Want to see what inspirational leadership looks like?
At times, the fight to make this world a better place can seem overwhelming. One of the most dispiriting aspects is that the struggle is […]
Articles by Kaye Lee
No Scott, we can’t just heal and move on
If anyone still held out any hope that our current government could lead this country in the right direction, that has been well and truly […]
How the Australian people have been bullied by our politicians
Gaslighting is a tactic in which a person or entity, in order to gain more power, makes a victim question their reality. It works much […]
Rewarding poor behaviour is not going to get us good policy
It seems obvious to say that, if you ignore, or worse still, reward bad behaviour, you set yourself up for future problems. Parents know that. […]
He’s just a pig
Prior to last week’s political implosion, Labor MP Emma Husar was under such intense pressure about claims of workplace harassment that she folded, saying she […]
To Malcolm Turnbull
To Malcolm Turnbull… I have written a great deal of criticism about your government over the years – mainly yearning for the Malcolm we all […]
Australia, you asked for it
There I was, a middle-aged woman in jammies enjoying quite a nice life, looking forward to retirement, getting rid of my mortgage, grandchildren, travelling, spending […]
Tony Abbott is responsible for our high energy prices
Commentators blame successive governments over the last ten years for our lack of a coherent energy policy resulting in excessive power bills but that, in […]
Our commitment to racial respect lasted slightly longer than our energy policies
In October 2016, the Government formally reaffirmed its commitment to racial respect. The Prime Minister moved a statement on racial tolerance in the Australian Parliament’s […]
Turnbull may be standing in front of the orchestra pit but Abbott composed the cacophony they are playing
Tony Abbott is being widely dismissed in the media as having little influence in the Liberal Party today but I beg to differ. Abbott is, […]
Walk together in respect
We have a choice in Australia. We can succumb to the increasingly shrill voices of greed, intolerance, bigotry and division or we can rally together […]
What ACIL Allen really think about the NEG
The Greens are calling on the government to release the full modelling for the proposed final design of the National Energy Guarantee to enable scrutiny […]
When handshakes and reputation meant more than money
In days gone by, handshakes, not contracts, sealed a deal. A handshake came after both parties reached what each considered a fair exchange. It then […]
Hung for a penny
As the Coalition sharpen their knives to destroy the life of another political opponent, it would be timely to reflect on some other recent episodes. […]
Where to from here for the Coalition?
It is hard to imagine what the Coalition’s strategy will be for the next election. Their corporate tax cuts for big business are on the […]