Your Say

By Stephen Tardrew   My thanks to my dear friend John Lord for setting off my rant machine. Morrison and his narcissistic hypocritical ilk are destroying truth […]

As a broad generalisation, most prejudice and misinformation is based on ignorance of the facts or, worse, a stubborn refusal to accept them. We know […]

By 1Petermcc   I can’t help noticing how governments at State and Federal levels seem to struggle with software these days. Robodebt, the Census, Solar rebate […]

Survival of the fittest has led us all up the garden path. Mankind has become the world’s greatest predator, and its search for total control […]

Facebook makes you dive into humanity, hear things you do not want to hear, and defend what you have to say. It is for those […]

My letter to Labor: Infighting only helps the Tories By Callen Sorensen Karklis   I’ve worked 6 years in retail and 3 years in media advertising […]

Power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely – or so the saying goes. Which is why this thought crossed my mind today – I wonder how […]

Why don’t we just legalise the production of methamphetamines in Northern Queensland? After all, there’s a strong demand and I’m sure we could make a […]

By Melissa Frost   Last night I was at Hong Kong International airport, Gate 31 to be precise, dutifully lining up to board flight QF98 to […]

One of the many frustrations we endure with our government leaders is their certainty that if they look after the economy, all will be well. […]

Yesterday, Cardinal George Pell lost his appeal against his conviction of child sexual abuse. Children, when allowed to develop without debilitating trauma, often have an […]

One topic that has been discussed, almost to exhaustion, in recent years is freedom of speech. There happened to be yet one more discussion on […]

I don’t suppose that Senator Malcolm Roberts watched ‘The Facts’ on ABC on Sunday night. After all, Malcolm does not have a very high opinion […]

By Anthony Andrews   When social media turned from a trickle of users into a flood, the trade union movement – among others – were quick […]

Have you ever experienced the desperation of being injured, trapped in a motor vehicle after being in an accident? The dread that wraps itself around […]