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By 2353NM Those that remember the dim dark distant days of the Global Financial Crisis, or GFC, would be aware that a lot of the financial […]
By 2353NM Those that remember the dim dark distant days of the Global Financial Crisis, or GFC, would be aware that a lot of the financial […]
By Denis Bright In the absence of a high-profile opinion polling in the forthcoming Queensland election, I took the initiative of contacting YouGov in Sydney […]
By Tina Clausen YOUR assistance is URGENTLY needed to stop the further roll out of the privatisation of Social Security via the forced income management […]
By 2353NM In the next 12 to 18 months there are a number of elections coming up across Australia. Presumably, in amongst the cries of […]
By Paul Gregoire The Panama Papers could have been a massive moment in history. However, the culture of tax havens, loopholes and our richest paying […]
By Jane Caro Despite women facing the wage gap, eventual poverty and possible homelessness, the government is quite happy to blame us for our fate. […]
By Leonie Saunders A little over two weeks have passed since I listened intently to the presenter of the ABC’s Statewide Drive program, Nicole Chvastek […]
By Mikayla Chadwick The headlines may have shocked the world, but the forced sterilisation of immigrants in detention centres is not new, nor should it […]
By Laurie Patton The Coalition has announced that a further $3.5 billion will be poured into the NBN. But, don’t get it twisted, this is […]
By Claire Harris With a pandemic sweeping across the globe, I’m wondering if this is the moment when we finally realise how fortunate we are. […]
By Dr Tony Matthews Climate change increasingly threatens communities all over the world. News of fires, floods and coastal erosion devastating lives and livelihoods seems […]
By Robert Stygall A new mutant strain of Covid emerged – to be known as Covid-X. This was even more virulent than the first strain, […]
1 I have always said that polls at this time of the election cycle only ever tell us what people are thinking at the time, […]
By John Haly Disparaging the unemployed youth as lazy, pampered and opposed to hard work is a conservative mantra. Conscripting youth into the army (as […]
University of South Australia Media Release A new study by The University of South Australia has found mental health issues such as post-traumatic stress disorder […]
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