Cigarettes, whiskey and electric cars
By 2353NM It’s all very well for us to say how much we deplore the arrogance of our Prime Minister, but as Aussies who live […]
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Jlem Violence Mars Holy Week for Jews, Muslims Alike
By Andrew Friedman and Khaled Elomar It would be hard to think of a more painful way to mark the end of the holy month […]
After a paltry increase, Morrison vows to crack down on welfare recipients
By Mark Thompson While the rate will be raised, the Morrison government has promised to be tougher on those who need welfare in order to […]
Seeking the Post-COVID Sunshine: The Re-Election Budget With a Dash of Social Justice Rhetoric
By Denis Bright Josh Frydenberg has presented a re-election budget. Its assumptions have been challenged by the grim realities of the budget papers themselves and […]
Don’t believe the hype, housing affordability was ignored in this budget
By Andrew Wicks Last night’s budget vowed to “help more Australians realise their goal of home ownership.” However, we’ve been told the same thing for […]
Prime Minister Frydenberg
By Ad astra Does anyone doubt that Josh Frydenberg covets the role of Prime Ministership of Australia? If he succeeds, would he be the first […]
Why my organisation leaked Scott Morrison’s “evil one” speech
By Dr Meredith Doig Last week, my organisation published Scott Morrison’s infamous “God’s work” speech. But as citizens of a supposedly secular nation, our crusade […]
Seeking the Post-COVID Sunshine: Talking Up the Unequal Economic Recovery
By Denis Bright The 2021-22 Budget will offer positive trendlines on the extent of economic recovery even after the removal of JobKeeper support on 28 […]
Religion and Politics: A Letter to Scott Morrison
By Annasis Liz Kelly Take me by the hand and let me tell you a story of a man who thought he was God’s gift […]
Morrison blames media for travel ban backlash
By TBS Newsbot According to Scott Morrison, it’s the media’s fault for focusing on the punitive elements of his travel ban. This morning, Scott Morrison […]
Can Bradfield do better? Independent Janine Kitson thinks so.
By Jane Salmon Round blue eyes, unfashionably thick brows belie the fact that Janine Kitson was extremely effective in her campaigns for natural heritage and […]
Seeking the Post-Covid Sunshine: Refocusing the Travel Sectors on a Renewed Spirit of Country
By Denis Bright Cut off from overseas recreational travel destinations beyond the Trans-Tasman travel bubble, Australians are still left with a range of more localized […]
Is it the truth?
By 2353NM The company that makes a lot of the voting machines used in the recent US election is suing a number of individuals, groups […]
“Our national identity has become defined by our participation in wars”
By Maria Millers Anzac Day’s evolution as a national obsession has been cleverly manipulated by politicians, companies, organizations and clubs all trading on the lucrative […]