Understanding Federal Government Deficit and Surplus
By Denis Hay Introduction Australia’s federal politicians often liken the national economy to a household budget, perpetuating myths about deficits and surpluses. This comparison misleads […]
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A Summertime Dream
By James Moore “The stars shall fade away, the sun himself grow dim with age, and nature sink in years, but thou shalt flourish in […]
Understanding Australian Government Finances
By Denis Hay Introduction Understanding the Australian government’s finances is crucial for grasping the broader economic picture. Misconceptions about budget surpluses and deficits often lead […]
Federal Deficits: Debunking Government Myths
By Denis Hay Introduction The fear of federal deficits is a common narrative used by politicians to justify austerity measures and cuts to social services. […]
The Birth of the Australian Dollar: From Gold to Fiat
By Denis Hay Description Birth of the Australian Dollar. Learn how Australia can use its monetary sovereignty for a more ethical political system. Introduction The […]
Australian Koala Foundation Chair calls on Prime Minister to repeal the outdated Regional Forest Act 2002
Australian Koala Foundation Media Release The Australian Koala Foundation (AKF) has today released new research exposing the underbelly of the logging industry across Australia, revealing […]
NAIDOC Week: A Celebration
By Maria Millers Naidoc Week (7th July-12th July) is an annual event dedicated to celebrating and recognizing the history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and […]
New solutions to keep drinking water safe as pesticides skyrocket
University of South Australia Media Release Water scientists from Australia and China have proposed a more effective method of removing organic pesticides from drinking water, […]
Is your favourite store next? Why businesses are going bust
Corporate bankruptcy filings began ticking up in Australia and beyond in 2023, reflecting shifting macroeconomic conditions as rising global inflation prompted central banks around the […]
A population may survive but not thrive if it grows rapidly
Sustainable Population Australia Media Release As World Population Day approaches, Sustainable Population Australia (SPA) says a population may survive but not thrive if it grows […]
Australian Futures: Can More Co-Operation Be Achieved Between Progressives Here?
By Denis Bright In the absence of a stronger leftwing tradition in Australian politics, a loose coalition between the Labor, the Greens and a range […]
A Speech for the American President
By James Moore (Understand, this is just a prospective speech I wrote hoping the president might offer something similar soon. These are points I think […]
Monash expert: UK election results
By Monash University PhD Candidate Tom Howe “While not as big as the most outlandish polls, Labour nevertheless looks set for a sizable majority of […]
Young voices to echo in Legislative Assembly for NSW Youth Parliament 2024
Next week, the chambers of the NSW Parliament will witness a remarkable transformation as almost 70 dynamic young people step into the roles of parliamentarians […]
Growing Up After WWII: A Golden Era for Prosperity
By Denis Hay Description: Growing Up After WWII Explore why growing up after WWII was the best time to grow up, highlighting the economic boom, social advancements, […]