Australians behaving badly in Asia
By Erin Chew, Convener for the Asian Australian Alliance. It should come as no surprise that there appears to be repeat offences where some white […]
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Turnbull: Abbott from a better postcode?
By 2353NM Assuming the Opposition agrees, there will be a plebiscite on the proposition to allow same sex marriage in Australia in February 2017. The […]
An Australian Response to Tony Blair: ‘Convergence Politics is not the Answer’
By Tristan Ewins The ‘Weekend Australian’ (8/10/16) quotes former Labour British PM, Tony Blair as urging Bill Shorten to tack “back to the centre”. Typically, […]
Abbott and Bullshit…
By Niall McLaren In a considered piece on Tony Abbott and the Peter Slipper affair, John Lord pointed to how Abbott’s statements often appear to conflict. […]
Australia`s unemployment crisis looks to be long-term
By Christian Marx Australia now has its worst unemployment figures since 1942. Contrary to the official (read bogus) government figures of 6%, our real unemployment […]
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, […]
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 […]