In this episode of Code Black, Madison King examines the role of the ABC in shaping public narratives and unpacks the growing national conversation around reparations. Through an independent journalism lens, she explores media bias, accountability, historical context, and the impact of government-funded broadcasting on public opinion. This episode challenges mainstream narratives and invites critical thinking, open dialogue, and informed debate on some of Australia’s most divisive social and ...

In this episode of Code Black, Madison King investigates allegations that Annika Wells has used Australian tax dollars to fund personal parties and vacations. Through independent journalism, she examines accountability, government spending, and ethical considerations in public office. This episode highlights the importance of transparency, challenges misuse of public funds, and encourages informed discussion on political responsibility and citizen oversight. Support the show Follo...

Donald Trump is suing the BBC for five billion dollars. Not only does the case allege defamation against President Trump, it also serves as a clear and prominent signal that the relationship between the United States and the United Kingdom is at its lowest point in decades. This is not a routine legal dispute. It reflects a deeper breakdown — political trust, media credibility, and alliance cohesion between two nations that once described themselves as inseparable partners. That breakdown ...

Political Language Is the Problem. Band-Aid Solutions Are the Result For more than four decades, Australians have seen terrorist ideology openly displayed in this country — on our streets, online, and in public forums. ISIS flags, extremist slogans, and hate speech have not been hidden. They have been filmed, photographed, shared on social media, and reported by mainstream media. Yet successive Australian governments have failed to act. Despite clear evidence — including police intel...

Weak Governments 🇦🇺Import Terrorists They Can’t Control — Then Are Too Scared to Remove Them New Hate Speech Laws Won’t Fix What Albanese Ignored for Decades — The 1958 Immigration Act Already Gives Power to Remove Terrorists There is something fundamentally wrong with this country when we have a Prime Minister — and politicians from both major parties, including the Liberals — who have supported pro-Palestine movements not just now, but dating back to the 1980s and 1990s. Peop...

Mainstream media doesn’t give the public the full picture — it gives people only what it decides they deserve to know. I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve published information before mainstream outlets later drip-fed the same facts, once it suited them. That alone should wake people up. If you don’t ask the right questions, and if you don’t have the grit to dig through documents, government reports, and timelines like a real investigator, you will never get honest or complete reporting f...

I want to know why Greens Senator Mehreen Faruqi turned up at Bondi Beach immediately after Australians and Israeli nationals were killed there. This is a woman who has been a long-time supporter of Palestine, and so is the Greens Party. That’s on the public record. I do not believe the Greens represent Australians. They represent a political minority, protected by the system. What Australians are entitled to ask is this: why was she there, and what was she doing? And there is another ques...

What we’ve witnessed is a complete failure of federal authorities, New South Wales Police, and government leadership—failure to enforce existing laws and failure to remove people who should never have been here in the first place. If you can freely return to your country of birth or your family’s homeland, you are not a refugee. Refugee status was never meant to be permanent convenience—it was meant to be protection when return is impossible. The only people who truly cannot be sent “back” ar...

These agencies exist for one purpose: threat identification and prevention. Not reaction. Not excuses. Prevention. If it is true — as has been reported — that one of the men involved was: • Known to ASIO, and • A registered firearms owner, then Australians are entitled to ask a very basic question: What is the point of a watchlist if it carries no consequence? A list that does not trigger mandatory intervention, monitoring, firearms removal, or lawful c...

In the quiet sprawl of Sydney’s Bonnyrigg suburb—where kebab shops hum beside corner delis and neighbours rarely ask too many questions—the Akram family blended seamlessly into the multicultural backdrop for nearly three decades. Sajid Akram, 50, arrived from Lahore, Pakistan, in 1998 on a student visa, chasing education and opportunity in Australia, according to reporting by the Sydney Morning Herald Somewhere in Sydney’s western suburbs—possibly through Pakistani community circles—he ...

Remember this: 8.3 billion people versus a few hundred elites. If you believe money is everything, you will never understand freedom — or happiness — because neither can be bought. No one should be preparing for war in 2025. We know better now. So ask yourself: Who are we really being told to kill? Innocent people. Strangers. Families just like ours. All in the name of elites who profit from destruction. They don’t rebuild countries out of compassion — they rebuild them for contracts, co...

CB Bonus 010 explores the history, meaning, and cultural significance of the Aboriginal First Nations Flag. This episode examines the origins of the flag, its symbolism, and its role in representing identity, resistance, and unity for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Through historical context and reflection, Code Black with Madison King provides educational insight into how the flag has become a powerful national and cultural symbol within Australia’s social and political...

The Kimberley Plan explores a little-known historical proposal to establish a Jewish homeland in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. This concept, emerging during the early 20th century, examined alternative resettlement strategies for Jewish communities facing persecution and displacement. In this episode/article, we delve into the historical context, political discussions, and societal reactions surrounding the Kimberley Plan, highlighting its significance and the lessons it offers f...

Australia does provide reparations to Aboriginal people through funding, grants, and other means. However, it is the governments and our own leaders who often fail to deliver on these outcomes, and they are the ones we should be holding accountable. As I’ve always said, there is a group of people I refer to as the “purple circle.” Anyone sitting on boards should not be automatically viewed as good, decent people because, for the most part, they are not. Many are more interested in lining thei...

Legal Powers Exist to DEPORT — Verified Australia 🇦🇺 • Under Section 501 of the Migration Act 1958, the Minister (or delegate) can refuse or cancel a visa if a person fails the character test, which includes: • A substantial criminal record (sentenced to 12 months or more) • Convictions involving children or serious international crimes • Association with criminal organisations • Risk of disruptive or violent behavior • National security threats or INTERPOL n...

You know what doesn’t make sense? Annika Wells’ little “$94,000 flight bill” to the UN in New York. Now, that’s supposedly for herself and two staff. But here’s the thing: Last-minute commercial flights to New York — even business class — DO NOT cost anywhere near that amount. You’re looking at around three to six grand a seat. So let’s be generous and say they paid top-tier, premium, fully-flex business class. That’s still around $18,000 to maybe $36,000 total for three people. You cannot...

Digital ID, Chicken Fences, and Foreign Aid: Australia Prepares for Surrender, Not Defence.” In the last 24 hours, two things happened in Australia that should terrify every single person in this country: 1. A Chinese flotilla was spotted off the coast of Darwin. 2. Chinese nationals were found in Kalumburu, right near Wyndham — the very top of WA, only a few hundred kilometres from Darwin. Are we putting the pieces together yet? A warship on the water… people showing up on land… T...

In this year’s federal election, it’s time to vote out career politicians. Simply look up your suburb, your state, and the sitting MP from the Liberal, Labor, Greens, or National parties—then vote them out. Instead, support independents who align with your values. This is how we break the cycle of lifelong politicians and stop them from sending our money overseas instead of investing in our own country. Let’s start with the top two—Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton. It’s time for real change....

⚠️ CONTROVERSIAL DESCRIPTION (Raw, Heartfelt, Unfiltered)In this explosive debut episode of Code Black, Madison King dives straight into the chaos — the war, the shocking synchronicity of the date, and the uncomfortable truth about why it’s all happening now. No scripts. No filters. No corporate agenda. Just one blunt truth: The Australian Government is failing hardworking Aussies — and someone needs to say it. Madison breaks down the patterns, the politics, the cosmic timing, and the r...

So, America’s tightening up its borders and now demanding up to 5 years of social media history for anyone entering the U.S. from Visa Waiver countries like Australia. Sounds like Big Brother, right? Actually, no. It's just a security measure. The goal? To stop bad actors before they get on the plane. Terrorists and criminals leave traces online. No, it’s not about checking if you posted your lunch; it’s about making sure that people trying to harm the U.S. aren’t slipping through the cracks....