“Get out of the water!” Monster shark movies massacre shark conservation
University of South Australia Media Release Undeniably the shark movie to end all shark movies, the 1975 blockbuster, Jaws, not only smashed box office expectations, […]
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Just get the jab(s)
By 2353NM The wailing and gnashing of teeth that you can currently hear in your community isn’t a product of the sporting results last weekend […]
Immigration does not harm wages outcomes for Australians: CEDA
CEDA Media Statement Recent commentary from the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) perpetuates the myth that immigration harms the employment and wages prospects of local […]
Corrupted census data on religion ‘gifts’ billions to Churches
By Brian Morris On Tuesday 10th August every Australian will be asked to complete the 5-yearly census. A primary objective of each census is to […]
Smirkulation
By Kerri Around this time, last year, when Melbourne was heading into our longest lockdown, I posted a comment; “Not the worst, just the first.” […]
All the suspiciously timed disappearances of Scott Morrison
By Andrew Wicks Well, he’d done it again. Scott Morrison had vanished, leaving the nation to steer itself through the dangerous waters he’d created. Where […]
Dude, where’s our federal anti-corruption body?
By TBS Newsbot As we endure another pork barrelling scandal, we should not forget how our federal anti-corruption watchdog was quietly put down. This week, […]
Half of our federal laws were passed without oversight
By Paul Gregoire A Senate inquiry has discovered that the Morrison government has been passing laws in private, using COVID-19 as an excuse. Executive branches […]
Frydenberg’s maths problem
By John Haly The media on both ends of the political spectrum promote Australia’s Liberal Party as the party of economic management. Pandemics and recession […]
The Forgotten Australian in Lockdown
By Maria Millers While millions of Australians have been straining at the leash at the restrictions imposed by lockdowns across much of Australia there has […]
Seeking the Post-COVID Sunshine: Improved Access to More Equitable Healthcare?
By Denis Bright Widening access to affordable healthcare and access to diagnostic services is the key imperative from the Medibank model from the Whitlam era […]
Conservation concern as alien aphid detected on Kangaroo Island
University of South Australia Media Release An invasive species of aphid could put some threatened plant species on Kangaroo Island at risk as researchers from […]
Undersea features provide best protection targets for oceanic sharks
University of Western Australia Media Statement Underwater footage of sea life from one of the world’s most remote marine parks has shown protected areas must […]
Where is our Greta?
By Ad astra Here she is – looking at us, looking right into us, right into our soul, just as she was on the title […]
Department of Education – Treatment of principals
In light of the very public Christina Holgate story, here’s another lesser known one that happens more often than you might think. School principals in […]