The neo-liberal execution of democracy
By Ken Wolff In my inbox each day I get an e-mail from The Washington Post called The Daily 202. This year it has been, […]
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Malcolm Roberts: defining his nonsense
By Dr Meredith Doig New One Nation Senator Malcolm Roberts has been known to sign legal documents as ‘Malcolm-Ieuan: Roberts., the living soul’, representing a […]
Weighing up the Welfare Card
By Kathryn Wilkes For anyone who has always been a law-abiding citizen, who was a very hard worker for many years and who has slogged it […]
Do politicians make you sick?
By Ad astra I expect most of you would answer with a resounding YES. They make us sick when they lie, break promises, assail us […]
Psychiatry as Bullshit
By Niall McLaren Is it possible for a modern medical specialty to be little more than what people in the street call bullshit? As scary […]
The Agony of West Papua for Australian Foreign Policy
In the preoccupation of Australia’s LNP leaders with far-off diplomatic challenges, local regional issues of human rights problems in West Papua are well off the […]
Federal Parliament moving backwards in promoting better representation of Asian Australians
By Erin Chew, Convener for the Asian Australian Alliance. Monday the 8th February 2016, was meant to be a momentous occasion for The Hon. Phillip […]
The State Theory of Money: Your shortcut to understanding Modern Monetary Theory (Part 4 – final)
By Ian Dooley Responses to comments If I respond to the comments on Ken’s post, perhaps that means we’ll get some different comments or questions […]
Pauline’s Creepy Muslims
By Bob Rafto A recent study found that clowns are considered the creepiest profession by members of the public along with taxidermists, sex shop owners, […]
The State Theory of Money: Your shortcut to understanding Modern Monetary Theory (Part 3)
By Iain Dooley Logical conclusions I hope by now you have been able to come to terms with the fact that currencies are always created […]
Review Signals the Beginning of the End for Bible Classes
By Hugh Harris The recent Queensland government review of the “Connect” Religious Instruction (RI) materials bring to light several reasons why, ultimately, faith-based classes will […]
Violence – 21st Century Style
By Annie Byam Writing this article (framed partly as questions) is aimed at opening up some serious debate/dialogue – however, there may be a few […]
The State Theory of Money: Your shortcut to understanding Modern Monetary Theory (Part 2)
By Iain Dooley Continued from Part 1 What the Fiat?! What you have created is a currency with a fixed exchange rate to a commodity. […]
Are governments ready for the coming economic and social changes?
By Ken Wolff In 1930 John Maynard Keynes predicted widespread technological unemployment ‘due to our discovery of means of economising the use of labour outrunning […]
Timor-Leste: Allies for Peace?
Denis Bright invites discussion on the future place of Timor-Leste in Australia’s international relations. Conventional strategic assessments in a succession of Australian Defence White Papers […]