Feathered ‘fingerprints’ reveal potential motivation for migratory patterns of endangered seabirds
University of South Australia Media Release With the largest wingspan of any living bird, the Wandering Albatross is a giant of the sea. But like […]
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Rejection of Toondah will Reset Labor’s Soul in Redlands
By Callen Sorensen Karklis In early 2023, the sitting Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek knocked back a massive controversial coal mine proposed for the Rockhampton region. […]
7.30 Report: Sarah Ferguson Opens Up New Perspectives on the AUKUS Nuclear Submarine Deal
By Denis Bright Sincere appreciation must be extended to the Albanese Government for allowing Vice Admiral Jonathan Mead AO to be interviewed in some depth […]
The Immigration News is Almost Good
By Jane Salmon To every right-wing xenophobic reflexive hack reacting to the immigration announcement on the internet today: I have experienced homelessness. I have experienced […]
Society as a broad church: How we destroyed the elders and failed our young
By Andrew Klein Australian society could be viewed as a very broad church that includes people from many nations, various religious faiths and cultures. To […]
A Science Future Fund to supercharge economic growth: Budget 2023
Science & Technology Australia Media Release Creating a visionary Science Future Fund that could generate economic returns of up to $2.3 billion a year would […]
Living in the Shadows of the US Global Alliance: Respecting Differing Trans-Tasman Perspectives
By Denis Bright In a crowded news week, the whistle stop in Canberra by Prime Minister Chris Hipkins of New Zealand (NZ) may have gone […]
Increase in phone and internet complaints in quarter two shows impact of Optus data breach
Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman Media Release The Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman’s (TIO) Quarter Two Complaints Report shows a 9.9 per cent increase in the number of complaints […]
Neo-Nazi sentenced to jail for attack on anti-racist’s house
Media Release Desmond Liddington, a neo-Nazi extremist who pleaded guilty to his part in the attack on the home of Black Lives Matter activist Padraic ‘Paddy’ Gibson, in 2021, […]
Walkin’ in Memphis
By James Moore “There is no such thing as race. None. There is just a human race. Scientifically and anthropologically.” – Toni Morrison The first […]
Pell’s Posthumous Coronation
By David Ayliffe I was confused by the funeral of Cardinal George Pell. At times I thought it could have been a Coronation. And Hell’s […]
The Sins of the Georges
By Kirsten Tona Note: This article was written before George Pell’s passing. We have kept it in the tense it was written. There’s a moment […]
The Prince, The Crown and The Letter
By Kirsten Tona Once upon a time, there was a Kingdom called Dwanaland, comprised of the counties Eastbord, West Hale, and Southchurch. Every year, the richest best […]
That 7.30 Report Interview: Have Over-Reactions in the Mainstream Media Strengthened Jim Chalmer’s Outreach?
By Denis Bright Jim Chalmers delivered an astute clarification of aspects of his concepts of Values-Based Capitalism and Co-Investment for the rebuilding of the Australian […]
Is Labor really striving for 1.5°C over pre-industrial temperature?
By Keith Antonysen Around 16 months ago, artificial intelligence (AI) was used to assess 100,000 climate change studies to display whether those studies upheld climate […]