Anne Aly in Question Time. Recovery of the money not stated.
Primary Role
OnePath Network is a Sydney-based Muslim online media outlet. Since 2020 it has been run by the registered charity OPN Media Limited (Regents Park, NSW), which has held the business name 'OnePath Network' since October 2021. In 2015 the ABC described it as a community-funded '$1 million television studio' in western Sydney, headed by Malaz Majanni, with Sheikh Wesam Charkawi presenting its current-affairs show and an endorsement from Grand Mufti Ibrahim Abu Mohamed.
On 2 May 2025 OnePath published 'The Staged Anti-Semitic Attacks that Shook Australia', in which presenter Kamal Saleh said of the Jewish childcare-centre firebombing, swastikas, synagogue graffiti and the explosive-laden caravan: 'it was all a sham' and 'It had absolutely nothing to do with antisemitism.' (NSW Police said the Dural caravan was an organised-crime set-up; the other attacks did occur.) On 26 March 2026 it published an interview in which Dr Ovamir Anjum said 'Zionists are, or Jewish supremacists... are mortal enemies of Islam.'
In 2026 OPN Media received a $308,000 federal grant (GA568229, Home Affairs 'Independent Multicultural Media Transformation and Sustainability' program, one of 59 grants; start 16 June 2026). The program's guidelines provide for 100% of a grant to be paid at the start of the agreement. On 24 August 2026 the grant was put to Home Affairs Secretary Stephanie Foster at the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion; she said the department would investigate. On 14 October 2026, asked in Question Time, Multicultural Affairs Minister Anne Aly said: 'The decision that the member refers to was a decision that was made by the Department. The Department has now sent One Path a notice of intention to terminate and that begins the process of revoking the grant.' The government has not said how much, if any, of the money will be recovered.
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