Why I am voting ‘Yes’
8.6. I shall subsequently return to 8.6 in a moment, but there are some other matters I wish to initially address. The excerpt (below) from […]
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Bidenomics: Four Charts (to upset the doubters)
I do not believe that the President of the US is personally responsible for the state of the US economy. No rational person could believe […]
Trumpty-Dumpty or Wishful Thinking?
Trump has been astoundingly successful. He is a narcissist. He desperately craves attention. And he gets it in spades. Ever since trundling down the elevator […]
Mondays with Morrie Mince: A Story of Political Wisdom
Mondays with Morrie Mince was the highlight of my week, and this week l wanted to bounce a few things of a political nature off […]
Conservatives are masters of scare because they have experience in it
For most of my working life, I worked in marketing and advertising, so I know how people are influenced, persuaded or swayed by branding and […]
The Taylor Swift Exploitation Machine
She doesn’t love you, she doesn’t care for you, and she doesn’t know you. But does her team pretend to, confecting an image of faux […]
Seeking to rent in a housing crisis, open to ideas
Nobody likes to see people suffer, and the lack of affordable housing and affordable rental, as experienced by Narelle, is nothing short of endemic. Narelle […]
Loathsome Amiability: Why Watching Utopia Hurts
Let’s be frank: watching Utopia hurts. It involves stinging your eyeballs, tearing your hair, and taking yourself to the ledge of a skyscraper to call […]
Executions – Human Rights forsworn and Wars fought
By Andrew Klein In these days of mass communication and glib reportage, carefully presented and stage managed by the powers that be the reality of […]
The reasons why for you to vote Yes
The 1967 referendum bill was passed by Parliament because the international community were taking a dim view of Australia’s treatment of First Nations. First Nations […]
Saving DEMOCRACY within the Labour Movement
By Callen Sorensen Karklis For those that know, me know I’ve been an occasional co–host on Workers Power 4ZZZ since October last year but I’ve […]
Robert F. Kennedy Jnr: The candidacy that shakes the USA
By Isidoros Karderinis Robert F. Kennedy Jnr, son of the assassinated in 1968 Robert Francis Kennedy, US Attorney General, New York Senator and 1968 Democratic […]
Atheophobia – the Myopia of Monopolised Media
By Brian Morris How bad is this? Australia ranks 3rd behind the state-owned print media of China and Egypt, as the most highly concentrated media […]
Voice Referendum Campaign Goes Local
By Gillian King I am a private person. I don’t have a cat or a dog, and dog parks are a foreign territory to me. Yet, last week, […]
We cannot let racism decide
Racism is: “… the process by which systems and policies, actions and attitudes create inequitable opportunities and outcomes for people based on race. Racism is […]