Partying in 2022
By John Haly “Climate change takes centre stage in Australia’s election” was proclaimed in 2019, but then the party of Climate scepticism took the stage. […]
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Election 2022 pledges on Science and Technology
Science & Technology Australia Media Release Australia’s political parties and independent candidates at the 2022 election have pledged their support for science and technology investments […]
Australia – Third World Country
By Andrew Klein Like many Australians of my age I grew up with the idea of what it meant to live in what was referred […]
This election – you do have a say
By 2353NM As you walk into a polling booth next Saturday remember this – despite the media harassing some candidates to outline who they are […]
Election 2022: From ‘Return to Normalcy’ to Real Debate on Fair Wages and Living Standards
By Denis Bright Hoping a smooth campaign of boring photo opportunities, LNP insiders were obviously shocked by negative reactions to its Return to Neoliberal Normalcy […]
Election 2022: From Vacuous Photo Opportunities to Final Swipes at Albo
By Denis Bright The LNP probably hoped to creep back into government by a series of strategic photo opportunities and staged events like the Regional […]
Democracy forum: Aston
Organised by Voices for Aston on Twitter @Voices4Aston This is your opportunity to meet your candidates. Every candidate standing in the seat of Aston in […]
Political and Media Contests: Which Side (Eye) are YOU on?
By Melissa Marsden A photo says a thousand words, and Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese’s decision to appear alongside Alan Jones has brought about an onslaught […]
Do your job competently
By 2353NM Finland and Sweden are currently exploring joining NATO. The about face from long term neutrality has come about because of the Russian invasion […]
The battle for Flinders
By Voter G. As employers, the people of Flinders (my electorate) are going to be effectively hiring someone and giving them close to a million […]
What is The Handmaid’s Tale?
From one of our American friends… By Tales & Typos I read The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood when it was first published in 1985. […]
Clinging on to power
By 2353NM You should feel a bit sorry for Tim Banfield. While he did choose to become a member of Clive Palmer’s United Australia Party, […]
Hydroponic native plants to detox PFAS-contaminated water
University of South Australia Media Release They’re the non-stick on Teflon cookware, the stain resistance in Scotchgard, and the suppression factor in firefighting foam, but […]
Christian Woke in Politics – Injustice, Persecution, and Freedom
By Brian Morris We should prepare for the mantra of ‘Religious Freedom’ to arise once again – with a freshly engineered version of the Religious […]
La Trobe meets regional Net Zero targets
La Trobe University Media Release La Trobe University’s Mildura and Shepparton campuses are officially Net Zero – the first Victorian university campuses to achieve this […]