The increasing power of Social Media and the masks we wear
By Melissa Frost Our morning routine has changed over the last decade from the obligatory visit to the bathroom via flicking on the jug to […]
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Global GDP would increase by US$1.3 trillion if the renewable energy share doubles by 2030
By Dr Anthony Horton On 16 January 2016, the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) published a report titled ‘Renewable Energy Benefits: Measuring the Economics’ discussing […]
Towards an Australian republic (part 6)
By Dr George Venturini What do Australians believe? There may be no pretension in much simplicity, but there is a lot of lack of knowledge […]
Towards an Australian republic (part 5)
By Dr George Venturini What are the problems? First in line seems to be the perennial problem of Australian identity. In such ethnically different society […]
Job growth in the US solar industry has grown 123% since 2010
By Dr Anthony Horton The Solar Foundation’s National Solar Jobs Census 2015 report has revealed very impressive growth in the United States solar industry. The […]
Fighting climate change is critical to controlling the spread of the Zika virus
By Dr Anthony Horton News of the Zika virus outbreak in Brazil has prompted me to consider two environmental aspects affecting the control of infectious […]
Towards an Australian republic (part 4)
By Dr George Venturini There are undoubtedly difficulties First of all some figures, graphically to illustrate the boundaries of those difficulties. At the time of […]
Towards an Australian republic (part 3)
By Dr George Venturini What have we got? The Australian Constitution is really no more than a slightly glorified trade agreement, written in the most […]
The War on Feminism and the Normalisation of Misogyny in Australia
By Jennifer Ellem Since I was a young girl I believed I lived in a world where my gender made no difference whatsoever. I was […]
Towards an Australian republic (part 2)
By Dr George Venturini Race, trade and loyalty to ‘home’ It was Thomas Alexander Browne, a London-born Australian author, who sometimes published under the pseudonym […]
The Peoples Empire, Australian Pure Democracy
Part two of a series by Philip Ayton on ‘The Revolution of Evolution in Australian Politics‘. We live in a world where the majority of […]
Towards an Australian republic
By Dr George Venturini “Does Australia have the desire to move into the twenty-first century, or will it continue its retreat into a past as […]
Vote One: The Politics of Envy
By Richard O’Brien “The politics of envy [and] just another smear“. – Malcolm Turnbull’s response in October to criticism of his government’s decision to exempt […]
New poll on religion and the Australian Constitution
By Brian Morris Changes to the Australian constitution are infrequent. One amendment that many would like to see concerns the head of state, and Australia […]
The Revolution of Political Evolution in Australia
By Philip Ayton From the deep recesses of Australian Politics, there is a storm brewing. This great nation, since before federation, has swung back and […]