Politics

As someone who has railed against the rise of the political class myself, I can, to a degree, understand the anger which has expressed itself […]

Yesterday, in the Melbourne CBD, James “Jimmy” Gargasoulas, 26, used a car to mow down dozens of pedestrians. He killed four people, left a baby […]

Whatever one thinks of Donald Trump, there was something he said in his inaugural address today, that Malcolm Turnbull should note well. Trump said, “We […]

We hear Artificial Intelligence (AI) bandied about a lot in recent times as well as innovation and agility and more recently we have been hearing […]

  By John Haly Centrelink has been fraudulently issuing debt notices to people who owe no money. Persons so identified are then harassed and threatened […]

If you go to the website #notmydebt you’ll find fifteen pages of stories written by people who’ve received demands from Centrelink to repay debts the department […]

By Denis Bright With youth unemployment exceeding 25 per cent in some regions, bipartisan support should be forthcoming to expand new training and employment programmes. […]

By James Moylan Who is to blame for Trump? This seems to be the abiding obsession of our journalistic class. If you are a right […]

By David Tyler Australia is way ahead of the game in terms of using government policies and processes to punish and isolate our most disadvantaged […]

Tony Abbott’s overwhelming self-belief is astonishing to behold On Saturday, he wrote an article in the Australian which clearly indicates he believes the country, and […]

By Ken Wolff As with most political issues, the following few questions are inter-related: Turnbull’s future may well depend on the economy, on whether or […]

By Kyran O’Dwyer In terms of the changes facing modern society, the process of change by erosion presents as the greatest threat, in my opinion. […]