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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.

Brands Liberal/National are on the nose

March 23, 2022 John Lord 17

Election diary No. 21: Wednesday, 23, March 2022. 1 In what can only be described as a stunning victory, the South Australian Labor Party has […]

This may be the last chance we have to save our democracy

March 19, 2022 John Lord 21

Election diary No. 20: Saturday, 19, March 2022. 1 It was an intelligent move by Albanese to attach a legend to himself. Unknown to most Australians, […]

If Anthony Albanese hasn’t made a case for change, Scott Morrison certainly has.

March 16, 2022 John Lord 8

Election diary No. 19: Wednesday, 16, March 2022. March 10, 2022: It was the day after our Prime Minister visited the very sodden town of […]

A prime minister devoid of principle, accountability and transparency

March 12, 2022 John Lord 26

Election diary No. 18: Saturday. 12, March 2022 1 On Monday, 7 March, our Prime Minister used a speech to decry “that we face a […]

In a week when war raged, the climate denialists fumed. Just ask Tony Abbott.

March 9, 2022 John Lord 16

Election diary No. 17: Wednesday, 9 March 2022 In their seemingly endless twists and turns, the Queensland floods found their way into New South Wales, […]

If the rules are rotten and they don’t change them, so too will be the government

March 5, 2022 John Lord 12

Election diary No. 16: Saturday, 5 March 2022 1 The problem with the government is the system itself. A system that will always remain imperfect […]

Bullying is symptomatic of world leaders, including ours, and war is the outome

March 2, 2022 John Lord 14

Election diary No. 15: Wednesday, 2 March 2022. That I’m using the word “war” in my heading is unfortunate; however, it is what it is. […]

Who will you vote for and why? Who would you trust to deliver good government?

February 26, 2022 John Lord 50

Election diary No 14. Saturday, 26 February 2022. Who will you vote for and why? You should remember why if you intend to vote for […]

Desperation manifests itself in many dangerous ways

February 23, 2022 John Lord 11

Election diary No 13. Wednesday, 23 February 2022. ‘Desperation’ in team sports is different than in individual ones. We all react differently when under pressure. […]

The Coalition is backed into a corner – its white teeth anger is frightening

February 19, 2022 John Lord 23

Election diary No 12. Saturday, 19 February 2022. 1 In 1996, John Howard, the then Opposition leader, offered the Australian people a “comfortable and relaxed” future. It worked […]

Let’s hear it for the ladies

February 16, 2022 John Lord 11

Election diary No 11. Wednesday, 16 February 2022. The first thing to say about the National Press Clubs ladies’ speech day was that Albo turned […]

I write because l cannot remain silent

February 12, 2022 John Lord 13

I awoke this morning with my mind in turmoil, foraging through “what ifs.” What if the Morrison Government was re-elected? What if they got an […]

The government is falling apart… let’s hope the voters are paying attention

February 8, 2022 John Lord 31

Election diary No 10. Wednesday, 9 February 2022. 1 In one of the most insincere acts of contrition ever in Australian politics, Barnaby Joyce apologises to […]

A prime ministerial address or a media undressing?

February 5, 2022 John Lord 14

The Prime Minister’s National Press Club address No, it isn’t the most straightforward job on earth. The hours are horrendous, and the expectations unimaginable. No […]

Chalk up another couple for the Government

February 2, 2022 John Lord 10

Election diary No 9. Wednesday, 2 February 2022. 1 All governments make mistakes, but this one’s capacity for cock ups is becoming legendary. So consistent are […]

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