The Morrison enigma
By Ad astra It’s becoming alarming. Every day our Prime Minister becomes more verbose, more shouty, more insistent. The old-fashioned word ‘blatherskite’ comes to mind. […]
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If Gladys is a “great candidate”, our country is truly corrupt
By TBS Newsbot Gladys Berejiklian managing to resign in disgrace, face the ICAC and bag a better job is emblematic of Australia becoming more corrupt. […]
Vacant claimants
By John Haly Predictably the crises of climate change and the pandemic highlighted deficits in health services, markets, welfare and education. Both have accelerated a […]
(Some of) the lies from Scott Morrison since he became Prime Minister
By Shane Crocker A person could grow very weary trying to keep up with Scott Morrison’s lies. Below is a section of his falsehoods, which […]
Lies, damn lies and economics
By 2353NM There must be a federal election coming – the infamous yellow and black Clive Palmer funded billboards have made a reappearance. One of […]
Voter ID and dead cats
By 2353NM If you are over 18 you will be legally required to vote in a Federal Election between now and next May. If the […]
Scott Morrison has moved on, apparently
By Jim McIntosh Of course, we always knew that Morrison is a liar. A congenital liar who even lies when it’s of no particular benefit […]
It’s just not cricket, it’s institutional misogyny
By Gay Mackie Through the eyes of Cricket Australia, a man can resign and keep his job, but a woman cannot have control of her […]
Could artificial intelligence save Australia from another black summer?
University of South Australia Media Release Flashback to the summer of 2019/20 when horrendous bushfires burnt 18.6 million hectares in Australia, killing 34 people, one […]
Invasion Day
By 2353NM No, we’re not getting in early for that date at the end of January. Although there is considerable substance to the claim from […]
Charting the Post-Diwali Opportunities
By Denis Bright The festival of Diwali has become a unifying cultural and religious festival across the Indian Subcontinent and the global Indian diaspora. On […]
Jenny Hocking’s heroic palace coup is a victory for truth
By Tess Lawrence IF ROYAL TITLES were still in political play in Oz, freedom fighter Jenny Hocking would surely be up for a gong by […]
Religious freedom laws: Morrison’s Christian majority does not exist
By Dr Meredith Doig Since marriage equality was legalised, ‘religious freedom’ laws have been part of the conversation. But these laws do not represent us. […]
Where has all the kindness gone?
By Ad astra Here is another brief offering. It does not need to be lengthy because its message is straightforward. It asks the question: “Where has […]
Dear Gladys
By John Haly Dear Gladys, Our relationship has curdled, and I am concerned about your mixed messages. Despite maintaining it was finished between us (the […]