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 […]
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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 […]
Values Based Capitalism: The Imperative of Defining Commitment to the Social Market
By Denis Bright Editorial insiders at The Weekend Australian (28-29 January 2023) have telegraphed their displeasure at Jim Chalmer’s appeal for a commitment to Values-Based […]
An Emergent Premier Chris Minns – Uniting Sydney Metro and the Regions
By Denis Bright After more than a decade in Opposition, NSW Labor is about to test its capacity to inspire the electorate ahead of the […]
George Pell ‘Devil Incarnate’ is dead
In what she shamelessly and deliberately calls her ‘Obitchuary’ of Cardinal George Pell, guest columnist Tess Lawrence, longtime advocate for sex abuse victims who has […]
Up For Auction: The Contents of an Inconsequential Mind
By Frances Goold The leftovers from a walk-in, walk-out sale of a Fitzroy Falls pile until recently owned by notorious racist, misogynist, carpet-bagger, footy coach, […]
Labor’s Shakespearean Heroes
By Callen Sorensen Karklis As of late I’ve really come to respect these two blokes in Labor’s long history. Aside from my respect for people […]
Living With Our Expensive AUKUS Nuclear Submarines
By Denis Bright Will we all continue to live with those dark AUKUS nuclear submarines? The Christmas edition of The Australian (24-25 December 2022) released […]
‘No Say Day’: the Last Day Youth Voices are Represented in Parliaments Around the World
Business Wire Media Release 50% of the world’s population is under 30, compared to just 2.6% of parliamentarians globally*. If this ratio were reflected in […]
Ongoing Travel and Sustainable Freight Sagas: Confronting Affordability and Accessibility Barriers
By Denis Bright Recent problems with Jetstar flight bookings to Bali are the tip of the structural problems of maintaining affordable passenger and sustainable freight […]
The LNP: Do they ever learn?
By Kathryn Hmmm, after the people of Australia resoundingly voted against the LNP in order to kick that repugnant little war mongering garden gnome, John […]
Home Affairs Escalation Required
By Jane Salmon As Sent to Andrew Giles, Clare O’Neil, Anthony Albanese, Tony Burke, Chris Bowen, Richard Marles, Penny Wong, Bill Shorten, Ged Kearney. Happy […]