A Climate of Opinion
By John Haly The battle for climate change mitigation is euphemistically referred to as a “debate” amidst ideologically restrained political advocates that still think there […]
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The people have spoken
By Stephen Fitzgerald The rich get richer, and the poor get poorer! With record corporate profits as wages stagnate and living standards for workers plummet […]
Comparative corruption and transparency
By John Haly The media and public’s desire for a Federal anti-corruption body and the search for revealing transparency has met with a lagging response by the […]
Five shades of faded blue
By Ad astra How well the ancient Biblical words apply to the Coalition: ”How are the mighty fallen in the midst of the battle…thou wast slain […]
Satanic Football Ban – Christian School Acts
By David Ayliffe Children at a remote Victorian Christian School have been forbidden to watch, play or discuss football by the conservative Principal of the school, […]
The Culture Wars
By 2353NM The Liberal Party cultural wars are having a detrimental effect on the rest of us. Here are two examples. Without rehashing old news, […]
Enough, enough, enough
By Andrew Elder Our Prime Minister knows the big challenges facing the country in our time are beyond him. The vital early period of his […]
G20 Summit in Buenos Aires: And the Winner is Common Sense
By Denis Bright Welcome to one of the negotiating triumphs of the century. This Win-Win Outcome fulfils the highest expectations of most G20 countries including […]
The Energy Road to Nowhere
By Ad astra Are you as exasperated and disgusted as I am with the political antics exposed during the renewed debate about energy policy? Are […]
Liberal Soul-Searching: Can A Zombie Government Find Its Soul?
By Loz Lawrey After the Liberal/National Coalition’s resounding loss in the 2018 Victorian state election, Liberal leader Matthew Guy, in his concession speech said this: […]
The sensible middle and the Australian fair go
By Alasdair Black For those Canberra politicians – or politicians in general – who don’t understand the ethos of the people they represent, it can […]
How do you argue with an Australian?
By Anthony Andrews After reading Kaye Lee’s article last week titled “How do you argue with that”, about the value of individuals countering LNP and […]
Research for the future
It’s heading into summer, so thoughts turn to Christmas shopping, whose place we’re all going to this Christmas and the sounds of balls being hit […]
Matthew’s My Guy
By David Stephen Ayliffe My view of Matthew Guy, leader of the Victorian Liberal Party changed within minutes as I watched him address the party […]
Morrison’s mistakes multiply
By Ad astra We ought not to be surprised at the multiplicity of Scott Morrison’s mistakes, given the lack of preparation he has had for the […]