Blue Light, Green Blood: Edifice Politics for Israel
It has been a few days of slaughter-filled accounts. Starting on October 7 on the Jewish day of Simchat Torah, the State of Israel has […]
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Indecency’s Conspiracy of Silence: Hamas, Israel and the Use of Force
Shock and horror. But to and for whom? At 6.30 am on October 7, the State of Israel was certainly in shock. From the south, […]
Untold Stories – Australians’ shocking confessions on The Voice
SNAP-POLL Media Release “Making the Invisible, Visible” Explosive Independent Community Poll Uncovers the WHY Behind Australians’ Referendum Votes. SNAP-POLL Sheds light on Unfiltered Sentiments for […]
Modi’s Cricket Ploy: Hindutva as Twelfth Man
This week, the International Cricket Council’s One Day International tournament will commence in India. The man who will take centre stage during the occasion will […]
I’m an angry bigot, in a tiny country town
My first love is satire and comedy – I used to run Radio Mango Productions in Mackay many moons ago and we wrote and recorded […]
Cannabis: We can shut up, toe the line, be vilified, or not be reported at all
When President Obama commented that he thought cannabis was likely less dangerous than alcohol it generated headlines around the world. Why? Cannabis is a relatively […]
Corruption suspicions hang over secret PNG refugee contracts
Refugee Action Coalition Media Release AUSTALIA’S SECRET PNG DEAL MUST BE INVESTIGATED Refugee advocates are calling on both the Australian and PNG governments to urgently […]
Dianne Feinstein: National Security State Diva
The tributes for the late Democratic Senator from California, Dianne Feinstein, heaped up as word got out. Having served as San Francisco mayor and a […]
Flagging Support: Zelenskyy Loses Favour in Washington
Things did not go so well this time around. When the worn Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy turned up banging on the doors of Washington’s powerful […]
Tech Council of Australia Supports Indigenous Voice to Parliament
Media Alert Canberra: Following the announcement of the referendum date, the Tech Council of Australia (TCA) Board has confirmed its support for an Aboriginal and […]
Study reveals most common forms of coercive control as DV offences rise NSW
Media Release A new study by the NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research (BOSCAR) that looked at the prevalence of coercive control behaviours in […]
Great Expectations from the Summit of the G-77 Group in Havana Interact with Trends in Global Political Realities
By Denis Bright The prospects for commitment to UN General Assembly’s sustainment development forum are being thwarted by a sharp escalation of the war in […]
Imperial Footprints in Africa: The Dismal Role of AFRICOM
No power in history has exercised such global reach. With brutal immediacy, forces from the United States may be dispatched and deployed within hours to […]
We have failed the First Nations people
These words by Scott Bennett in his book White Politics and Black Australians have always resonated with me: “The aspirations of Aboriginal Australians are expressed through […]
Fighting the Diaspora: India’s Campaign Against Khalistan
Diaspora politics can often be testy. While the mother country maintains its own fashioned narrative, governed by domestic considerations, the diaspora may, or may not […]