Milo: Puppet for the wealthy 1%
By Christian Marx This week saw the mainstream media tripping over itself to welcome the obnoxious darling of the Fascists, Milo Yianopolous. Even weirder was […]
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Memo from Nigel Hadgkiss: “Heads I win, Tails you lose”
By Terence Mills Remember Nigel Hadgkiss? He was the bloke that Michaelia Cash put in charge of the Australian Building and Construction Commission (ABCC). It […]
Problems! What problems?
By Shane Crocker Bill Shorten’s problem: Sam Dastyari Malcolm Turnbull’s problems: John Barilaro Barnaby Joyce Dual citizenship crisis SSM backlash from backbenchers Tony Abbott Cory […]
Democracy in Chains
By Max Ogden Book Review: Democracy in Chains (by Nancy MacLean) I have rarely accepted conspiracies, which are often embraced too readily. What often appears as a […]
Stuff the Tobacco Companies – and while you’re at it, stuff the Catholic Church as well!
By Keith Davis Smoking is the largest preventable cause of death and disease in Australia … A large proportion of these deaths were males (almost […]
Don Burke, Asperger’s and He Who Soweth The Thunder …
By Damian Smith Sigh. So here we are again. Yet another celebrity accused of rampant sexual predation and the excuse of “the Asperger’s made me […]
The Foreign Policy White Paper: An Innovative Regional Big Picture?
Denis Bright invites comments on the recently released Foreign Policy White Paper which charts Australia’s short-term future in the Indo-Pacific Region to 2030. Is the […]
Let’s not get carried away, folks …
By James Moylan We have reached a tipping point in western world culture. Or at least that is what everyone keeps saying. Perhaps it was […]
Match Report: Australia vs Prime Minister’s XI
By Richard O’Brien The international cricket season kicked off last Sunday with the annual charity match between the Prime Minister’s XI and the Australian XI […]
Unrest review: an intimate journey
By Siobhan Simper Have you ever seen yourself onscreen? I hadn’t – until I watched Unrest. From the opening scene, when a desperately ill Jennifer […]
The Dark Lord and the Call of Cthulhu (or, The Crisis of Planning in NSW)
By David Paull “It is absolutely necessary, for the peace and safety of mankind, that some of earth’s dark, dead corners and unplumbed depths be […]
Sodomy and Pell
By John Haly Has the cover-up of sexual abuse by the religious leaders in this country ceased, or is a culture of concealment still […]
Manus lessons
By Jane Salmon I have been glued to mainstream and social media on the Manus issue as an advocate for 3 years. And I’ve met […]
Malcolm feels the end game approaching
By Peter McCarthy Cancelling a sitting week in Parliament is unusual to begin with, but I initially thought that Malcolm might have been building an […]
Confusion? Only ‘cause it’s Turnbull
By Kyran O’Dwyer The question asked of Australians in the recent survey was; “Should the law be changed to allow same-sex couples to marry?” If […]