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 […]
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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, […]
Neighbourhoods feeling the heat as medium density housing robs suburbs of street and garden trees
University of South Australia Media Release New housing subdivisions, smaller yards and a dependence on air conditioning have resulted in a 30 per cent decline […]
#WaitingOnZuck Campaign
Mark Zuckerberg has failed to pay for the independent journalism that he and his businesses have benefitted from for years. On March 22nd 2022, Australia’s […]
Unprecedented disasters – again
By 2353NM Queensland and New South Wales have recently suffered greatly as a result of literally flooding rains. Queensland Premier Annastasia Palaszczuk claimed In just two to […]
Election 2022: Can a Short-term Economic Indicators Save Mainstream Politics from More Adversarial Rhetoric?
By Denis Bright Josh Frydenberg’s address to the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI) in Canberra brings the LNP’s campaign agendas back into full […]
Federal budget reform needed to cope with increasing natural disaster costs
CEDA Media Release The pressure brought on by massive stimulus funding during the COVID-19 pandemic and future headwinds including ageing and the costs of climate […]
The choice is absolutely clear, but it’s not to vote Liberal
By Alan Austin A colourful meme showing a grumpy Anthony Albanese and a genial Scott Morrison is doing the social media rounds. Federal ministers […]
Staindl v Frydenberg: a pyrrhic victory for Josh?
By Sandi Keane Currently, unless he can find $410,000, Kooyong electorate local climate hero, Michael Staindl, faces bankruptcy and the loss of his house to […]
Rehashing the past – badly
By 2353NM Feeling some pain from the self-imposed ‘wedges’ of the religious ‘freedom’ legislation in the middle of February, Prime Minister Scott Morrison changed tack. […]
Climate change has created two very typical states of environmental disasters in the Australian landscape
By John Haly Was Banjo Paterson’s 1889 poem “Clancy, of the Overflow”, acknowledging a country of flooding plains? In not, Dorothea Mackellar’s “Sunburnt country” was […]
Well, that was a waste of empathy training
By Kathryn Clearly, if the callously inhumane, self-promoting ScoMo had any training (whatsoever) in empathy, he failed abysmally! There are stone cold reptiles, starving carnivorous […]