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By 2353NM Charles Dickens wrote a book called Oliver Twist. It is undoubtedly a classic. The book has been the subject of numerous reviews, movies […]
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The Gap still needs closing
By Callen Sorensen – Karklis For Indigenous Australians, election time is always a tough call. It’s a time when we find out how important my […]
“I’m mad as hell and I’m not going to take it anymore”
This statement by ‘anonymous’ is too good not to share! I have had an absolute gutful of this “government”. Never ever have we had such […]
Another Liberal failure
By Mark Clifford This updated graph of Hours Worked in Australia is clear evidence that the Liberal government of Australia has failed at Economics Management 101. […]
How the Liberals are destroying Australia
By Ken Wolff The image above shows rich and poor alongside each other in Mexico. Is this Australia’s future under the Liberals? Australia has a […]
How the Federal Family Court is failing
By Tracie Aylmer I have no need for the family court. I have never used it, myself, nor will I see any need to use […]
A Healthy Society
By Nick Chapman, Independent NSW candidate for the Australian Senate Our lives revolve around our relationships with partners, family, friends and colleagues. Relationships are the […]
Labor’s Legacy Shines Through
By Callen Sorensen-Karklis The 21st century Labor Party has a lot to offer Australians, despite being written off in recent times as a party of […]
Turnbull’s Australia Tax
You may have heard of “the Australia Tax”. The term comes from the apparent difference in the price of a seemingly identical product sold apparently […]
Let’s talk about climate change
Media Release from Jessie Singh As we approach the double dissolution election scheduled for 2 July 2016, I am delighted to announce that Dr Anthony […]
Pious pollies paralyse popular policy
By Brian Morris A raft of socio-political issues – under the cold hand of winter – have advanced with all the speed of an Antarctic […]
Political transparency
By Nick Chapman, Independent NSW candidate for the Australian Senate A politician’s job is to represent the people, and run the country for the national […]
Behind the NBN raids: hypothetically speaking
By Ken Wolff On Thursday 19 May the AFP raided the parliamentary offices of Stephen Conroy in Melbourne and the home of a political staffer […]
Political and economic coup détat in Australia?
By Andreas Bimba Highly relevant to the forced exit of Australia’s car assembly industry are the free trade agreements (FTAs) and the goals of the […]
Being Progressive: the universal declaration of human rights v the ten commandments
By James Moylan Ignorance is our default setting Ever since the enlightenment the various religious and totalitarian forces scattered about the globe have fought a […]