No, They Won’t Learn
By Ad Astra I was motivated to write my last piece: ’Will they ever learn?’ after viewing the first Question Time of the recent sitting of […]
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Think about young people
By Keith Antonysen Yesterday, I made a statement that in my opinion tourism is on the way out and was asked why. My response with […]
The restoration of malpractice (part 3)
By Dr George Venturini Whoever it is that owns the ‘big four’ banks, one thing is clear: if the same four custodian companies own […]
The restoration of malpractice (part 2)
By Dr George Venturini Australia’s ‘big four’ are not merely big, they are massive. Their combined assets in 2013 stood at $2.86 trillion – […]
The restoration of malpractice (part 1)
By Dr George Venturini The restoration of malpractice Fraser, Lord Malcolm of Nareen supplied the mantra, bringing Australians back to their convict colony origin: “Life […]
Adding to Suffering: Typhoid Fever in Hillside Camp
By Shamindan Kanapathi A few weeks ago, I wrote of how the food ration that the men in Hillside camp receive has been reduced and […]
Great news about Climate Change
Much has been written about climate change in recent years. There seems to be a belief by some that it is possible to argue both […]
Beyond the Palace Letters
This is a kind of tragic-comic opera – an opera buffa, in many acts and parts, observed by a traveller to Australia who is likely […]
Will they ever learn?
By Ad astra Will they ever learn? After watching the first Question Time of the most recent sitting of the House of Representatives, the only plausible […]
Prophetic Pilger: Breaking the Silence – An Evening’s Q&A, 10th April 2019, Byron Bay
By Melissa Frost Its Bullshit. The media, it’s Bullshit. We have been lied to since the 50s. Where’s the anger? Why aren’t we angry? Where’s […]
Julian Assange: a scapegoat for history’s violent male aggression
By Jerome Irwin Historically, the masculine ideological world view – professed by politicians of both gender’s, their counterparts in the corporate and military world’s and […]
Adani: some inconvenient truths
By Phil Gorman Let the facts speak for themselves. Queensland’s workforce 2.36 million people are employed in Queensland. The tourist industry directly or indirectly employs […]
Adding to suffering: reducing food
By Shamindan Kanapathi On Manus Island there are three camps that are run by PNG immigration and Australian Border Force. East Lorengau Transit Centre and […]
Pentecostalism – taking Christ out of Christianity
By Willz The first time I heard the word Pentecostal was when my older cousin became one. I was 13 at the time and thought […]
Beware the Ides of March
By 2353NM While Shakespeare may have ‘popularised’ the term, the ‘ides of March’ goes back to Roman times when March was the beginning of the year […]