Politics is a charade
By Ad astra Charade: an absurd pretence intended to create a pleasant or respectable appearance. We, the people, are the victims of such deliberate pretence […]
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Industry partnership delivers real world training in homelessness
Media Release from Medianet RMIT students are gaining a unique perspective through the first homelessness and housing course developed in collaboration with industry. The popular summer intensive is part of an industry partnership between RMIT and […]
Jellyfish, not jaws what we fear in the ocean
University of South Australia Media Release As the weather heats up this week, shark sightings and the possibility of an encounter will again become a […]
Bubble Politics
By Ad astra As we emerge from four years of disastrous Trump politics, fervently hoping for a modicum of normality in US politics, we find […]
Seeking the Post-Covid Sunshine: Making the Gig Economy More Inclusive
By Denis Bright A century after that prior attempt at Return to Normalcy in the wake of the Spanish flu pandemic and the burdens imposed […]
Cleaning up renewable energy: stewardship strategies for solar panels and wind turbine blades
University of South Australia Media Release Researchers at the University of South Australia are leading a national push to ensure the dream of renewable energy […]
Travesty – a false or distorted misrepresentation of something
By Leonie Saunders What the Morrison government aided and abetted by the ineptitude of a sycophantic Opposition is a travesty. Comparing Facebook to Google with […]
The Age of Aquarius
By Ad astra Older folks will remember the musical Hair with its opening song Aquarius: ”This is the dawning of the Age of Aquarius, When the Moon […]
The sad joke
By 2353NM There is an old joke about the boy who lived in Inflatable World who, after going on a rampage with a pin, was […]
Seeking the Post-Covid Sunshine: Anticipating the Shock of a Return to Normalcy Yet Again
By Denis Bright The structural shadows of past challenges are always present for better or for worse even decades later. Let’s take the Spanish flu […]
The Hummingbird
By 2353NM You might remember 2020. It was the year that Australia’s state and territory leaders demonstrated who really ran the country. At various times […]
Some Context for “Australia Day” – How to really fix the division
By Callen Sorensen Karklis I’m sure a great deal of the readers here are familiar with the Change the Date campaign, the rallies that our […]
Seeking the Post-COVID Sunshine: Risk Taking on the Investment Property Market
By Denis Bright The combination of record low investment loan rates, high rates for home rentals and housing incentives from the federal and state governments […]
Climate Change Submission
By Keith Antonysen Below is my submission to the Parliamentary Inquiry of Zali Steggall’s Climate Bill. The science of climate change has a long history […]