“We don’t have a race problem”: NSW Police Minister takes leave of senses
By Mellek Steel Today, the NSW Police Minister made two comments of note. The first was laughably incorrect, the second was absolutely terrifying. This morning, […]
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Morrison (finally) announces Royal Commission into veteran suicide crisis
By Dave the Trucker Since 2001, twice as many ADF veterans like myself have been lost to suicide than to armed conflict. The promise of […]
Sunlight to solve the world’s clean water crisis
University of South Australia Media Release Researchers at UniSA have developed a cost-effective technique that could deliver safe drinking water to millions of vulnerable people […]
Dominionism – nothing to see here?
By Brian Morris With the rise of Pentecostal and charismatic megachurches there’s a rational concern that a ‘literal’ belief in the Bible has led to […]
When it comes to Christine Holgate, we’ve got a short memory
By Gay Mackie Yesterday, Michelle Grattan said that: “a wronged woman with a razor-sharp mind and meticulous records is a dangerous creature.” Grattan was speaking in […]
Documents show NSW police changed their minds over Porter investigation
By TBS Newsbot CW: This piece discusses sexual violence and suicide. According to released documents, the South Australian police asked their colleagues in NSW to […]
The Gas Cabal Exposed
By David C. Paull This government’s championing of a ‘gas-lead recovery’ for Australia in response to the COVID-19 pandemic sounds reasonable and pro-active to many […]
The unsung heroines of #March4Justice
Despite protestations to the contrary by mainstream media and the Liberal government, Twitter is a force for good. When word of a now infamous tweet […]
Morrison denies criticising the EU, despite doing so… two hours earlier
By Andrew Wicks According to Scott Morrison, he never criticised the EU. This directly contradicts a statement that he made two hours earlier, one that […]
The day Scott Morrison lost the next election
By Ad astra Note the date in your diary – 15 March 2021 – because the date itself is not memorable. You will never forget […]
Seeking the Post-Covid Sunshine: Staying on the Straight and Narrow
Cut-off from overseas travel, Australians still have a wide choice of options for the Post-Covid future. Labor’s Special Platform Conference has opted for a cautious […]
How do religious beliefs affect politicians’ decisions about women?
This post is written by @StopLyi58491572, a social media account that looks at the reporting of mainstream Australian media, particularly on stories relating to politics at both […]
Morrison pledged 4 million vaccinations by March, we got 600,000
By TBS Newsbot Scott Morrison pledged to have the country vaccinated by October, starting with four million by March 31. He’s since changed both targets. […]
We knew it back then, so when did we cave in?
By Jennifer Michel Whilst researching a book I stumbled across information about an event called preventing the punitive expedition into Arnhem Land in 1933. The […]