Can the Federal LNP deliver its Flatter Taxation Scales in a Slowing Economy?
By Denis Bright Just four months out from the federal election, current indicators do suggest that the federal LNP is fumbling the future of the […]
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NDIS red-tape leaves vulnerable Victorians in abusive homes
Media release from the Office of the Public Advocate Vulnerable Victorians living in disability accommodation remain in abusive situations for months due to NDIS bureaucracy. […]
Don’t blame Anangu!
By Tjimpuna Ruby Anangu Mayatja Council of Elders Uluru climb incident yesterday with the 12yo girl her injuries were much worse than what was reported. She […]
The Kimberley Plan
By Dr George Venturini The Kimberley Plan Just before the outbreak of second world war, a bold plan was proposed by Dr. Isaac Nachman Steinberg, […]
Is Donald Trump mad? (Revisited)
By Ad astra Around two years ago, The Political Sword published Is Donald Trump mad? In November of last year, it published Is Donald Trump crumbling? It could […]
The Évian Conference
By Dr George Venturini The Évian Conference In 1930, with the Great Depression severely affecting Australia’s workforce, the Scullin Government (1929 – 1932) tightened up […]
Adjunct imperialist clowns (part 2)
By Dr George Venturini In August 1923 the Premier of Victoria, H.S.W. Lawson, was received by Mussolini. It was not really the visit of the […]
“Driver’s licenses for workers to be restricted for the common good”
By Tina Clausen The Cashless Debit Card – Income Management Scheme Currently a bill is up for voting in Parliament in order to extend the […]
Corporate power – customer powerless
The Royal Commission into Misconduct in the Banking, Superannuation and Financial Services Industry revealed very clearly a major flaw in the Corporations Act. The prime […]
Do unto others
By 2353NM Who knows if the pages of Morrison’s Bible might be missing the pages that discuss ’do unto others as you wish them do […]
Adjunct imperialist clowns (part 1)
By Dr George Venturini 3. Adjunct imperialist clowns “Why write a book about such a happy country?” asked Donald Horne at the beginning of The […]
Medieval combat for ‘the Palace letters’ (part 11)
By Dr George Venturini Continued from Part 10 As we have said, it is clear that the Archives Act includes within its field of operation […]
Donation transparency
By Dr Martha Knox-Haly and John Haly. The Australian government’s increasing corruption is both measurable and comparable with other sovereign states. Trends in fluctuating Transparency […]
New research puts Australia at forefront of blue carbon economy
Edith Cowan University Media Release In world-first research, Edith Cowan University researchers and an international team of collaborators have accurately quantified the amount of greenhouse […]
Sunny Days Ahead in China Beyond the 70th Anniversary of the Founding of the PRC?
By Denis Bright Most of China basks in perfectly warm weather for the seventieth anniversary of the founding of the PRC. It would be remiss […]