Josh Frydenberg: Training for Future Leadership?
By Denis Bright Josh Frydenberg made a successful transition from a recognized tennis ace to excellence in studies in economics and law. A successful corporate […]
Politics
Tony Abbott and the dead hand of BREXIT
Make no mistake. The apparent diplomatic debacle of the Franco/Australian submarine deal, did not erupt out of the deep oceanic blue. Look a little a […]
A tale of two ideologies
By 2353NM Once upon a time, the newly elected progressive Australian Government was told by their advisers that financial calamity was to sweep the world, […]
Dutton does defence
After spending 9 years as a Queensland copper, Peter Dutton was elected to Federal parliament at the age of 30 and he has been bumbling […]
They will blame the pandemic for nine years of doing nothing, except for submarines
Come the next election, it’s a fair bet that Scott Morrison will use the pandemic as the reason he and his Coalition partner have been […]
The Anglo Unilateralists Strike
When President Joe Biden won the White House, he promised, with a facility of unceasing boredom, that diplomacy was back. “Diplomacy is back at the […]
Gold standard Gladys – the shine is fading
Eeny meeny miniMo: The accidental head master and the prefect. Warning: This post contains mixed metaphors. As fellow big biz ‘doucheland über alles’ nasties Gladdy […]
Nuclear White Elephants: Australia’s New Submarine Deal
It does not get any messier or more chaotic than this. Since 2009, when Australia’s Future Submarine Program (FSP) known as Project SEA 1000, began […]
Which major political party is more qualified to embrace urgent change?
Tom Tesoro writing on Facebook, said: “They all sense their economic destiny, their power to shape their society to suit the elite they believe to […]
News Corp Turns Climate Change Inactivist
The faux Damascene converts have been doing the rounds in the Murdoch empire of late, stirring interest in matters green and attempting to shift, if […]
Why are ‘religious’ organisations given tax free status?
There would have been few people who were not deeply shocked by the revelations of the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse. […]
NSW Labor opposition leader makes sense in daily pressers
Opposition leaders and shadow ministries not getting enough air-time in traditional media, means that they’re unable to do their job keeping governments, ministers, and portfolios […]
Nature abhors a vacuum
By 2353NM In the past year or so, most of us would have become quite familiar with the group of people that seem to front […]
Road map to Bondi – fresh air is the safest place to be, Hazzard easing outdoor restrictions
Yes, we have a ‘roadmap’ all the way out of Covid NSW and Health Minister Hazzard is sprouting thought bubbles just like Morrison, now that […]
We can do so much better than this
This government seems to think I should feel grateful for their stewardship. Yeah… nah. Ten reasons why we MUST have a change of government: We […]