Dan Andrews stares down the lynch mob
By Ad astra If you detest Dan Andrews and want him gone, stop reading now. What follows will not please you. As a citizen of […]
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Ruby-faced Gladys
By John Haly Poor old gullible Gladys #koalakiller Berejiklian has all the emotional desires, so many of us have, and the demands of a taxing job […]
Creating the Australian New Deal
By Christian Marx Right now, here in Australia we are facing the biggest job crisis since at least the Great Depression of the early 1930s. […]
Peter Dutton won’t be taking detained refugees’ phones
By Paul Gregoire The controversial bill to outlaw phone use by refugees has been defeated, enabled by popular vote, advocates and a public poll. A […]
Seeking the Post COVID-19 Sunshine: Four More Years of Majority Labor Government in Queensland?
By Denis Bright The release of the YouGov Poll for the Queensland government’s entry into caretaker mode on 5 October 2020: YouGov sampled opinions from […]
‘Emotional Labor’: Are we expecting too much from Dan Andrews?
By Mikayla Chadwick Today, Dan Andrews fronted the media for the 94th day in a row. But, while we expect him to show compassion and […]
Trust me, I’m a Deregulated Banker
By 2353NM Those that remember the dim dark distant days of the Global Financial Crisis, or GFC, would be aware that a lot of the financial […]
Seeking the Post-COVID-19 Sunshine: Should Opinion Polling lead our Political Participation?
By Denis Bright In the absence of a high-profile opinion polling in the forthcoming Queensland election, I took the initiative of contacting YouGov in Sydney […]
Forced Income Management: The Cashless Welfare Card
By Tina Clausen YOUR assistance is URGENTLY needed to stop the further roll out of the privatisation of Social Security via the forced income management […]
So, How Will You Do It Better?
By 2353NM In the next 12 to 18 months there are a number of elections coming up across Australia. Presumably, in amongst the cries of […]
The ‘Panama Papers’ exposed the greed of the rich – and then nothing happened
By Paul Gregoire The Panama Papers could have been a massive moment in history. However, the culture of tax havens, loopholes and our richest paying […]
Australia’s poor old women
By Jane Caro Despite women facing the wage gap, eventual poverty and possible homelessness, the government is quite happy to blame us for our fate. […]
The big lie
By Leonie Saunders A little over two weeks have passed since I listened intently to the presenter of the ABC’s Statewide Drive program, Nicole Chvastek […]
The forced sterilisation of women in detention is nothing new
By Mikayla Chadwick The headlines may have shocked the world, but the forced sterilisation of immigrants in detention centres is not new, nor should it […]
The $3.5 billion investment in the NBN is not an upgrade
By Laurie Patton The Coalition has announced that a further $3.5 billion will be poured into the NBN. But, don’t get it twisted, this is […]