Climate Expert Demands Federal Action
Media release from Janine Kitson, Independent candidate for Bradfield Ian Dunlop will speak on the climate emergency at a Bradfield Can Do Better zoom event, […]
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Bring out the dog whistle
By 2353NM An unfortunate fact of life in Australian politics since the early 1800s has been the racist dog whistle. Consider the evidence of mass […]
There’s no record of vaccinated aged care workers
By Andrew Wicks Today we discovered that no-one knows how many aged care workers have been vaccinated. It seems that we do not know how […]
The price of arrogance
By Ad astra It’s all very well for us to say how much we deplore the arrogance of our Prime Minister, but as Aussies who […]
Can legislation named after a Russian help persecuted Muslims in China?
By Bahtiyar Bora The Uyghur people of north-west China are now the most persecuted group on the planet with one million people locked up in […]
Cancelled by Twitter? It’s the modern-day equivalent of being put in the stocks.
By Over it* Imagine if you will; hundreds, if not thousands of mostly anonymous people, who have never met, and are unlikely to ever meet, […]
Branding the jab: the secret weapon to increase vaccination rates
University of South Australia Media Release As the global race for COVID-19 vaccination continues, new research from the University of South Australia shows that the […]
Seeking the Post-COVID Sunshine: Taking That Responsible Yellow Brick Road Towards a More Equitable Recovery
By Denis Bright Labor has been more proactive this week in challenging those old policy assumptions from the Morrison Government on that bumpy track back […]
Overheated war talk is irresponsible – Parliament must decide
Media Release 69 prominent Australians have signed an open letter to the Prime Minister Scott Morrison calling for a full parliamentary debate and vote […]
Cigarettes, whiskey and electric cars
By 2353NM It’s all very well for us to say how much we deplore the arrogance of our Prime Minister, but as Aussies who live […]
Jlem Violence Mars Holy Week for Jews, Muslims Alike
By Andrew Friedman and Khaled Elomar It would be hard to think of a more painful way to mark the end of the holy month […]
After a paltry increase, Morrison vows to crack down on welfare recipients
By Mark Thompson While the rate will be raised, the Morrison government has promised to be tougher on those who need welfare in order to […]
Seeking the Post-COVID Sunshine: The Re-Election Budget With a Dash of Social Justice Rhetoric
By Denis Bright Josh Frydenberg has presented a re-election budget. Its assumptions have been challenged by the grim realities of the budget papers themselves and […]
Don’t believe the hype, housing affordability was ignored in this budget
By Andrew Wicks Last night’s budget vowed to “help more Australians realise their goal of home ownership.” However, we’ve been told the same thing for […]