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By 2353NM The Conversation, a news website operated and funded by a number of universities, has published a significant number of articles on Prime Minister […]
By 2353NM The Conversation, a news website operated and funded by a number of universities, has published a significant number of articles on Prime Minister […]
When it was revealed that former Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison had not only shown contempt for his own government in secretly appointing himself, via […]
The so-called Seven Deadly Sins are seven acts (or the associated emotions) that are said to bring about death. I hope to show here that, […]
Two weeks ago Labor withdrew the $18 million funding for the governor-general’s favoured charity. What angers me most is the secrecy behind this most unusual […]
There is set to be some anxiety in monarchist groups in the community as they reconcile the ascent of King Charles III to the throne […]
For many years, indeed since the failure of the 1999 referendum on the idea of an Australian Republic, it was predicted that the death of […]
The problem with the proposed tax cuts, the Jobs Summit, the emissions reduction target or any other policy that Prime Minister Albanese took to the […]
The current parliamentary sitting has been noteworthy for the attempts by the opposition to ‘ping’ Labor ministers for being in breach of the new code […]
The only explanation that the Prime Minister seems to be able to come up with to justify going ahead with the Stage Three Tax Cuts […]
10 Downing Street is set to be bathed in social media guff with the victory of Liz Truss. Confirmed as Boris Johnson’s successor, the new […]
Australians have begun to see the new face of extreme religion in our “conservative” politics. The international influences are varied and interconnected. These radical forces […]
By 2353NM In the middle of the ‘should Morrison go’ or should he stay brouhaha a couple of weeks ago, there was some interesting news to think […]
In the week of the Albanese government’s job summit, the immigration department again sent out a raft of letters to bridging visa holders in Queensland […]
In his book “The Political Bubble”, Mark Latham said this about the state of our democracy: “Australians once trusted the democratic process. While we got on […]
By John Haly Labor is seeking to have business and unions cooperate in spurring wages forward. This is despite decades of companies benefitting from increased […]
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