Trickle down thinking breeds inequality
By Ad astra In a piece published on 13 April, I predicted that inequality would be a hot button issue in the upcoming election. Now […]
By Ad astra In a piece published on 13 April, I predicted that inequality would be a hot button issue in the upcoming election. Now […]
How might Malcolm Turnbull’s life have turned out if he was sexually abused as a child, which caused him to suffer post-traumatic stress, making it […]
Australia Area Profile – March 2016 Working Age Population (15-64) : 15,790,200 Employment Rate (15-64) : 72.3 % Participation Rate (15+) : 64.9 % Unemployment Rate (15+) : 5.7 […]
By Ken Wolff There are two key aspects to the government’s ‘jobs and growth’ mantra: one that it has been successful in creating 300,000 jobs […]
Franklin D Roosevelt once said, “We have nothing to fear but fear itself.” Not true, not anymore. Occasionally we come across watershed moments in our […]
‘Beware the great union comeback’ is the actual name of an actual article. On the front page of the Australian this headline was coupled with […]
The Coalition has some things right. They are right when they say we must invest to create a better future for our children. Unfortunately, they […]
Flushed with electoral success, and with the Treasury keys burning a hole in his pocket, Joe Hockey was only three months into the job when […]
By Tracie Aylmer A while ago I did some research on mining companies, as well as Broadspectrum (when it was called Transfield). The research was […]
Every day it seems there are new things to be aggravated about. Take Peter Dutton. If Australia is not responsible for the detainees on Manus […]
Part one: the consumer We have been all been sold a pup. And a coat rack. Also an extensible walking stick with a built in […]
We’re going to the polls on July 2 in what the pundits are predicting will be a close call. Let’s hope that the disappointments of […]
By Ken Wolff Malcolm Turnbull launched his ‘National Innovation and Science Agenda’ on 7 December last, three days after Labor had launched its ‘start ups’ […]
Sunday May 8 2016 Greeting me first thing yesterday morning on Facebook was a comment by a friend on one of my posts: John, despite me […]
Turnbull’s budget is almost identical to Abbott’s 2014 monstrosity. Let’s just bed down that fact right up front. All the hopeful expectations of change, of […]
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