The Showbiz of Conservation: PETA, Google and Steve Irwin
The world of conservation has thrown up various voices of tenacity. There was Aldo Leopold, a vital figure behind establishing the first wilderness area of […]
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The dawn of pax-Sino: From cataclysms to cosmopolitanism
The dawn of pax-Sino: From cataclysms to cosmopolitanism As a country united under one rule due to the success of the Maoist communists, China would […]
A Letter to all Non-First Nation People
By Alexander Hayes Remember the defunct Department of Native Welfare? Well it seems the Native Title Act 1993 has gone the same way, decidedly unethical, […]
Taiwan ROC: A forthright political and economic actor
Taiwan ROC: A forthright political and economic actor Concomitant to all of the above-mentioned, successive Taiwanese governments steered the country toward an ongoing prosperity and […]
Judgement Day?
By Robert Stygall ScoMo and Peter were tragically killed in a helicopter crash, on their way to a party fund raiser – ironically hosted by […]
China and Taiwan: an insolvable friction
By Dr Strobe Driver The following is a geo-strategic assessment of Taiwan-China relations, the impact on the broader Asia-Pacific in general, actors who take part […]
The Most Selfish of Virtues: Alan Bennett’s ‘Lady in the Van’
It does seem specific. A middle-class concern centred on a man and an elderly woman, a sort of surrogate, irritating mother type of indulgent wisdom […]
An Interview with Prime Minister Scott Morrison
By Andrew Richey ABC Interviewer: PM, do you believe that this government has done enough on climate change? PM Morrison: Well first of all, Leigh… […]
Size Matters: The Demise of the A380
The aircraft business has always been a dear affair. More than other forms of transport, it remains susceptible to oscillating costs (materials, fuel), ever at […]
$35 Million Boost For Music Sector
Media Release A Daley Labor Government will increase public support for the music industry from $4 million to $35 million, providing a boost to musicians, […]
Farmer Protection GM inquiry fails GM-free farmers and consumers
Media Release The report delivered by the parliamentary committee’s inquiry into mechanisms for compensation for non-GM farmers has disappointed consumers and GM-free farmers alike. “While […]
Meeting in Moscow: The Taliban Meets the Afghan Opposition
It had the semblance of a play lacking key actors. They were deemed the difficult ones, and a decision was made to go through with […]
Neeson, Racism, and Rape
Liam Neeson is not an actor in whom I have the slightest interest. So spending the last couple of days discussing his actions has felt a […]
Sharp Manias: Knife Crime in London
London. A bleak London assailed by daily news about Brexit negotiation, prospects of food shortages and higher prices in the event of a no-deal with […]
The Monitoring Game: China’s Artificial Intelligence Push
It’s all keen and mean on the artificial intelligence (AI) front in China, which is now vying with the United States as the top dog […]