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Articles by Keith Davis

About Keith Davis
I am a writer and commentator, with a background in Indigenous sector project management and tabloid newspaper publishing. As a retired older-age Australian I use my time, and my voice, to highlight the level of social injustice that exists in this country. I seek a better, more humane, more progressive Australia. I do not limit myself to any one topic, and my writing style gives whimsy and left-field thought at least as much power as logic, fact, and reason.

So … one single wind renewable project in that region creates, all by itself, 350 jobs …

May 24, 2019 Keith Davis 3

Here’s a ponder point … the Adani coal project in the Isaac Council region of Nth Queensland garners a lot of media attention … and […]

The Desert of Redemption?

April 19, 2019 Keith Davis 12

Keith Davis Vs The Catholic Church In early April 2019 I jumped in my venerable X-Trail and headed west and alone into the Australian desert. […]

Then the Invasion. Now the Treaty.

July 3, 2017 Keith Davis 4

We experienced the scourge of invasion. My original people. My original culture. The Celts. I am partly the progeny of Boudica. I am a faint […]

If we seriously want to tackle climate change, why are we not building compact electric vehicles in Australia?

June 27, 2017 Keith Davis 26

Let’s combine two facts and see where that takes us: Fact 1: Our car manufacturing factories are closing down. Their multi-national owners are falling over […]

Sekisui: Under the spirit of the Uluru Statement, return the Yaroomba land to the Traditional Owners.

June 15, 2017 Keith Davis 6

The ‘Uluru Statement From The Heart‘ is a very powerful document. It re-affirms Indigenous spiritual connection to land and nature, and explains how Indigenous people […]

Hippie daze in the earth garden

July 30, 2015 Keith Davis 29

We bought a block of dirt in the hills behind Goomboorian (Qld). By putt-putting away from Brisbane in our old Kombi we just knew that […]

Australian Compendium

July 26, 2015 Keith Davis 10

There is so much to love about Australia. We love living here, and visiting celebrities are wise enough to say how much they love visiting […]

The Whitlam SJ Model – the small electric car that saved Australia

July 22, 2015 Keith Davis 106

Ford, General Motors, and Toyota have pulled the pin on us and tens of thousands of Australians are about to be dumped on the job […]

Goodbye Tony Abbott: Let’s keep the States and abolish the Commonwealth of Australia!

July 5, 2015 Keith Davis 12

(The beauty of playing Devil’s Advocate is that you can say anything you like. So, let’s have a bit of fun and imagine what it would […]

Coalition tanks welfare

July 2, 2015 Keith Davis 16

Coalition tanks welfare: We must stop their efforts to divide Australians. I am not for a second saying that Coalition voters are beyond the pale. […]

OLD PEOPLE: We walk straight past them. We ignore them.

June 29, 2015 Keith Davis 25

They sit on park benches catching a few rays, and we walk straight past them. They lounge on benches in our shopping malls, and we […]

God did not save the defenceless children . . . we had to save ourselves

June 4, 2015 Keith Davis 12

The Royal Commission that is exposing the appalling litany of abuse suffered by defenceless children under the care of various religious institutions is a welcome […]

Nudge to humans from planet Earth: How many warnings do you lot need?

May 23, 2015 Keith Davis 23

“Hi Humans. Lately you may have noticed that I have accelerated the melt rate of my Antarctic Glaciers. Lately you may have noticed that I […]

A bombshell hits some Job Networks

February 13, 2015 Keith Davis 63

Each and every fortnight for the last year I have done the right turning up thing. Actually, that is not quite accurate. For most of […]

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