When a real estate owner requests proof of the housing crisis
Nobody likes to see people suffer, and the lack of affordable housing and affordable rental, as experienced by Narelle, is nothing short of endemic. Narelle is […]
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I’m finding the Yes response to the disaster underwhelming
By Anthony Haritos On the day Australia said “NO” to the planet’s oldest surviving First Nations people, we all must have a story to mark […]
Postscript on the 2023 Referendum: Let Political Risk-Taking and Responsible Activism Distract from the Profound Negativity of Voice Result
By Denis Bright Australian voters have rejected a great opportunity to enshrine commitment to an advisory voice on Indigenous people in the Australian constitution. For […]
We are better than this
By Jane Salmon The cut-through of mercenary, racist and Trumpist tropes reflected in the “No” referendum campaign has many people, including refugees, alarmed. Any endorsement […]
Why do Australian referendums usually fail?
By Allan Richardson Unless Erwin Schrödinger and Dr Anne Twomey have secretly colluded, I’m not a constitutional lawyer. Nor am I even a conveyancing clerk. […]
The Voice: Yexit or Nixit
The Voice: Yexit or Nixit Second nations still rule Maboriginals By guest columnist Tess Lawrence Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised this article […]
Treasured Possessions
By Frances Goold 1 Treasured Possessions There is some big love inside countless Australians for places on this continent where they grew up, or spent […]
Where’s the money gone?
Refugee Action Coalition Media Release Where’s the money gone? PNG secret deal leaves refugees without food vouchers or allowances. Transport cut, medical treatment under threat. […]
Mobile problems, Optus data breach top issues for phone and internet consumers
Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman Media Release Complaints from phone and internet consumers decreased 16.5 per cent in the last financial year ending 30 June 2023. In […]
Cycling for Certainty and an End to Immigration Spin
Media Release After a decade of temporary immigration visas and uncertainty, a 34 year old Tamil asylum seeker, Thienushan Chandrasekaram, (aka Thienushan Chand) is pedalling […]
River Country community day explores Australia’s remarkable river and wetland communities
Media Release Living on the Edge project launches at the National Museum of Australia with a vibrant community day Experience a stimulating array of art, […]
Untold Stories – Australians’ shocking confessions on The Voice
SNAP-POLL Media Release “Making the Invisible, Visible” Explosive Independent Community Poll Uncovers the WHY Behind Australians’ Referendum Votes. SNAP-POLL Sheds light on Unfiltered Sentiments for […]
Financial Dimensions of a Re-Emergent Anglosphere with added Militaristic Cover in that Dynamic Pragmatism of Mainstream Politics
By Denis Bright Our political and corporate leaders within the Anglosphere group of countries have recovered a global outreach beyond the wildest dreams of King […]
Joey’s story
By Joey King I desperately need help. The Project will be sharing my story Friday, 6 October at 7pm. Please watch it and share about […]
The American economy on a tense rope
By Isidoros Karderinis America is today at the most critical point in its modern history. It is threatened with a collapse which, if it happens, […]