With her state heading for disaster, Gladys bails on NSW
By Matthew Reddin For weeks, Gladys Berejiklian has warned that things will get worse. She just announced that she won’t be doing daily press conferences. […]
Politics
1000 days, 1000 delays. I won’t let them get away with it.
This week marks 1000 days since the Prime Minister Scott Morrison promised Australians an integrity commission. In that time, the Prime Minister has done almost […]
Careful What You Say !
The High Court decision in the Voller case concerns whether a publisher can be held responsible for comments readers post on its website. Specifically, the […]
Fake Empire – Clive Palmer, Craig Kelly, and the questionable memberships
By Peter Wicks Craig Kelly’s claim of 30,000 new members has many wondering if his counting ability is any more reliable than his Covid treatments. […]
What is revving up the bully boys?
By Ad astra This is a short piece. There is no need for lots of words. Images are sufficient. Have you noticed the cluster of […]
JobKeeper : Welfare for the Wealthy ?
You probably are aware that the first version of JobKeeper was plundered by businesses who, in many instances, were not adversely impacted by COVID-19 and […]
Extending Cautious Global Progressivism: Time to Upgrade Support for Citizen Joe Biden’s Economic Agendas?
By Denis Bright After years of commitment to market ideology by both sides of US politics, President Biden is offering some progressive changes in sustainable […]
Josh and Scotty’s excellent adventure can have no happy ending.
ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr’s snap lockdown forces PM fan-boy, Josh Frydenberg to doss-down at The Lodge, in ScoMo ‘n Frydo’s Canberra Sleepover, a lightweight […]
In the Liberal world empathy is as scarce as vaccines
The Macquarie Dictionary defines empathy as “the mental entering into the feeling or spirit of a person or thing; appreciative perception or understanding. Empathy comes […]
We should be better than this
In The Guardian’s detailed history of the ‘Tampa affair’ which occurred twenty years ago, you will notice a number of similarities with the current humanitarian crisis in […]
New South Wales and Victoria: A tale of two press conferences
By Matthew Reddin Two press conferences, two states dealing with Delta, two very different sets of reported numbers. I decided to compare the pair. In […]
The greatest con of all: It’s safe
It started with the prime minister appearing on the morning television programme; The Today Show. He was making comments about Australia opening up. Morrison was […]
Happy anniversary, ScoMo
The spiv with the shiv celebrates the third anniversary of his defining perfidy “Scott was in it from the word go.” Herr Schickltuber on the […]
Someone Else To Blame – The ‘unvaccinated’, the queue, and the guinea pigs
By Peter Wicks The new dawn looms. Where the unvaccinated are Morrison’s scapegoats and our children are used as guinea pigs. Sometimes making people do […]
Has Australia ever had a Prime Minister so devoid of leadership qualities?
Has an Australian political party ever elected a man or woman so characterless to be its leader? So ignorant and open to corruption? So unaware […]