Liberation After Election
By Robert Wood No one living on this continent we call Australia, knows what it is like to have freedom here. Some might have tasted […]
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A cast of characters: John Kerr (part 2)
By Dr George Venturini As already noted, the Australian Constitution makes no mention of the prime minister, of ministers, of the Cabinet, or political parties. […]
The cupboard was bare!
By Ad Astra It wasn’t easy getting into the nerve centre of the LNP – the secret place where talking points, election strategies and day […]
A cast of characters: John Kerr (part 1)
By Dr George Venturini 1. A cast of characters John Robert Kerr John Robert Kerr was born in 1914 in Balmain, then a working-class […]
He hit me first
By Ad Astra We all have memories of a child bawling its eyes out after being clobbered by another kid. We also have memories of […]
Trending Issues: The Quest for the Magic Economic Trifecta to Steer the New Digital Global Economy
Should Bill Shorten make it to the Cabinet Room again after 18 May, the incoming government will receive corporate support Labor’s support for investment […]
Five pillars of financial crime (part 3)
By Dr George Venturini While the scale of illegality and unethical behaviour in the Australian financial sector might be news to many Australians, the scale […]
Voting Values
By John Haly Voting is the expression of the rights of an individual to participate in their government, but like any expression, it can be […]
Are Anti-Adani Protesters Who We’re Told They Are?
By Shane Primrose The people who step-up to stop Adani with the group Frontline Action on Coal (FLAC) often find themselves at the centre of […]
Five pillars of financial crime (part 2)
By Dr George Venturini Dr. E. Jones, a distinguished senior academic in the Department of Political Economy at the University of Sydney, had been an […]
Trending Issues: Growing Support for Pragmatic Emission Control from the Streets to the Ballot Box
Responsible commitment to both economic development and pragmatic action on carbon emissions may arrest the volatility evident in recent Newspolls in the week after Labor’s […]
Walking with Dinosaurs
By 1Petermcc Science shows us that humans and dinosaurs did not share Earth, with the gap between us and them somewhere around an impressive 60 […]
Five pillars of financial crime (part 1)
By Dr George Venturini Five pillars of financial crime On 5 May 2014 ABC TV Four Corners, in conjunction with Fairfax journalists, broadcast an exposé […]
Contrarians
By Keith Antonysen I went to a Forum last night featuring candidates for the upcoming election. On leaving the Forum, I pondered on where the […]
The restoration of malpractice (part 4)
By Dr George Venturini On 5 May 2015 The (Melbourne) Age reported that A.N.Z. would reimburse $30 million for miscalculated interest on credit card […]