download content are also likely to subscribe to a paid streaming service, like Netflix.
Parliamentary rules introduced to prevent nepotism among MPs have riled Senator Ian Macdonald.
Are ex-pollies still allowed to jet around Australia on the public teat?
Lawyers are trying to circumvent the government's Border Force Act.
A major telecommunications infrastructure scheme overwhelming favours Coalition electorates.
The Alliance Defending Freedom argues that homosexuality should be illegal. And guess who their new bestie is?
QCs John Muir and Kevin Duggan are the only things standing between law enforcement overreach and journalists' sources. But who are they?
NBN declared that Labor's broadband plan would have cost much more than the Coalition's. But why was a government entity in the business of costing the opposition's policies?
Australian Netflix has a fraction of the titles available in the US. But that will probably change when Netflix negotiates new deals.
