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 […]
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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? […]
What Strategic Game is AUKUS playing in Asia?
By Darrell Egan In the 2004 movie Alexander which depicts Alexander The Great’s push into Asia, his long-time colleague says to him: “The generals question […]
Examining Matt Canavan’s clean energy China cop-out
By Darrell Egan Australian Minerals and Resources Minister Matt Canavan has been conjuring up a boogey man China comparison cop-out in not wanting to commit […]
Scott Morrison’s coercive control of women (part 3)
By Tess Lawrence Women live with Mandemic virus Scott Morrison’s coercive control of women In this third and final excerpt of her treatise, Tess Lawrence […]
Scott Morrison’s coercive control of women (part 2)
By Tess Lawrence Porter reveals he has document signed by Kate! In her second excerpt on Scott Morrison’s Coercive Control of Women, Tess Lawrence doubles […]
The Hawke Files and the Birth of the 51st State
By David C. Paull As recent foreign policy developments show, Australia has abandoned any notion of an independent defence policy to one of strategic offence […]
What does it take?
By Sue Carrigan Seriously, my head is about to explode. Never in my living memory have I had to witness the failings of a Prime […]
Scott Morrison’s coercive control of women (part 1)
By Tess Lawrence Tess Lawrence is not known for holding back when holding forth. In this first excerpt from a longer treatise she calls out […]
Josh Frydenberg: Training for Future Leadership?
By Denis Bright Josh Frydenberg made a successful transition from a recognized tennis ace to excellence in studies in economics and law. A successful corporate […]
A tale of two ideologies
By 2353NM Once upon a time, the newly elected progressive Australian Government was told by their advisers that financial calamity was to sweep the world, […]
Spanish Flu, Covid and Vaccines
By Annasis Kelly People seem to be very careless about just how important this pandemic is so I will use the information presented from the […]