Climate Change: Is it now Benign or Catastrophic?
By Keith Antonysen The science of climate change began through Jean Fourier believing that the Earth could not hold warmth without some medium retaining warmth […]
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Money and power completely out of balance
Reading today of Bill Gates being once more top of the tree of billionaires left me feeling a bit sick. I do realise that he […]
Unraveling Morrison’s mind
By Ad astra Warning: This piece contains disturbing material. By keeping it brief I hope any mental distress it might cause will be minimized. Did […]
Good governance: we don’t have it, so how can we get it?
By Kathryn No wonder this gormless, coal-obsessed, elitist and undemocratic Morrison regime love everyone to be quiet, complacent and apathetic! Reason? Because – at every […]
Some things don’t always work properly …
… Unfortunately, that applies to us! There are a couple of issues we need to explain, and to apologise for: 1 Daily, we are receiving […]
‘Profit before people’: the Government ideology
By nonsibicunctis The current Australian government is incrementally increasing insular policies and legislation that will curb any criticism, protest, access to information, or rationally and […]
ALP Election Campaign Review: Prospects for a Credible Responsible Economic Focus
By Denis Bright Labor’s 2019 Election Campaign Review identified some of the negative campaign strategies which were crucial to Scott Morrison’s election victory on 18 […]
The breathtaking, arrogant fools in the LNP
By Kathryn The committed fascists and breathtaking, arrogant fools in the LNP absolutely refuse to listen to the experienced credible scientists, steadfastly refuse to listen […]
Hackers are now targeting councils and governments, threatening to leak citizen data
Hackers are now targeting councils and governments, threatening to leak citizen data In recent weeks, Johannesburg’s computer network was held for ransom by a hacker […]
Quiet Australians
By 2353NM Sorry, Mr Morrison, I don’t want to be one of your quiet Australians. The problem with being quiet is that I would give […]
Pass the baton
By John Haly Children are striking in the streets and demanding an effective response to climate change, while many adults sit on their hands. It […]
The Dr Mohamed Haneef case
By Dr George Venturini The Dr. Mohamed Haneef case On 1 July 2007 Scotland’s largest airport in Glasgow was shut down after a four-wheel-drive was […]
Ahead of Our Times: Is Political Progressivism Part of the Australia’s Creative DNA?
By Denis Bright Many art galleries at universities and museums will be hosting end of year exhibits to display works from a new generation of […]
All Aboard The Australian Political Change Bus: Why Does It Usually Run So Late So Often?
By Denis Bright At last political spin doctors want Australians to move on from the rhetorical victory laps of the federal LNP after its surprise […]
Beyond the ‘Palace Letters’ (part 3)
By Dr George Venturini At the election of 2 March 1996 Labor suffered a landslide defeat at the hand of to John Winston Howard’s Liberal–National […]