Medieval combat for ‘the Palace letters’ (part 7)
By Dr George Venturini On 17 March 2018 Professor Hocking issued a news release about Justice Griffiths’ 16 March decision in the Federal Court action […]
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The Yoke of Inequality Burdens Us All
By Ad Astra It was in 2012 that The Price of Inequality by Nobel Prize winner Joseph Stiglitz was published in America and the United […]
Petroleum Crumbs
By Michael Brazel Let’s talk about the attack on the oil processing facility in Saudi Arabia. This has the potential to be the critical flash-point […]
Perdaman: Santos’ latest attempt to shore up Narrabri Project
By David C Paull Last week in Narrabri, Santos signed a ‘heads of agreement’ with Perdaman to “… further study and design a Perdaman ammonium […]
Medieval combat for ‘the Palace letters’ (part 6)
By Dr George Venturini On 22 October 2016, while the case was before Justice Griffiths, Professor Hocking wrote again about her case: The National Archives […]
Conservative Distortions: Images of Corner Stores from the Thatcher Era to Brexit
By Denis Bright For neoconservatives, the quasi-religious devotion to corner stores might invite nostalgia for Margaret Thatcher’s modest family home above the corner store and […]
The Right to Free Speech is Also A Responsibility
By Robert Wood Historians of tomorrow might look back at this moment and see it as a turning point, not only for the United States […]
Telstra, can’t help but love you … but!
By David Ayliffe Nothing makes you feel your age more than trying to deal with a telephone/internet company about a problem. I’ve known 20-year olds […]
The Christian wolf in sheep’s clothing
By Stephen Tardrew My thanks to my dear friend John Lord for setting off my rant machine. Morrison and his narcissistic hypocritical ilk are destroying truth […]
Medieval combat for ‘the Palace letters’ (part 5)
By Dr George Venturini Explicitly, Justice Griffiths declared that he could “not accept the applicant’s core submission to the effect that the correspondence comprising AA1984/609 […]
Of food, war and ecology: how we can end the 6th Extinction
By Julian Cribb The most destructive implement on the Planet, without a doubt, is the human jawbone. Every year, in the course of wolfing through […]
The politics of religious freedom
By 2353NM The dictum is not to talk about religion and politics in polite company. If you share that belief, read no further. Religious freedom […]
Medieval combat for ‘the Palace letters’ (part 4)
By Dr George Venturini Professor Hocking filed two written submissions in reply. They may be summarised as follows: The applicant challenged Archives’ approach to the […]
New institute takes lead in Australia’s online security
Media Release Edith Cowan University (ECU) will further its formidable expertise in cyber security, computer science and digital citizenship with the launch of a new […]
Federal LNP: Sticking with the Plan to Remain in Office by Continuing to Ignore Commitment to Our Greater Welfare
By Denis Bright Five months after those photo opportunities associated with the 2019-20 Budget, the LNP’s plans for the future of a hands-off open economy […]