Is it fair to call Scott Morrison a racist? Here’s the evidence?
How much more proof does one need to advance the proposition that we have a racist government? Moreover, its leader carries the tag of Christian […]
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Prime Minister Frydenberg
By Ad astra Does anyone doubt that Josh Frydenberg covets the role of Prime Ministership of Australia? If he succeeds, would he be the first […]
He Said, She Said !
Warning: references to sexual assault and rape are contained in this article. Normally I wouldn’t be repeating quotes from Peter Dutton, particularly as Spud has […]
Blood on your hands, Prime Minister?
“Future generations will thank us not for what we have promised but what we will deliver – and on that score Australia can always be […]
Covid exposes the reality of fake debt
When treasurer Josh Frydenberg abandoned the Tony Abbott mantra that “you can’t fix the economy unless you fix the budget,” it was clear that something […]
Why my organisation leaked Scott Morrison’s “evil one” speech
By Dr Meredith Doig Last week, my organisation published Scott Morrison’s infamous “God’s work” speech. But as citizens of a supposedly secular nation, our crusade […]
Seeking the Post-COVID Sunshine: Talking Up the Unequal Economic Recovery
By Denis Bright The 2021-22 Budget will offer positive trendlines on the extent of economic recovery even after the removal of JobKeeper support on 28 […]
The insane pinball game that masquerades as Coalition energy policy
Three years ago, then Treasurer Scott Morrison declared the government was not interested in subsidising any source of energy. “The days of subsidies in energy […]
Morrison blames media for travel ban backlash
By TBS Newsbot According to Scott Morrison, it’s the media’s fault for focusing on the punitive elements of his travel ban. This morning, Scott Morrison […]
The drums of hairy chest beating
It is a given that a Coalition government will, rightly or wrongly, promote their credentials on national security. Who could forget Tony Abbott’s ludicrous promise […]
Can Bradfield do better? Independent Janine Kitson thinks so.
By Jane Salmon Round blue eyes, unfashionably thick brows belie the fact that Janine Kitson was extremely effective in her campaigns for natural heritage and […]
The dear leader: FauxMo’s cult of personalities
Does the absence of a personality of itself define a personality? This is the FauxMo Conundrum, or Schrödinger’s Twat as I like to call it. […]
Allow me to fill you in on how Scott Morrison sees himself as our prime minister
I finished my last piece with this quote and begin this one by repeating it. “Power must be malevolent possession when you are prepared to forgo the […]
Forgetting Citizenship: Australia Suspends Flights from India
As India is being devastated by COVID-19 cases that have now passed a daily rate of 400,000, affluent and callous Australia has taken the decision […]