Perceptions of corruption
By 2353NM During March, in what strategists at the time claimed was a masterstroke, Prime Minister Turnbull recalled the Parliament from April 18 primarily to […]
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Inequality will be a hot button election issue
By Ad astra ‘Inequality’ is a term used by economists. Joseph Stiglitz has been writing for years about its damaging effect. His book: The Price […]
Kenya: What Happened with the International Criminal Court
By Tracie Alymer Kenya is a very interesting case, which impacts upon the rest of the world in a way that could never possibly be […]
The ICC debunked
By Tracie Aylmer Over the past year, people have come to me asking about the International Criminal Court (ICC). While I have recently tried to […]
The calamitous Abbott lies in wait
By Ad astra You may wonder why anyone would waste time writing about this man, erased from the top job by his own party, and […]
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 […]
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 […]