Shincheonji Members of South Korea Donate Blood Plasma for COVID-19 Treatment
By Miguel Cortez Melbourne, Australia, 14th July – As the rate of infections are getting higher each day, Victoria is bracing itself for a second […]
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Ex-greenie apologises for telling climate truths
Climate change has been reignited by the claims of a greenie activist, Michael Shellenberger, who claims he has solutions to the arguments about the warming […]
The Trump Dilemma
By Ad astra Don’t get me wrong. Trump is not the dilemma to which I’m referring. His behaviour is no longer a quandary. With every […]
Charities, Unions and Social Welfare Groups Call For Living Incomes For Everyone: The LIFE Campaign Begins
By Loz Lawrey Throughout the current Coalition government’s term in office, social activist groups and even business leaders have been calling for the abysmally low […]
Coronavirus/climate computer modelling failures
In The Australian (18/6/2020) Adam Creighton, Economics Editor, wrote: “Coronavirus: Inflated pandemic estimates weaken climate forecasts.” It is obviously an attempt to make some connection […]
Information and critical thinking do matter
By 2353NM When Prime Minister Morrison was advised there was the risk of uncontrolled spread of a deadly pandemic on the horizon early this year, […]
New study sparks fresh call for seagrass preservation
Edith Cowan University Media Release An increase in carbon dioxide emissions equivalent to 5 million cars a year has been caused by the loss of […]
Drinking water under threat from bushfire
Edith Cowan University Media Release Rainfall after fire brings immediate relief but the environmental effects can sometimes be as significant as the fire itself. Edith […]
Morrison morphs into ‘Strict Father’ mode
By Ad astra Back in 2013, I wrote a piece with the curious title: The myth of political sameness. Its purpose was to debunk the commonly held […]
Solar farm powering Newcastle operations and revenue
City of Newcastle Media Release A solar farm built by the City of Newcastle on a rehabilitated landfill site has exceeded expectations in its first […]
‘Parent of the nation’
By Robert Wood In the national discourse around violence, there seems to be a fetish for land, for resource, for nature. This comes in everywhere […]
Double standards
By 2353NM There has been general praise for the Australian Governments (at all levels) and their management of the COVID-19 pandemic. While the politicians signed […]
Colonial oppression: it still exists
By Robert Wood One of the unconscious influences in Australian politics is the nineteenth century German philosopher George Hegel. His ideas come through in Australian […]
Australia needs to ditch dependence on diesel imports
By Scott Hamilton and Michael Nolan Amidst the COVID-19 global health and economic shock we have seen Australia’s vulnerable supply chains exposed. As an island […]
Seeking the Post-Corona Sunshine: Time to Consolidate the Australian Social Market?
By Denis Bright From Deloitte in May 2020: Businesses have halted any plans for investment … Leaving a lasting impact on future productivity. Throughout Australian […]