A Tale of Two teams: Australia, Italy and the World Cup
Australia chose a rather round about, and dangerous way, of getting to the finals of the FIFA World Cup. Qualifying by playing a South or […]
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A blueprint for change – NJP applauds NT Royal Commission
National Justice Project Media Release The pro bono human rights law firm, the National Justice Project has applauded the forensic and thorough findings of the […]
Advancing Marathon and Olympic Events in a Globalized Era: Does Commitment to Fitness Have Diplomatic Limits?
Denis Bright invites discussion of the significance of Marathon and Olympic Events in a Globalized Era. Are their limits to fitness generated diplomacy to promote […]
Religion, science denial, and our evolutionary roots!
Brian Morris specialises in secular politics and is the author of ‘Sacred to Secular’. Here he focuses on why science denial and religion are manifestations […]
Nuclear Weapons, ICAN and the Nobel Prize
“There are no right hands for the wrong weapons.” (Beatrice Fihn, ICAN Executive Director, Oct 6, 2017). Few times in history show the remarkable gulf […]
Melbourne student selected for Williams Formula One Ranstad Engineering Academy
A year 10 student from Trinity Grammar School, Kew, has been given a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to work with the Williams Formula One race team. Kyle […]
The “Nobel Peace Prize for War”
By Dr George Venturini Heinz Alfred ‘Henry’ Kissinger obtained a Ph.D. at Harvard University in 1954. His interest was on Castelreagh and Metternich – two […]
American CIA Hegemony
By Christian Marx The Central Intelligence Agency was formed in 1947. It was ostensibly designed to gather intelligence on foreign countries during the cold war. […]
The strategies of a madman
By Dr George Venturini Heinz Alfred ‘Henry’ Kissinger obtained a Ph.D. at Harvard University in 1954. His interest was on Castelreagh and Metternich – two […]
The shadowy role of Kissinger in the Trump Administration
By Dr George Venturini Heinz Alfred ‘Henry’ Kissinger obtained a Ph.D. at Harvard University in 1954. His interest was on Castelreagh and Metternich – two […]
The CIA Wins: Harvard, Chelsea Manning and Visiting Fellowships
It all began with an announcement, made public on the website of the Kennedy School’s Institute of Politics at Harvard University. Chelsea Manning would be […]
“The Consultant”
By Dr George Venturini Heinz Alfred ‘Henry’ Kissinger obtained a Ph.D. at Harvard University in 1954. His interest was on Castelreagh and Metternich – two […]
Lionel Murphy: an innocent man
Remembering Lionel Keith Murphy 30.08.1922 – 21.10.1986 Lionel Keith Murphy, of William an Irish immigrant and Lily born Murphy, Sydney 1922. Outstanding student, […]
The “terror archives”
By Dr George Venturini Heinz Alfred ‘Henry’ Kissinger obtained a Ph.D. at Harvard University in 1954. His interest was on Castelreagh and Metternich – two […]
Empowerment Strategies in the State Electorate of Maiwar in Brisbane’s Inner-West
Denis Bright invites discussion on the prospects for political engagement with constituents on the negative side of the income divide in Brisbane’s Inner Western Suburbs. […]