Governments need to listen to community groups on climate change
By Keith Antonysen Profit is of far more importance than the wellbeing of individuals, communities and countries it would seem, displayed by ignoring the need […]
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Hey, Albo: it is “Time To Fly” beyond LNP up and away from immigration mistakes
By Jane Salmon Midnight Oil’s historic last gig was marked by the attendance of Anthony Albanese. Band member Rob Hirst chose a particular t-shirt to […]
Kicking climate down the road
By 2353NM You’re probably aware of some who don’t see the need to reduce emissions. They have a lot of different reasons or excuses for […]
Farhad Bandesh gets the letter
By Jane Salmon This sadistic letter (see letter at the bottom of this article) is doing the rounds of Medevac survivors on Bridging Visas. It […]
Advancing the Quest for Popular Entertainment
By Denis Bright Faced with months of lockdown during the COVID-19 pandemic, Australian households have been in revolt against hours of uninspiring free to air […]
“Unbeatable impact”: Almost 66,000 Australians united for environment thanks to Landcare Led Bushfire Recovery Grants
Landcarers across Australia are celebrating their outstanding achievements for bushfire affected environments and communities following the completion of the landmark $14 million Landcare Led Recovery […]
The Special Budget: Bread and Butter Serves That Anticipate a More Wholesome Longer-Term Budget Brunch?
By Denis Bright Dr Jim Chalmers is offering Australians bread and butter serves until global strategic and economic problems work their way through contemporary geopolitics. […]
Come Together: Things Every Aussie Kid Should Know about the First Peoples
Come Together: Things Every Aussie Kid Should Know about the First Peoples is a debut picture book for children aged 5 and up by Yorta […]
UAICC, Uniting Church in Australia and UnitingCare Australia welcome end to Cashless Debit Card
Media Release The Uniting Aboriginal and Islander Christian Congress, the Uniting Church in Australia and UnitingCare Australia commend the Albanese Labor Government for scrapping the […]
Australian EV Truck Manufacturer Doubles Assembly Capacity
Electric truck manufacturer SEA Electric has extended its commitment to the Australian market by doubling the size of its local assembly facility for zero-emission trucks […]
“I’m Sorry, Your Majesty…”
A Tribute to our Late Queen Liz, with Post-Colonial Afterthoughts By Loz Lawrey As my tremulous fingers tickle my laptop keyboard, late this night […]
Crucial progress for women in STEM – but much more work to do
Science & Technology Australia Media Release The number of women enrolled in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) degrees jumped by 24% between 2015 and […]
Pick up the phone
By 2353NM The Conversation, a news website operated and funded by a number of universities, has published a significant number of articles on Prime Minister […]
Talkin’ bout a Treaty Republic
By Graeme Taylor As someone who voted “Yes” to a referendum in 1999, I’m pleased that it didn’t pass, not because I don’t think that […]
CUBIC Corporation in action Down Under
By Denis Bright The existence of Cubic Transport Systems should arouse the curiosity of investigative journalists. Regular users of the fare gates at many major […]