An Uluru statement … from our heart
By Tjimpuna of the Anangu Mayatja Council of Elders To the shock of Anangu* at Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park on Tuesday, an 8 year-old child was […]
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Just answer the question!
By Ad astra This piece is short and snappy. I know that, like me, you fume when politicians steadfastly refuse to answer a question directly, […]
A cast of characters: The Monarchy (part 16)
By Dr George Venturini This was the time, from 1933 until late in 1939, when Britain sat staring like a mesmerised rabbit at Germany’s order, […]
Socialists have aspirations as well
By Sean Crawley Dear Prime Minister, It’s pretty clear that you and your side of politics believe that any form of taxation or welfare destroys […]
A cast of characters: The Monarchy (part 15)
By Dr George Venturini On 5 August 1995 The New York Times published an article by Keith Bradsher, in which he wrote: “In a small […]
The economy is sinking, but where is the lifebuoy?
By Ad astra Those of you who hear experts describe in frightening terms the dire state of our economy, and then hear the faux reassurances […]
A cast of characters: The Monarchy (part 14)
By Dr George Venturini At the end of second world war Britain was more or less bankrupt, so it was agreed that instead of paying […]
A cast of characters: The Monarchy (part 13)
By Dr George Venturini Even to attempt to establish the private wealth of the Queen would be – for all practical purposes – a fruitless […]
The Root Cause
By 2353NM Frequently, when presented with a problem, we attempt to treat the symptom rather than the real issue. For example, if every morning when […]
A cast of characters: The Monarchy (part 12)
By Dr George Venturini If being poor in Britain in 2012 was brutal, it continued to be brutal in 2018. If not reading the papers, […]
Duttonisation – an existential threat to Morrison?
By Ad astra Make no mistake – Dutton’s thirst for power remains unquenched. His conviction that he is ‘the better man’ to be prime minister […]
Want a gig?
By Sean Crawley While the media focuses on stagnant wage growth, many workers’ incomes are shrinking. Their companies have developed smart phone apps which enable […]
A cast of characters: The Monarchy (part 11)
By Dr George Venturini At mid 2012 a new study had revealed that around 30 million of the British people were to suffer from fuel […]
You’re paying too much
By 2353NM And that has nothing to do with fuel marketing cycles that seem to afflict larger cities around the country, the cost of importing […]
A cast of characters: The Monarchy (part 10)
By Dr George Venturini The reality of poverty in the United Kingdom would lead to the following observations: “The UK is the sixth richest country […]