Get used to the new world leadership
By Ad astra It’s happened again! Just when thoughtful folk believed world leadership could not become more bizarre than it is, Boris Johnson gets the […]
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A conga line of bludgers: Prince Charles (part 3)
By Dr George Venturini Prince Charles ‘generates’ most of his income from his inherited landed estate, the Duchy of Cornwall estate. The property was built […]
Can Political Theatrics Deliver the Globalised New Britannia?
By Denis Bright The leadership transition to Boris Johnson (b.1964 in New York to cosmopolitan British Parents) offers confusing polling trends. Only the wisdom of […]
A conga line of bludgers: Prince Charles (part 2)
By Dr George Venturini In October 2012 a former senior royal aide revealed that notorious paedophile Jimmy Savile (actually Sir James Wilson Vincent Savile OBE […]
Labor needs to come out firing on all cylinders!
By Dave Lambert Labor – under Anthony Albanese – should come out swinging! They need to stand up and fight for ordinary Australians. Other countries […]
How good is compassion and concern?
By 2353NM You may have seen recently that Dick Smith was somewhat flummoxed when he noticed that the Australian Taxation legislation is configured in such […]
A conga line of bludgers: Prince Charles (part 1)
By Dr George Venturini A conga line of bludgers: Prince Charles Charles Philip Arthur George, Prince of Wales will turn seventy next November. Known alternatively […]
Mack Horton’s Anti-Drug Stance
The first rush of enthusiasm on looking at this is clear: a high-achieving swimmer on the circuit – the Australian Mack Horton – decides to […]
A conga line of bludgers (part 2)
By Dr George Venturini The Queen was embroiled in a tax row after it emerged her private estate is among the ranks of the mega-rich […]
Remember the Light on the Hill?
By 2353NM At the 1949 ALP Convention, then Prime Minister Ben Chifley delivered the ‘Light on the Hill’ speech. The speech is seen as a declaration […]
The 46th parliament: A “lot of smoke but little roast” (Part 2 of 2)
By Outsider Link to Part 1 The Statement from the Heart calls for a ‘First Nations Voice’ in the Australian Constitution and a ‘Makarrata Commission’ […]
The 46th parliament: A “lot of smoke but little roast” (Part 1 of 2)
By Outsider Permit me to share with my friends at The AIMN some thoughts I had on recent events, from public sources such as the […]
A conga line of bludgers (part 1)
By Dr George Venturini A conga line of bludgers Living off so much wealth, power and privilege is a long list of freeloaders, which begins […]
A cast of characters: The Monarchy (part 17)
By Dr George Venturini Not only does the Queen receive tips from British financiers, but she also has access to all the state secrets, through […]
Deaths in Detention
By Maria Millers At the opening session of the Hillsong Conference, our Prime Minister told the 21,000-strong congregation that Australia needed more prayers and love. […]