Rex Patrick
A South Australian country boy at heart, Rex grew up in Whyalla before joining the Royal Australian Navy at 16. Rex served on Oberon and Collins submarines and trained as an electronics technician. After 11 years of service with the Navy he worked in Australia’s defence industry, establishing his own small business specialising in sonar and acoustics training. Rex’s interest in Australia’s submari
10/07/2026
REX V ASIS - SAVE THE DATE
It’s only the Australian Secret Intelligence Service, the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and the delusioned who believe the immoral 2004 spying by the Howard Govt on Timor-Leste’s maritime boundary negotiating team isn’t confirmed. Let’s see if the Tribunal will force them to come to terms with the truth.
The matter will be heard in Canberra by (unusually) three Tribunal Deputy Presidents. An ASIS Deputy Director and DFAT Deputy Secretary will be cross examined. The Government has engaged $enior Coun$el and the Australian Govt Solicitor to conceal the truth.
03/07/2026
SNOWY 2.0 BLOWOUT - WE’RE PAYING, SO WE HAVE A RIGHT TO KNOW
Snowy 2.0’s costs have gone from 2 to 6 to 12 to 40 billion dollars. Despite the fact WE’RE PAYING for the project, the Government says WE’RE NOT ALLOWED TO SEE the project’s monthly cost and schedule updates. Let’s see what the Full Federal Court has to say about that! 👊
03/07/2026
ALBANESE’S NEW TRANSPARENCY ATTACK
Far-left, left, centre, right, far-right; all wings of politics have come to together in opposition to the Government’t new secrecy tactic of threatening regular citizens with $150K of legal costs if they win a transparency fight.
Government faces criticism for its move against transparency campaigner Former independent senator Rex Patrick discusses the government taking him to federal court after seeking documents about nuclear waste storage.
03/07/2026
POLLIES COME TOGETHER AGAINST NEW GOVT SECRECY TACTIC
I asked the Government a simple question: Where will AUKUS nuclear waste be put? They refused me access to that info so I challenged them in a Tribunal, and won. They’ve now appealed to a court and threatened me ($150K) costs if I fight them.
Odd bedfellows. Pollies weigh in on unfair transparency fight - Michael West After losing a transparency fight, Dept of Industry appealed to Federal Court, seeking to recover its costs from a private citizen, Rex Patrick.
22/06/2026
OH, AND YOU’RE PAYING
What do AUKUS and Snowy 2.0 have in common?
Each was commenced by one Govt and then endorsed by a second - both putting politics and rhetoric well before project management considerations, which they have no idea about. Oh, and you’re paying.
Auditors unsure when Snowy 2.0 will be finished An audit into the mega hydro-electric project in the NSW Snowy Mountains has outlined five recommendations.
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