SCOTT MORRISON IS GUILTY!
I am sure that I can rely on readers to add to the list of the multitude of sins for which, if he were a […]
Articles by RosemaryJ36
One law for them – and a massively different one for us!
‘Gordon Legal launched the [Robo-debt] action on behalf of an estimated class of up to 600,000 people last year [2019], claiming the government unjustly enriched […]
We now have three crises to deal with!
Almost the longest running crisis is Global Warming, which clearly is a global issue, requiring the cooperation of all nations. The more recent, but also […]
Values and priorities
What do you think of Australia’s attitude to refugees and migrants? In fact how do you rate current government policies? We are seldom offered an […]
A ‘Fair Go’ is now a Myth
Perhaps I have not lived in Australia for long enough to know how the rot set in! While we are far from being the only […]
The best laid schemes
The best laid schemes o’ Mice an’ Men Gang aft agley, An’ lea’e us nought but grief an’ pain, For promis’d joy! (A portion of […]
A personal view of a failed democracy
I sometimes wonder if it is in becoming a parent, responsible for the health and well-being of a tiny morsel of humanity, that we first […]
The death of hope
“No man is an island, entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main. If a clod be […]
Pedantry and selfishness
For some of my readers I will undoubtedly come across as a snob, because I grew up in the UK at a time when how […]
We need truth and facts – not lies and spin
It seems that people have lost sight of the purpose of electing a government. I say this because it appears that too many are voting […]
Why is Morrison like the 3 monkeys?
Years ago the “I see no evil, I hear no evil, I speak no evil” 3 wise monkeys ornaments were frequently on display. Abbreviate that […]
Priority in this pandemic must be solving people’s problems, pontificating on politics and profits must be postponed
The current crisis has fully disclosed the inability of the Coalition government, led by Scott Morrison, to understand how to develop adequate policies. This comes […]
Problems demand solutions
It is one thing to criticise, when those in charge are failing to act in ways which seem likely to reduce existing problems. It is […]
Lest we forget
We have been here before – and we must not forget it. At least, the world has, and some of its older residents remember at […]
Energy and power
I was 10 when I started my first year in the Secondary Grammar School in the UK. The school system at that time saw us […]