Define the problem
Arguably the Albanese Government is routinely tied up trying to explain their way out of a dilemma of their own creation. A recent example is […]
Politics
Shock Poll: Albanese Nearly As Unpopular As… Peter Dutton!
Yep, apparently it’s all bad news for Labor with their leader, Anthony Albanese only leading the preferred PM stakes by a mere 45 to 37… […]
A Garden of Stone
By James Moore “They say, Our deaths are not ours: they are yours: they will mean what you make them. They say, Whether our lives […]
Lying all Along the Line
By James Moore There is not much more satisfying than watching detestable politicians and liars when they slip into panic mode and realize their scam […]
Utopian dreams
Utopia dreams are of a perfect world, where everything is ‘just so’ or as the Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines: ‘a place of ideal perfection especially in […]
Homelessness
No home. No roof overhead. That’s a hell of a new and unwanted experience. Ignore what the YouTube Influencers say, you never sleep well in […]
Well actually …
Most of us don’t like being abused, harassed or vilified. So much so there are laws that ensure that reported incidents in the workplace and […]
Tactical Paranoia: Peter Dutton’s Palestinian Problem
The philosophy of the dunce, and the politics of the demagogue, often keep company. And Peter Dutton has both of these unenviable traits in spades. […]
Australian Futures: More Low-Cost Public Transport Embedded in Sustainable Urban and Regional Planning
By Denis Bright From the state with the highest fares for non-concessional public transport, Premier Steven Miles has taken the plunge to offer fifty cent […]
Resisting AUKUS: The Paul Keating Formula
From his own redoubt of critical inquiry, the former Australian Prime Minister Paul Keating has made fighting the imperialising leprosy of the AUKUS security pact […]
AUKUS Revamped: The Complete Militarisation of Australia
There is much to loathe about the AUKUS security agreement between Canberra, Washington and London. Of the three conspirators against stability in the Indo and […]
Australian Futures: Are Our Capital Flows Delivering Unresolved Economic Challenges?
By Denis Bright This article seeks to apply the wisdom generated by UQ’s Business Faculty (BEL) Alumni’s Roundtable event at the Customs House in Brisbane […]
Tim Walz for Veep: Barely Noticed or Noticeable
While the Kamala Harris coronation for Democratic presidential nomination continues in its safely shielded path, her sacred status among party members growing with each day, […]
The ASIO Astrologers: Terror Threats and Radicalisation Down Under
Bureaucrats tasked with protecting national security are often inclined to encourage insecurity. It’s all part of the job prescription. The imperative is understandable if chillingly […]
Gimme the details
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was at the Garma Festival of Traditional Cultures last weekend. In his speech at the Festival he touched on the failure […]