Blame shifting
By 1Petermcc I can’t help noticing how governments at State and Federal levels seem to struggle with software these days. Robodebt, the Census, Solar rebate […]
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My letter to Labor
My letter to Labor: Infighting only helps the Tories By Callen Sorensen Karklis I’ve worked 6 years in retail and 3 years in media advertising […]
Medieval combat for ‘the Palace letters’ (part 3)
By Dr George Venturini On 20 October 2016 Professor Hocking applied to the Federal Court of Australia for the release of a bundle of letters […]
Cancer Sucks
By 2353NM It seems that most Australians have been affected in some way by cancer. The chances are you know a cancer survivor, remember someone […]
PHP and all that jazz
You’d think that having a website built would be the end of it. But no. The platform you build it with – in our case […]
Cauterising at Gate 31
By Melissa Frost Last night I was at Hong Kong International airport, Gate 31 to be precise, dutifully lining up to board flight QF98 to […]
Medieval combat for ‘the Palace letters’ (part 2)
By Dr George Venturini The coup had been long in the making. A full nine months before the 11 November dismissal, and eight months before […]
Democracy via three-word slogans
By Ad astra Another title might have been Democracy according to Hayne, as it was The Honourable Justice Kenneth Madison Hayne AC, QC, Royal Commissioner in […]
Medieval combat for ‘the Palace letters’ (part 1)
By Dr George Venturini 2. Medieval combat for ‘the Palace letters’ So, was Prince Charles just a visitor to Australia in November 2015? Interpretations of […]
Uncovering the ruthless heart of the Liberal Party
By Ad Astra Dedicated observers of the political scene in Australia owe much to Niki Savva. Although she has been a political correspondent for News […]
Charles III
By Dr George Venturini Charles III ‘Australia Day’ is time for bombastic rhetoric. In 2017 then Prime Minister Turnbull took the occasion for the customary […]
The Unwanted Guests
By 2353NM We’ve all seen the movie or read the book that has, as a part of the plot, a group of relatives who are […]
A conga line of bludgers: Prince Charles (part 8)
By Dr George Venturini On 11 and 12 February 2015 Charles visited Saudi Arabia for the twelfth time since 1986. He had been there in […]
The Peters and the Pauls: The fight for sex work decriminalisation in Queensland
By Jezabel Decriminalisation is being fought for in Queensland right now, with a symposium in Parliament today, the 21st August. Respect Inc, Queensland’s sex worker […]
Be wary of a Trump-Morrison alliance
By Ad astra Have you noticed the growing bond between President Trump and PM Morrison? Morrison has always been fulsome in his praise of Trump: “He says […]