Department of Education – Treatment of principals
In light of the very public Christina Holgate story, here’s another lesser known one that happens more often than you might think. School principals in […]
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The Insurgency Against Big Oil
While Australian politicians languish in a world blotched by climate change scepticism and fossil fuel love-ins, global oil and gas companies have been shaken. Three […]
Wither Encryption: What Operation Trojan Shield Reveals
My, were they delighted. Politicians across several international jurisdictions beamed with pride that police and security forces had gotten one up on criminals spanning the […]
Education and Political Interference in the Death of Democracy
By Dr Stewart Hase In Ray Bradbury’s 1953 book Farenheit 451, Captain Beatty states that, ‘A book is a loaded gun in the house next […]
‘Band Together’: Refugees join stars from Midnight Oil, Youth Group, Celebrate Rifles, and the Australian Chamber Orchestra to mark Refugee Week
The City of Sydney, the Asylum Seekers Centre and Amnesty International Australia are coming together to host ‘Band Together’, an evening of music and conversation […]
Mums For Refugees Urge All to join Home To Bilo rally in Sydney Saturday
Mums4Refugees is calling all families in Sydney to join us on Saturday 19th June at the Archibald Fountain at Hyde Park North for the family-friendly […]
Explaining Media Inequality
As many of my social media friends and Twitter followers know, I have written a book about the cause of media bias – explaining media […]
COVID-19 origin: a search or a witch hunt?
By Dr John Töns Scott Morrison’s support for President Biden’s assertion that there is an urgent need to bolster and accelerate efforts to identify the […]
Vague Alternatives and G7 Summitry: The Build Back Better World Initiative
Summits often feature grand statements and needless fripperies. In Cornwall, the leaders of the G7 countries were trying to position and promote their relevance as […]
Less Freedom, More Money: Tony Blair’s Vaccine Passport
Sincere Tony is again on the stump, promoting his vision of how best to return to a lovely, unruffled world of capitalist endeavour, circuit lecturing […]
ET, You Bore Me: Unidentified Aerial Phenomena and the Pentagon
Those of you drawing sustenance and stimulation from the traditional acronym UFO best brace yourselves. The less exciting and dull term accepted by the defence […]
NSW IGR shows need for bold reforms to fix generational challenges: CEDA
CEDA Media Statement CEDA Chief Economist Jarrod Ball says the 2021 New South Wales Intergenerational Report (IGR) is a stark reminder of the generational challenges […]
Suicidal Games: Tokyo’s Coronavirus Olympics
A pandemic crisis. A state of emergency. Overwhelming public opinion bristling with alarm. Notwithstanding these factors, Tokyo is still on track to host the Olympics […]
That Old Story: Spying on Friends
One has to be repeatedly reminded that the theatre of international relations knows no friends and only national interests, whatever those might be. Intelligence services, […]
Climate Expert Demands Federal Action
Media release from Janine Kitson, Independent candidate for Bradfield Ian Dunlop will speak on the climate emergency at a Bradfield Can Do Better zoom event, […]