The APEC Aftermath: Learning from the Statecraft of Prime Minister O’Neil
By Denis Bright Tensions were always anticipated at the APEC in Port Moresby. Commuting from Cairns in Airforce 2, Mike Pence sought to high-jack the […]
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Cause and Effect
By 2353NM Recently Fairfax media published an article written by Steve Robson, a professor and current President of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists. After […]
Which bank just screwed pensioners – again?
Commonwealth Bank Reneges on Reverse Mortgages for Pensioners By Phil Gorman “Equity Unlock Loan for Seniors, The Commonwealth Bank’s Reverse Mortgage, is a flexible financing […]
Is Donald Trump crumbling?
By Ad astra As you witness the increasingly bizarre behaviour of Donald Trump, the President of the United States, the mightiest nation on earth, do […]
Hell hath no fury: The makings of a Turnbull return
By Dr Strobe Driver Normally I restrict my opinions to international relations issues with a particular emphasis on war and conflict however, the arrival of […]
Lest We Think
By Barddylbach If you think you know the history, can distinguish fact from legend and myth, if the Great War could ever be won at […]
The march of the demagogues
By Ad astra Are you as unnerved as I am by the rise of demagogues around the world – leaders who gain popularity by exploiting prejudice and […]
Extreme distraction (part 2)
By Tony Andrews … Continued from Part 1 The world is rigged, and it has been for a very long time. Society has a bad […]
Extreme distraction
By Tony Andrews A revolution has occurred while we’ve been watching the telly, dreaming of a new car, dishwasher or holiday, and trying our best […]
Shackled by Ideology
By Ad astra Can the body politic ever be freed from entrenched beliefs? How many of you despair of our politicians? How many of you […]
Murdoch strikes at democracy
By Stephen Fitzgerald The first German chancellor, Otto von Bismarck, said there were two sights the public should not see: The making of laws and […]
The Demtel Man
Those who remember free to air television in the 80s and 90s will remember the advertising for ‘as seen on TV’ products marketed by a […]
Morrison’s Bell
By Barddylbach So I’m thinking about kids on Nauru, global warming, the recent by-election and our idiot politicians who dish out cruelty like Smarties, smirk and […]
Well done, Tony – now you’ve destroyed the Coalition
By Ad astra He’s been this way for years. Like a kid playing a violent video game such as Call Of Duty, he has aimed […]
Implications of Wentworth: Can Progressive Liberalism Triumph Across Australia?
By Denis Bright As the days pass since the Wentworth by-election, a new level of resistance has emerged in the federal LNP on the best […]