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Articles by Eva Cripps

About Eva Cripps
Eva is a freelance writer with a keen interest in legal, social justice and community matters, particularly where they intertwine with politics. She holds a Bachelor of Laws degree with First Class Honours, Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice (Distinction) and a Bachelor of Social Science, majoring in Social Justice and Behavioural Science. Eva enjoys fighting politically expedient populism and is commited to empowering Australians to participate in democracy. She’s also a mother to three young children and lives in Tasmania.

The Morrison Government’s failure to act on a predicted disaster is damning

January 13, 2020 Eva Cripps 38

It’s only fitting that the nation’s capital should be drenched in thick smoke while the country burns. Canberra; home to the Parliament of Australia, the […]

When there’s a clash of faith, which ‘religious freedom’ takes priority?

October 15, 2019 Eva Cripps 17

Under the Morrison Government’s proposed Religious Freedom bills, what happens when there’s a clash of religious belief? Of all the religions and faiths subscribed to […]

Sanctioning harm under guise of religious freedom

September 16, 2019 Eva Cripps 56

When Attorney-General Christian Porter proposed to prioritise freedom of religion above all other human rights which are necessary for a fair, just and humane society, […]

Here’s our money, now let them go

January 8, 2019 Eva Cripps 25

It’s 2019 and Western Australia is still locking up people for not paying fines. Of course this abhorrent policy barely affects the rich, or the […]

“Peter Dutton is a Potato” – an analysis

January 7, 2019 Eva Cripps 35

Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton MP is well known for throwing out subjective opinion as fact. His flippant assertions are plastered across mainstream news, regardless […]

Prakash citizenship saga suits Dutton’s racist agenda

January 4, 2019 Eva Cripps 10

When Home Affairs Minister, Peter Dutton MP announced that the government had revoked the citizenship of Australian-born terrorist Neil Prakash, he was no doubt sure […]

Beware: Coalition has incentive to neuter federal corruption watchdog

November 27, 2018 Eva Cripps 5

The Government’s eleventh-hour hijack of a federal corruption watchdog is hardly a surprise. Still blistering from the party’s crushing defeat in both Wentworth and the […]

If only Dutton and Morrison weren’t so mean

October 30, 2018 Eva Cripps 35

In June 2018, when the world broke into uniform outrage over the forced separation and detention of illegal migrant children in the United States, Australia’s […]

Why was Quaedvlieg really sacked?

September 21, 2018 Eva Cripps 16

On 15 March 2018, the head of the Australian Border Force, Commissioner Roman Quaedvlieg was sacked. It was a curious case. Quaedvlieg had allegedly changed […]

Access to mental health care services under threat

August 27, 2018 Eva Cripps 5

‘Enough is Enough’…All consumers and psychologists in Australia deserve equal access to Medicare! The following is reproduced with permission from the Australian Psychologists’ community-run petition […]

Australian Psychological Society Medicare review submission betrays members and clients

August 20, 2018 Eva Cripps 112

The Australian Psychological Society’s (APS) submission to the Commonwealth Government’s Medicare Benefit Schedule (MBS) review is an astonishing attempt to restrict access to psychology services […]

Barnaby Joyce, religious freedom and moral outrage

February 17, 2018 Eva Cripps 32

The implosion of Nationals Leader and Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce’s political career, amid the growing scandal over his adulterous relationship with a female staffer […]

Australia’s dual citizen “threat”

November 1, 2017 Eva Cripps 30

It is mid 2015. Immigration Minister Peter Dutton is under fire for not only wanting to strip Australian citizenship from dual citizens, but sole nationals […]

“If marriage equality isn’t achieved this time round, it WILL happen.”

October 9, 2017 Eva Cripps 17

Australia is in the middle of a public debate on whether same-sex couples should have the right to marry. The results of the voluntary, non-binding, […]

If only Turnbull had some authority

September 8, 2017 Eva Cripps 11

Yesterday, the High Court ruled it was lawful for the Federal Government to go ahead with a voluntary, non-binding public opinion poll on whether all […]

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