The cheap gotya
By 2353NM The ‘Gold Star of Dishonour’ for the most unedifying display in the first week or so on the 2022 Federal Election campaign is […]
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Barrow Boys and Spiffs
By Andrew Klein Barrow Boys and Spiffs: The Australian federal government – parties that damaged the nation – a reflection on the last three years […]
Media bias and the public agenda: Gotcha questions examined
By Melissa Marsden Sunday’s episode of ABC Insiders showed viewers exactly what media bias is all about and how, come election time, even some of […]
Payment for Services Rendered
By Andrew Klein I have often asked myself how easily some dismiss the genuine suffering of others, not only because we hear the words “The […]
Election 2022: Back Towards the Mainstream After the Sky News Debate?
By Denis Bright The Sky News Debate turned out to be a civilized forum despite a touchy interchange about the perceived security problem in the […]
Worst debt blow-out in the developed world refutes Coalition claims of economic competence
By Alan Austin Last Friday morning, just as Scott Morrison was spruiking his credentials on 3AW, Treasury updated Australia’s gross debt – a thumping $874.2 […]
Easter is rooted in A-theism
Media Release “A-theism” is literally the historical genesis of Easter “A-theism” is not, per se, “anti-religious”; nor does it malign ordinary people who hold a personal […]
Real life on the Indue card
By The Say No Seven #A_Reality_Check Real life on the Indue card: The lived experiences of forced trial participants under forced third party income management […]
Everything Scott Morrison says is …
By Kathryn Everything – absolutely everything – that comes out of the lying, conniving mouths of the reprehensible political baboons in the LNP is either: […]
Josh’s Jobless Jargon
By John Haly Josh Frydenberg is spruiking the coalition’s accomplishments claiming, “Our Govt’s economic plan to create more jobs is working”. However, his statistics based on […]
Morrison’s feminine appeal – none at all
By John Haly From THAT women’s network logo to a corseted perspective where he can only understand women through the lens of his wife or daughters; Scotty […]
New tech makes eco-mining a reality for Rare Earths
University of South Australia Media Release They’re the driving force behind electric vehicles and crucial to the manufacture of many high-tech products, but while rare […]
Fire and Rain
By 2353NM James Taylor released ‘Fire and Rain’ in January 1970. Taylor’s song is about a number of his personal issues including drug addiction, professional […]
Sleeping rough – all these years and nothing has changed
By Andrew Klein I spent last night sleeping ‘rough’ behind a row of shops in the outer eastern suburbs. Not because I like sleeping rough, […]