Predatory Instincts: The Phoney Pharaoh of Harrods
The sticky slime streaming forth from the memory of the late Mohamed Al–Fayed, who died in August last year at the age of 94, has […]
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Trump assassination attempt: US haunted by 1968’s ghosts, but there will be more
By Bruce Wolpe In this epochal year in America of political upheaval, the only thing we should not be shocked about is that there are […]
$140 per person – new study analyses Government prevention spending
Public Health Association of Australia / Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health Media Release A new study published today shows that less than […]
Why is China seen as a threat?
China seems to be a threat to world peace if we look at the geopolitics being played to in the Pacific region. There are two […]
Failed Machismo: Israel’s Pager Killings
With each ludicrously diabolical move, Israel’s security and military services are proving that they will broaden the conflict ignited when Hamas breached the country’s vaunted […]
Greater access to care at home welcome, roll out and implementation will be critical to success
Palliative Care Australia Media Release News of greater support for older Australians to be cared for at home recognises the wishes of older Australians and […]
Public Housing and Why Australia Prefers Developers
By Denis Hay Description Discover why the Australian government backs developers for building public housing, affecting affordability. Learn how Australia’s monetary sovereignty could change this. […]
Saul Eslake: Super for housing deposits will exacerbate the housing affordability crisis
Using super for a housing deposit would make homes more expensive, hinder the home ownership aspirations of young Australians, reduce retirement incomes, and lead to […]
Monash Expert: The need for Australia-wide truth in political advertising laws
Monash University Media Alert The Federal Government has just introduced a new bill designed to combat disinformation and misinformation on the Internet, which is a […]
Queensland’s top engineers and scientists urge investment in tech workforce to support new industries
Media Release The Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (ATSE) has today released its vision for Queensland under the next government, in the lead-up […]
Peter Doherty: Public Science Communicator
A lecture series can promise much. But one run out of a corporatised university comes with its own burdens and blemishes. There is the stifling […]
Bayside SEQ Seats to Watch in 2024 QLD State Election
Oodgeroo a Seat to Watch for the Next 4–8 years By Callen Sorensen Karklis Almost a year ago I wrote an article about how bayside […]
It seems the Coalition really want a Double Dissolution over home ownership intransigence !
As I write this, there is a Senate debate on one of the government’s housing schemes, of which there are several, all designed to increase […]
Beyond Irritation: Bali’s Tourism Scourge
Like eager lice on a ripe scalp, tourists have become a much-reviled feature of various economies. While cash and contributions come in their wake, such […]
