Environment

By Julian Cribb   The most destructive implement on the Planet, without a doubt, is the human jawbone. Every year, in the course of wolfing through […]

Jet lag is a crime against circadian rhythms. If you’ve travelled umpteenth hours at sub-sonic speed from near the meridian of forty degrees south, chances […]

It is not just the survivors of sexual abuse who are in a dark place – although theirs is darker than most – and whether […]

The recent COAG meeting had recycling on its agenda, but predominantly in the context of requiring the states and territories to stop shipping waste overseas, […]

The knowledge that subversive Revolutionary Guerrillas exist in Australia perturbs many of those at the highest levels of power in this nation. The Guerrillas hide […]

One aspect of education in Australia, which has always puzzled me, has been the concentration on passing English as one of the selected Year 12 […]

I am one of a growing number of people who accept the science that tells us that urgent action is needed if we are to […]

It is no surprise that it is young people who are pushing for their elders to take effective action on the climate emergency. Not only […]

World War III is the elephant in the room – Mankind against Nature. And make no mistake – Nature will win, because its forces make […]

If you were a teenager and you were asked “Should you or your parents decide what time you should go to bed on school nights?”, […]

Responsible commitment to both economic development and pragmatic action on carbon emissions may arrest the volatility evident in recent Newspolls in the week after Labor’s […]

By Keith Antonysen I went to a Forum last night featuring candidates for the upcoming election. On leaving the Forum, I pondered on where the […]

By Keith Antonysen Yesterday, I made a statement that in my opinion tourism is on the way out and was asked why. My response with […]