Good Cop/Bad cop
By Keith Antonysen If I believed in conspiracy theories, I’d be believing that on climate change the National Party and Liberal Party are playing […]
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On the politics behind the Nobel Peace Prize
By Maria Millers It is clear that over the years the Nobel Peace prize has become purely a political exercise drawing criticism from many quarters. […]
Submission to the Regional Telecommunications Review 2021
Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman Media Release The Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman (TIO) today published its submission to the Regional Telecommunications Review 2021. The submission highlighted the concerns […]
Perrottet tied to ICAC investigation
By TBS Newsbot As Gladys Berejiklian fronts the ICAC over Wagga Wagga, her replacement, Dominic Perrottet, allegedly approved the project. As The Guardian noted, “One of former […]
You have to adapt
By 2353NM Next time your mobile phone takes a photo of the now ubiquitous QR check in image, think of this. In 1888, the Kodak […]
So what’s this “Cashless Debit Card” thing all about then?
By Amanda Smith The Cashless Debit Card is the latest iteration of a policy called “compulsory income management” (CIM) in Australia. Compulsory income management […]
Looking after your mates
By 2353NM At the same time as the state governments around Australia are trying to re-establish the ‘greater good’ by promoting COVID-19 testing when feeling […]
Living under a dishonest leader
By Ad astra There are few words here for you to read. They are not necessary to tell the lamentable tale of Morrison’s dishonesty; […]
Who the hell is Nelly Yoa? He’s our Jay Gatsby
By Mathew Mackie Today, “serial pest” Nelly Yoa fronted court in a Rolls Royce, flanked by actors posing as bodyguards. So who is he? He’s […]
School is in, but Perrottet didn’t do his homework
By TBS Newsbot NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet has decided to open the schools and stop mandatory mask-wearing. This approach has spelt trouble elsewhere. NSW Premier […]
Looking for a loophole
By 2353NM It’s a pity Barnaby Joyce’s stirring defence of Christian Porter on his demotion to the back bench wasn’t an out of season April […]
What could possibly go wrong?
By Kathryn Why on earth would a climate-change-denying PM who shows 100% support for the filthy, polluting coal-mining and environmentally destructive gas fracking industries attend […]
Rainforest Alliance says coffee rituals are changing for the better
Rainforest Alliance Media Release This International Coffee Day, 1 October 2021, the Rainforest Alliance announces that Australians’ purchasing behaviours around coffee are changing for the better. As […]
The trailblazer
By Mark Baker Journalist Jan Mayman pioneered reporting of Indigenous deaths in custody Jan would hate this. She never liked the limelight, constantly doubted her […]
Fomenting fear and loathing
By Ad astra What appalling scenes we’ve witnessed recently in Melbourne: its streets engulfed by protestors marching to who knows where, or why. Do they? […]