Australia’s coming Dutton-deluge of nuclear propaganda
By Noel Wauchope There’s something dramatically splendid about King Louis XV of France’s famous statement in 1757 – “After me, the deluge”, interpreted to mean […]
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Finding the Unmentionable: Amnesty International, Israel and Genocide
It was bound to happen. With continuing operations in Gaza, and increasingly violent activities being conducted against Palestinians in the occupied territories, human rights organisations […]
Sustainable Productivity: Australians’ Role in Change
By Denis Hay Description: Learn how sustainable productivity can shape Australia’s future by driving productivity within planetary boundaries using “The Doughnut Principle.” Introduction Australia faces […]
Exceptionalism is a wonderful thing
I got brass in a pocket I got bottle, I’m gonna use it Intention, I feel inventive Gonna make you, make you, make you notice […]
How to Rebuild Community to Overcome Neoliberalism
By Denis Hay Description Explore how to rebuild community to overcoming neoliberalism and unite to rebuild political, economic, and social communities, using monetary sovereignty to […]
The Manosphere, Democracy, and the Battle for an Inclusive Society
By Sue Barrett Unmasking Manipulation and Fighting for Progress The modern political landscape is increasingly shaped by covert strategies that exploit social media and digital […]
Free Education in Australia: HECS vs Global Systems
By Denis Hay Description: Explore why HECS burdens Australian students while other countries offer free education. Learn how monetary sovereignty can enable debt forgiveness. Why […]
A Global Crisis and Australia’s Unique Opportunity
How Community Independents Are Redefining Democracy and Offering Australia a Path Away from Extremism By Sue Barrett Across the globe, dissatisfaction with major political parties […]
Neocolonialism is alive and flourishing. The human cost… immeasurable
My People When you gonna leave My People Give them room to breathe My People Stop oppressing My People All they want is bread and […]
Australia’s War History: From Britain’s Wars to Neutrality
By Denis Hay Description Australia’s war history. Explore our history of supporting Britain’s wars and U.S. conflicts and how Australia can transform into a neutral, […]
The Syrian Civil War: New Phases, Old Lies
A new bloody phase has opened up in Syria, as if it was ever possible to contemplate another one in that tormented land. Silly terms […]
Politics for the People: A Vision for Australia
By Denis Hay Description Politics for the people. Transform Australian politics into a citizen-first system using monetary sovereignty. Explore reforms for ethical and fair governance. […]
The logistics of death and the longterm relationship
I lost my husband, unexpectedly and traumatically, recently. The only way I can make something better of the experience is to pass on suggestions to […]
Gallic Stubbornness: France, Netanyahu and the ICC Arrest Warrants
The comity of nations, at least when it comes to international humanitarian law, took a rather curious turn with the announcement by France that it […]
The ABC’s Colonel Blimp
The position of a state broadcaster, one funded directly by taxpayers from a particular country, places it in a delicate position. The risk of alignment […]