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 […]
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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 […]
DamNation!
By Hungry Charley The absolute failure of water and land management in Australia’s agricultural sector is starting to look like a slow-motion, out of control […]
The methane gun
By Julian Cribb In all the sound and fury over climate change, too little public and media attention has been devoted to the ‘methane gun’ [1] – […]
Scott Morrison was not invited
By Tjimpuna Ruby on behalf of the Anangu Mayatja Council of Elders In August and September I was personally aware that the Prime Minister and […]
Peeling the skin off an avocado
By Ad astra Recall how you felt when you last fondled a plump avocado, deep green, beautifully formed, slightly soft to the touch, seemingly ripe […]
Sustainable tourism: An idea whose time has come
UniSA Media Release The past few years have seen a major schism emerge in attitudes to tourism. On one hand, the new wealth of a […]
Beyond the ‘Palace Letters’ (part 2)
By Dr George Venturini Traveller had not heard much about Australia before deciding on his visit, but he remembered often about an Australian, whom Mrs. […]
Golan Heights – Questions on Australia’s role still unanswered
By Hungry Charley Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s recent statement on a new role for Australian peacekeepers in the Golan Heights, where they would join an […]
Election 2019 in Canada: A Change Agenda Protected by Minority Government?
By Denis Bright Canadians voted to continue a reformist agenda with a minority Liberal Government that can still draw upon future negotiated support from both […]
Beyond the ‘Palace Letters’ (part 1)
By Dr George Venturini Beyond the ‘Palace Letters’ Traveller would find a constant element through those three events: the Évian Conference, the Kimberley Plan, and […]
The enemies of free speech
By Kathryn The unspeakable, blatant ultra-right-wing bias of the Murdoch press in favour of the LNP is the huge elephant in the room here! Why […]