Further News Corp Bias in Favour of Scott Morrison
Earlier in the week I published an article about what I perceived to be blatant media bias in favour of the Liberal Party and Scott […]
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Barrow Boys and Spiffs
By Andrew Klein Barrow Boys and Spiffs: The Australian federal government – parties that damaged the nation – a reflection on the last three years […]
Payment for Services Rendered
By Andrew Klein I have often asked myself how easily some dismiss the genuine suffering of others, not only because we hear the words “The […]
And so it begins. Election 2022: a personal perspective.
Diary entry 27: Wednesday, 13 April 9 2022 1 For this entry into my Election Diary, I shall linger over what might be described as a […]
My friend LISA
Who truly gives a bugger about how women who do not attract national attention are treated? Sure, we have academic female feminists who sprout erudite […]
Brick by brick we say goodbye to Medicare
One of the great moments of social accomplishment which arose out of the election night in 1983 when Bob Hawke and the Australian Labor Party […]
Sleeping rough – all these years and nothing has changed
By Andrew Klein I spent last night sleeping ‘rough’ behind a row of shops in the outer eastern suburbs. Not because I like sleeping rough, […]
The inflation we did not need to have
Australia is experiencing the impact of runaway inflation which is a product of poor economic management by the Liberal Party. Because the pandemic shut down […]
Weaponising Senator Kimberley Kitching’s death is vile and distasteful
This week I witnessed the worst character traits of human behaviour play out on my television screen as a Prime Minister in dire straits regarding […]
Well, that was a waste of empathy training
By Kathryn Clearly, if the callously inhumane, self-promoting ScoMo had any training (whatsoever) in empathy, he failed abysmally! There are stone cold reptiles, starving carnivorous […]
Scott Morrison is the gift that keeps on giving
By Kerri He says people shouldn’t expect help after flooding and the army is not waiting just around the corner to help them. It’s like […]
To Putin, Ukraine is his Taiwan
By Trisha De Borchgrave Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin’s obsession with Taiwan and Ukraine (and their egos) collectively threaten to spark a nuclear war. […]
The Day the Ninth Life Ended: Reflections on a Passing Cat
She could be such a silent ballerina of a butcher, a soft padded graceful skimmer across grass and weeds. It is unclear how many birds, […]
I write because l cannot remain silent
I awoke this morning with my mind in turmoil, foraging through “what ifs.” What if the Morrison Government was re-elected? What if they got an […]
Living with Covid, or dying from Covid
By Newman Fergard While the Australian per capita Covid fatality rate was one of the lowest in the world, Omicron and the new “let […]