Giorgia Meloni: The Great Replacement Moves In
Demographic angst is a terrifying thing, especially to leaders concerned about poor returns from horizontal folk dancing. Viktor Orbán of Hungary is particularly apprehensive that […]
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Facing the Warmongers: An Assange Update
On the latest slimed path Julian Assange has been made to trod, a few things have presented themselves. The rusty sword of Damocles may be […]
Data Retention and the Devotees of Mass Surveillance
It is a stinker in terms of policy, and unconvincing in effect, but the wholesale, indiscriminate retention of telecommunications data continues to excite legislators and […]
Advancing the Quest for Popular Entertainment
By Denis Bright Faced with months of lockdown during the COVID-19 pandemic, Australian households have been in revolt against hours of uninspiring free to air […]
The China Coup Dupes
It all caused a flutter amongst the ignorant and expectant on September 21. China, it was said, was in the grip of an intriguing internal […]
Castle Hill: The Irish Rebellion in Australia
I have a confession: When it comes to history I am a total nerd. Today I offer a nerdish contribution of an event that most […]
Dated and Fractured: Optus and Data Protections Down Under
Things are not getting better for Optus, a subsidiary of the Singapore-owned Singtel and Australia’s second largest telecommunications company. Responsible for one of Australia’s largest […]
Opportunistic Interests: The US-Pacific Island Declaration
If ever there was a blatant statement of realpolitik masquerading as friendliness, the latest US-Pacific Island declaration must count as one of them. The Biden […]
Come Together: Things Every Aussie Kid Should Know about the First Peoples
Come Together: Things Every Aussie Kid Should Know about the First Peoples is a debut picture book for children aged 5 and up by Yorta […]
UAICC, Uniting Church in Australia and UnitingCare Australia welcome end to Cashless Debit Card
Media Release The Uniting Aboriginal and Islander Christian Congress, the Uniting Church in Australia and UnitingCare Australia commend the Albanese Labor Government for scrapping the […]
Gautam Adani: Ecological Crossdresser
Imagine the tobacco producer who invests in smoke limitation programs, or the arms manufacturer who attends a conference proposing to ban weapons and seek a […]
Whitewashing at Shinzo Abe’s State Funeral
Be careful who you praise and the degree of zeal you do it with. The slain Shinzo Abe, shot dead in Nara on July 8, […]
Australian EV Truck Manufacturer Doubles Assembly Capacity
Electric truck manufacturer SEA Electric has extended its commitment to the Australian market by doubling the size of its local assembly facility for zero-emission trucks […]
Breaching Human Rights: Australia, Climate Change and the Torres Strait Islands
Australia has a mixed relationship with the United Nations Human Rights Committee. Irritation, dismissal and even the occasional openly hostile comment, have registered. But in […]
Shoddy Consultations: Santos, Drilling and First Nations Peoples
Federal Court Justice Mordecai Bromberg has been in the environmental news again, this time throwing a large judicial spanner in the works of Santos and […]