Press Releases

It is inevitable that people will find the behaviour of bankers intolerable. In a world first, upper echelon Australian bankers will likely soon be shunned by a broad section of the community. We will have important reforms when we have the guts to take a united stand. We must demand our freedom, rights and privacy. We do that in part by laughing our tormentors out of their positions of power and influence. Shunning these characters is far easier and more effective than violent revolution. Eventually we will have our justice & freedom by developing and using an alternate system that suits our needs - not theirs. It is that simple!

The battle for a proper investigation into the financial system has intensified with Malcolm Turnbull's attempts to sabotage the upcoming Royal Commission with unsatisfactory terms of reference.

On the anniversary of the BRN Tell The Truth To Turnbull Rally we present a summary showing how the campaign has progressed and what people can do to bring about real reforms that will make a big difference in the way we can live, work and play. Bank reform is just the first step if you want a harmonious and prosperous nation. It's a tough job but if we don't do it our kids will have a much tougher time making ends meet and affording a home of their own. The deck is stacked against us and if we keep voting left right ... left right ... nothing will change. We need to harness the power of the people to make sure that whichever party and politicians are in power we have them working in our interests.

Powerful vested interests are very keen to see the housing bubble continue to grow. Governments are not working to really solve the problem - in large part because they too profit from continued new construction and turnover of properties. This article reveals the truth about why home-ownership will very soon become an unachievable goal for most Australians.

The November 21 Tell the Truth to Turnbull Rally was a major success. People from around the nation gathered outside Parliament House Canberra and made it very clear to bankers and governments. The days of business as usual banking ... and politics are over.

Victims of bank misconduct are heading to Canberra on Nov 21 to make sure politicians hear and understand how their lives have been affected. Experts in the field such as Dr Evan Jones will show you what bankers are hiding.