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Articles by RosemaryJ36

About RosemaryJ36
Rosemary Jacob Born and initially educated in England, arrived in Australia, 1/1/71. She has always loved maths and graduated from Imperial College London with a BSc (Special) Mathematics in 1957. Early influences have made her a strong supporter of social justice, a feminist and a believer that education is a lifelong pursuit. In 2008 she was admitted as a solicitor and barrister, practising law until 2012, while she also became an accredited mediator, practising until late 2017.She is concerned for the future of her 3 great grandchildren under the climate emergency.

The THREE certainties in life

November 25, 2020 RosemaryJ36 10

There are not just two certainties in life – there are actually at least three, and the third is one that conservatives try to ignore. […]

The role of psychology in recruiting

November 22, 2020 RosemaryJ36 6

My career has brought me into contact with many people and many attitudes to life, so the thoughts expressed here are based on personal observation […]

Scott John Morrison – End of Term (if only!) report card – 2020

November 20, 2020 RosemaryJ36 17

As Christmas approaches, it is time to provide Scott Morrison with an indication of his progress through his second year as Prime Minister. This has […]

Economies of scale, glacial progress and a heatwave!

November 19, 2020 RosemaryJ36 4

What the hell is all that about??? Those are the thoughts, linked together under the theme of devastation as a consequence of global warming, which […]

Australia – The Lucky Country? – Please excuse the hollow laugh!

November 18, 2020 RosemaryJ36 5

Lucky for whom? Not for our First Nations, who still battle to overcome the disadvantages of an invasion which stole their lands, massacred much of […]

This supertanker was built for Shell Oil in 1976. The condition of the international oil market did not improve between 1977 and 1980 and the number of voyages undertaken by the Batillus was considerably reduced to just 4 trips round the year; which were further reduced to 1 or 2 trips by 1982.

Momentum and global warming

November 16, 2020 RosemaryJ36 6

Batillus – This supertanker was built for Shell Oil in 1976. The condition of the international oil market did not improve between 1977 and 1980 […]

Australia is being dragged into the gutter

November 13, 2020 RosemaryJ36 13

The latest case of outright cruelty to migrants and refugees makes my blood boil! I am well aware that it was the ALP’s Kevin Rudd who […]

Integrity is dead, buried and cremated

November 10, 2020 RosemaryJ36 29

We are doomed to an uphill battle of trying to rid this country of all the morons who have manoeuvred their way into government – […]

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A letter to Donald Trump’s children

November 8, 2020 RosemaryJ36 10

I have a limited knowledge of the history of the USA but I did think that the American War of Independence was fought in order […]

Let the good times roll!!

November 8, 2020 RosemaryJ36 4

We have moaned and groaned through nearly 4 years of the time in office of a POTUS whose lack of civility, ill-treatment of a wide […]

Without transparency, corruption flourishes

November 1, 2020 RosemaryJ36 8

Scott Morrison played on the general ignorance, as regards politics, of many members of the public, when he performed a one-man-band election campaign in 2019. […]

A Dangerous, Devious, Deluded, Disastrous, Domineering Dunderhead

October 30, 2020 RosemaryJ36 8

I wonder if his hubris would ever allow Scott Morrison to recognise himself from that description? Silly me! Of course it wouldn’t! Just as Trump […]

How do we restore democracy?

October 25, 2020 RosemaryJ36 12

Democracy has been destroyed by globalisation! The massive growth in size and power of monopolistic organisations, and collusion over issues like prices and interest rate […]

Integrity, transparency, honesty – and ethics

October 24, 2020 RosemaryJ36 5

In addition to studying ethics as part of my law degree, I have also served on two university ethics committees, the second one as the […]

A chink of light in the darkness

October 21, 2020 RosemaryJ36 6

In a recent Letter to the Editor of the NT News, I mentioned my weekly sessions outside NT Parliament House. [As an aside, it never […]

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