Protection and Punishment in the People Business
Behrouz Boochani, a Kurdish journalist and an honorary member of PEN International, writes from Manus Island, where he has been interred for 29 months. Wilson […]
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Australia versus USA on social housing – how do we compare?
By Dr Heather Holst On a recent trip to the USA I was struck by the progress being made nationally to solve the homelessness crisis. […]
India’s influence on global energy trends in the next 25 years will be significant
By Dr Anthony Horton According to a recently published International Energy Agency report titled “India Energy Outlook” approximately 20% of the world’s population calls India […]
South Australia’s pathway to a low carbon future
By Dr Anthony Horton South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill and Minister for Climate Change Ian Hunter have recently released a report outlining how the state […]
Should the media act more responsibly?
By Dave Chadwick The public’s hunger for every image and piece of information about terrorist acts and mass murders does not always need to be […]
Today is ‘Don’t Give a Shit Day’
By Richard O’Brien Today is ‘Don’t Give a Shit Day’ – a national day for not giving a shit about the planet. Today is that […]
Why Delhi is the perfect air pollution case study
By Dr Anthony Horton A recent article published in the journal Atmospheric Environment has illustrated why air pollution is a multi-factorial issue that shouldn’t be […]
Do ‘Australian’
By Bob Rafto A spin-off of the Iraqi/Syrian war has been the radicalization of a group of folk here in Australia and who have banded […]
Men’s Business
By Richard O’Brien Yesterday was White Ribbon Day, a national day to stop men’s violence against women. Courtesy of the ABS and White Ribbon, here […]
Sergeant Singh
By Paul G. Dellit A lonely sunset, a solitary flight to a far-off destination, the aftermath of one of life’s signal events – these provide […]
A Reclaimed Australia
By Richard O’Brien Yesterday, Australia’s own far-right wing group, the United Patriots Front, announced their plans to form a new political party to run candidates […]
Islamism, Atheism, and the ‘Voldemort’ effect
By Brian Morris An atheist view of Islamic extremism is well-founded; on two fronts. One is that most western Muslims don’t follow authoritarian Islam, and […]
Terrorism – The bottom line
By Richard O’Brien So what does Daesh (aka ISIS/ISIL/IS) really stand for? Profit. With assets of around US$2 billion – much of it obtained from […]
Disruptive Technologies and the Laissez Faire Dream
By Shane Crocker The Australian Competition Policy Review (also known as the Harper Review) was released on 31 March 2015. The “Review of Competition Policy” […]
Just in time for Christmas . . .
By Richard O’Brien With Christmas just around the corner, Commonwealth Toys ® has announced a new range of action figurines – the Political Leaders series. […]