The Australian finally jumps the shark
By James Moylan Like the majority of Aussies I do not mind too much when the editorial slant of a newspaper colours the nature of […]
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“If good men do nothing”
By Callen Sorensen – Karklis Australia: the said land of the fair go and mateship. Australia has a strong history with links to multiculturalism and […]
Yet another reason why one should not vote Liberal
By Tracie Aylmer As many are aware, I relish the International Criminal Court. In my quest to see key politicians accountable for their actions, I […]
What economic plan?
By Ken Wolff Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull declared that GDP growth of 3.1%, reported by the ABS on 1 June, showed that his plan for […]
It’s all their fault
By 2353NM Have you ever noticed that politicians in general have a great ability to blame others? As an example, here Labor is blaming Prime […]
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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 […]
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 […]