The stench of political corruption: the pressing need for a Federal ICAC
By Benny Bongster Political corruption. It smells. Its rancidness is stronger than the stink of mutton left to stew for days under the glaring Australian […]
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Are our laws illegal?
By Tracie Aylmer When it comes to law, there typically should be three questions to be asked when deciding to implement laws for the community: […]
Let’s make politicians accountable
By Christopher Wingate I asked Tim Wilson pre his position as Human Rights Commissioner if he supported Fiduciary Legislation – law to control the duty […]
Where is the equality?
By Tracie Aylmer Australian society has turned into a very strange animal. Women make up approximately 50% (or thereabouts) of the population, but appearances dictate […]
The small government myth
By 2353NM Politicians are a strange breed. They will spend millions at election time attempting to convince you that their side is better than the […]
Malcolm’s Magic Pudding
When Malcolm Turnbull looked at radical tax reform which would see states and territories collecting a portion of the nation’s income tax, he underestimated the […]
The irrational voter
By Ad astra Those who think logically, who base their opinions on facts, figures and reason, are astonished at the decisions that some people make, […]
Strategic timing for the EU transition to a low carbon economy is crucial
By Dr Anthony Horton According to a report published by the Advisory Scientific Community of the European Systemic Risk Board (ESRB) on Thursday 11 February […]
Off-grid power solutions in Africa set to present a $3.1 billion market for investors by 2020
By Dr Anthony Horton According to a report entitled ‘Off-Grid Solar Market Trends Report 2016’ published last month by Bloomberg New Energy Finance and Lighting […]
Where are the crooks?
By Ad astra Ask Tony Abbott where the crooks are and he would repeat what he said when he set up the Royal Commission into […]
Developing countries invested a record $156 billion in renewable energies in 2015
By Dr Anthony Horton According to a report entitled ‘Global Trends in Renewable Energy Investment 2016’ published this month published by the United Nations Environment […]
Creating an Emissions Trading System in ten steps
By Dr Anthony Horton In order to move to a low carbon future and limit global average temperatures to 2°C, a number of steps are […]
Natural disasters in Australia to cost $33 billion per year by 2050
By Dr Anthony Horton According to a Deloitte Access Economics Report commissioned by the Australian Business Roundtable for Disaster Resilience and Safer Communities, natural disasters […]
Is it really a great time to be an Australian?
Quite often one of our readers on this site or on our Facebook page will provide a comment that resonates with us. The comment will […]
May your god go with you
Isn’t it time the majority of Australians told the ultra-religious conservatives that while we understand they have a problem with some social issues, the problem […]