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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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. […]
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 […]
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 […]
By Jim McIntosh In an earlier missive, last month, I lamented that our PM had managed to leave our Navy short of effective submarine capacity. […]
By TBS Newsbot After Sky News chose not to renew his contract, Alan Jones took to Facebook to announce that he was quitting. If Ernest […]
By Denis Bright The big picture of global geopolitics is often obscured by saturation media coverage of grand events like the G7 Summit in Cornwall […]
By Andrew Wicks The images of a lonely Scott Morrison at another international summit has proved how deep the antipathy is toward him… and us […]
By Tracey Clark In July, we wanted to know how a secret National’s investigation cleared Barnaby Joyce of sexual harassment. Now he’s PM. What happened? […]
Nazdana Sultanfar lives in Afghanistan. Below is a letter she wrote to our Prime Minister asking that her country and the appalling treatment of Afghan […]
By 2353NM The reason Dominic Perrottet became Premier of New South Wales is Gladys Berejiklian chose to join the select group of Liberal Party New […]
Amendments to the Federal Treasurer’s media bargaining code will be tabled in the New Year. In a nutshell, if passed, it will mean that in […]
By Darren Quinn Is Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) radical? Yes. It is especially radical if we go to the roots of the word ‘radical’ which […]
By Andrew Wicks While Malcolm Turnbull routinely advocates for climate change, we should not forget what he did and failed to do when he had […]
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