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Articles by John Lord

About John Lord
John has a strong interest in politics, especially the workings of a progressive democracy, together with social justice and the common good. He holds a Diploma in Fine Arts and enjoys portraiture, composing music, and writing poetry and short stories. He is also a keen amateur actor. Before retirement John ran his own advertising marketing business.

Day to Day Politics: Polls Apart in Policy.

February 16, 2016 John Lord 26

Tuesday 16 February 2016 1 Malcolm Turnbull still has a handsome lead over Bill Shorten in the preferred Prime Minister stakes but yesterday’s Fairfax-Ipsos showed […]

Day to Day Politics: Bolt is at it again

February 14, 2016 John Lord 10

Sunday 14 February 2016 1 I haven’t read his full article but it seems Andrew Bolt is writing about race again. He has a very limited […]

No, I’m not rejoycing

February 12, 2016 John Lord 29

1 The day has finally arrived. Barnaby Joyce has become Deputy Prime Minister of Australia. Now we have a Prime Minister who firmly believes in […]

Day to Day Politics: Just Talking Heads

February 6, 2016 John Lord 94

The Coalition regrets having to announce that good government has been further delayed. At least until after the next election. Circumstances beyond my control. I […]

Day to Day Politics: ‘Would Honourable Members Rise in their places’

February 2, 2016 John Lord 5

Tuesday February 2 2016 1 Today the political year starts in earnest. Parliament resumes. The Honourable members will start hurling abuse at one another. A […]

Day to Day Politics: ‘How about a parliamentary plebiscite on marriage equality’

January 31, 2016 John Lord 22

Sunday January 31 January. 1 Hypothetical I know, but what about if next week, when Parliament resumes, Bill Shorten moves a non-binding vote on the […]

Day to Day Politics: A Saturday reflection

January 30, 2016 John Lord 23

Saturday 30 January 2016 ‘Reflection’ is a marvellous word. It means to contemplate or give serious consideration to something. That’s the reason I’m not talking […]

Day to Day Politics: ‘Turnbull’s lack of leadership’

January 27, 2016 John Lord 25

Wednesday 27 January 2016 1 Australia Day has now passed. I posted my view on why I believe Australia should become a Republic. The ferals […]

Day to Day Politics. Turnbull’s New Year Turmoil.

January 18, 2016 John Lord 24

  Monday 18 January 2016 1 No doubt Labor starts the year behind the eight ball. But have you considered what Malcolm Turnbull faces? He […]

Day to Day Politics ‘A hangover of monumental proportion’

January 9, 2016 John Lord 9

Saturday 9 January 2016 A day back on the job and the day-to-day political realities of life are hitting me. I’m still catching up and […]

Day to Day Politics. Climate Change: A lay person’s dilemma

December 9, 2015 John Lord 19

Wednesday 9 December. 1 The Paris Climate talks are now in their third week. The coverage of this most important and crucial event in the […]

Day to Day Politics. It’s not a happy party.

December 4, 2015 John Lord 12

Friday 4 December 1 How embarrassing for the Prime Minister. Former Industry Minister Ian Macfarlane is set to defect from the Liberal Party to junior Coalition partners the Nationals. Like […]

‘Day to Day Politics’ with John Lord

November 30, 2015 John Lord 5

Monday November 30 1 The answer to Alan Austin’s quiz was . . . One. Of the last 17 state or federal MPs sin-binned, 15 […]

‘Day to Day Politics’ with John Lord

November 26, 2015 John Lord 18

Thursday 26 November 1 I have reached the conclusion that we have a Government of talkers, not doers. One might easily call them wafflers. They […]

Political Realities, Leadership Change and why Democracy won

September 17, 2015 John Lord 15

There are those on the left who desperately wanted Tony Abbott to be Prime Minister at the next election. They rightly saw his unpopularity as […]

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