Refugees and Changing Political Narratives
By Andrew Klein The challenges of the Global Refugee Crisis often appear unmet or lost in the narrative of political leaders attempting to use the […]
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Net 0 by 2050 – How big is the challenge?
By Newman Fergard Given Angus Taylor’s figures have at times been rubbery (ref: Clover Moore’s travel “spend”) and the following based on figures published by […]
Revisionism
By Ad astra Revisionism is a general term that can be used with both positive and negative connotations for any scholarly practice dedicated to revising […]
Breaking the cycle of homelessness
My thoughts on the @ceosleepout, by Joey King How did I get here? I’m educated, articulate and used to be involved in my community through […]
The wars no one wants to see
By Andrew Klein Our communities are under attack; we see families collapse and people struggling where there is no community support. Women surviving on the […]
New Fossil Fuel Projects Must Stop
By Keith Antonysen I’m extremely concerned about where climate change is taking us. The Labor Party policy of reducing emissions to 43% is not good […]
Welcome to The New Teal
By Allan Richardson The success of the Indie women at the last election, no matter what their political leaning, will give heart to many genuinely […]
The Myth of Human Equality and the Real-Life Damage Done
By Andrew Klein We now live in a world where there is a wide held belief system that all human beings are created equal. This […]
A pox on both your houses
By 2353NM As the hostilities resume on Capital Hill, it is probably time to consider some of the ramifications of the May 2022 Federal Election. […]
Same as it ever was …
By Allan Richardson Make no mistake, we’ve been here before. No sooner did Kevin Rudd and Labor gain power in November 2007 than they were […]
Post-Election Australia: Talking up the case for the journal through citizen journalism
By Denis Bright Despite the formation of a majority Labor Government, the rebuilding of the labour movement is a work in progress. Popular leaders in […]
Beyond Bilo
Advocates look to RESET Australia’s Refugee Policy After #HometoBiloela Media Release 12 June 2022 “This is a weekend of rejoicing for thousands of Australians as […]
Learning from Italy in the Australian Post-Election Era: Beyond Old Movie Stereotypes?
By Denis Bright Despite the rising costs of post-COVID-19 air fares, Southern Europe continues to be a popular destination for Australians for both holidays and […]
Obituary: Dr George Venturini
By Evan Jones and Peter Murphy George Venturini (pictured) was a larger than life figure who attracted admirers but also detractors on account of his […]