Deport Murdoch
By James Moore FOX Wins Again, America Loses. I realise that’s a hell of a claim to make in the sub-heading, but just how much […]
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“I am dirt poor”: reflections on poverty, homelessness and welfare
By Joey King In light of the Government’s decision to ignore the recommendations of the Economic Inclusion Advisory Committee report to raise the rate of […]
Threatened Species and Ancient Artefacts Mapped in 150km Canoe Expedition Along Mary River
BMRG Ecosystem Resilience Media Release A 10-day, 150km scientific and cultural expedition along Mary River, funded under the Australian Government’s program for Emergency Flood Recovery for […]
Health Workers for Climate Action demand AGL close remaining coal-fired power stations sooner
Healthy Futures Media Release This month, the smooth closure of the Liddell Power Station will be celebrated as a historic moment of the inevitable and […]
Acknowledging the Frontier Wars on Anzac Day
By Paul Smith On Anzac Day the word ‘Remember’ is on everyone’s lips. But what Is it to remember – to re-member? On re-membering. Studies […]
Carbon sequestration critical for Australia: New Report
Climate Change Authority Media Release Sequestration is a necessary part of any rapid, urgent decarbonisation, and the sequestration industry represents a huge opportunity for Australia […]
Jim Chalmers in Washington: It’s a Long Way from Logan City
By Denis Bright Once again, Jim Chalmers is representing all Australians in the USA on his high-level discussions with leaders of global influence. Whether Left […]
Severe droughts devastate eucalyptus trees that pre-date Ice Age
University of South Australia Media Release South Australian scientists have documented the catastrophic decline of a stand of red stringybark in the Clare Valley, a […]
Timely reminder – Religion and Politics don’t mix
By Brian Morris If Easter is a time of reflection, it may well be relevant for both major parties to reflect on that age-old conundrum […]
Australian Interest Rates on Hold: More Permanent Relief from Cost of Living Pressures?
By Denis Bright The cheers of relief from staff members in the Nine Newsroom following the announcement of the pause in increases in the RBA’s […]
For Yunupingu
By Kerri L As many Australians over these two few days have mourned the passing of yet another member of the Yunupingu family (of Yothu […]
Dutton: Mutton dressed as ram
By guest columnist Tess Lawrence Peter Dutton is a dead man talking. While we’re at it, the Liberal Party is a dead party walking. Like […]
Aston By-Election: The Electoral Light on the Hill for a New Change Agenda?
By Denis Bright Mary Doyle’s victory in Aston is another milestone in Australia’s emergence from the shadows of neoliberalism and frightening compromises with our national […]
Ante eulogy for a political pornographer
By Paul Smith In anticipation of the day when John Howard shuffles off this mortal coil and clichés and platitudes rain down like an apocalypse. […]
Science & Technology Australia welcomes National Reconstruction Fund
Science & Technology Australia Media Release The nation’s peak body representing 115,000 Australian scientists and technologists welcomes Australia’s National Reconstruction Fund (NRF) as a powerful […]