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 […]
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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 […]
Advocates calling for more collaboration with Indonesia on refugee issues
People Just Like Us (PJLU) Media Release Representatives of the new Albanese Labor Government visited Indonesia this week. Refugee advocacy group, People Just Like Us, […]
Who is it that can’t manage money?
By Ad astra How many times have you heard the Liberals mouth Labor can’t manage money? What though, is the Liberal record? Treasurer Jim Chalmers belled […]
Labor’s 43% Reduction in Emissions
By Keith Antonysen Projects such as Adani, along with new enterprises such as Scarborough gas field (methane) and Beetaloo fracking site in Australia; and Jackdaw […]
Don’t blame Labor for surging energy prices, blame Howard
By Jim McIntosh There are people already starting to blame Labor for the catastrophe in the eastern states’ energy market. This, while the new government […]
It’s time for consensus
By Callen Sorensen Karklis After the 2022 Federal Election result over a week ago it’s time for Labor, the Greens, and the Teal Climate 200 […]
Science and Technology Australia congratulates new Ministry
Science and Technology Australia Media Release Science & Technology Australia warmly congratulates Ed Husic on his appointment as Minister for Industry and Science, and Jason […]
Election 2022: Will the LNP Policy Hegemony Recede Soon?
By Denis Bright The ingredients of a long-term majority Labor Government are now in place. The policy mix is still a work in progress. Labor […]
Morrison exits
By Ad astra It’s almost surreal that this man, who has been in our face so often for what feels like endless years, has disappeared! […]
2022 Federal Election Analysis: QLD
By Callen Sorensen Karklis G’day. I was a campaign worker for the ALP during the 2022 federal election. I have worked on election campaigns for […]
Reality bites
By 2353NM Every political commentator in the land has their own personal opinion, most hide it and at least present a façade of even-handed questioning […]