Stateless Nations
With debates on the Constitution, Recognition and a possible Treaty ramping up in the mainstream media it’s time to expose the lies that have conveniently […]
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Modern economics has lost sight of people
By Ken Wolff This is the first of four articles looking at particular changes, and potential changes, in our economic environment and approach to economics […]
Suffer the Sydney City pensioner, for local votes still matter
By Jane Salmon Any gerrymander where the rich get double the votes of ordinary residents is a complete attack on democracy. The battle for universal […]
Social Market Solutions: Peace Now
Denis Bright invites discussion on the prospects this year’s anti-war gatherings in Central Australia under the umbrella of the Independent and Peaceful Australia Network (IPAN). […]
Israel’s true flaws
By Tracie Aylmer I’m the type of person who believes in humanity and humanism. The idea of fascism within today’s world disgusts me enough to […]
Social Market Solutions: The New Tourism?
Denis Bright invites discussion on new funding options for tourism promotion at national and regional levels. The extent of tourism in national and regional […]
How conservatives use racism and why
The 60s and 70s were times of great change in Australia. Women were throwing off the shackles of domestic servitude, Aborigines were demanding civil rights, […]
The democratisation of opinion
By Ken Wolff With the rise of the internet and social media almost anyone can express their opinion to an audience in the thousands, even […]
War in a public place: The Bastille Day attack, the strategy and tactics of Insurgencies
By Dr Strobe Driver Introduction As difficult as it is to write on such a recent event in a clinical way, due to the carnage […]
Census 2016 … A Seismic Secular Shift
By Brian Morris When a leading betting agency makes a ground-breaking move to lay odds on the upcoming census you know something is about to […]
The August Census – Much Ado about Nothing
By Janine Gebert The Census will happen next month, August 9. Given many of us still feel blistered by the anthems of self-interest surrounding the […]
Is a Eurasion Preferential Economic Zone a good idea?
By Andreas Bimba THANK YOU DAVID CAMERON AND NIGEL FARAGE FOR THE EURASIAN PREFERENTIAL ECONOMIC ZONE – Even if you don’t know it yet. Sometimes […]
Public schools, politics, and a religious divide
By Brian Morris Australia is creating a new socio-religious divide — inadvertently, or perhaps intentionally — based squarely on education. And it is reflected in […]
Time for a new economic model
By Ken Wolff Late in the 1970s Keynesian economics was largely abandoned when it failed to explain the stagflation that had occurred during that decade. […]
Cowardly political system is cowardly
By Candy Lawrence So there I was, watching Barnaby Joyce on Q&A explaining pseudo-patiently for the fifth time that he couldn’t do anything about protecting […]