Feeding Chaos: Israel Cripples Syria’s Defence
The justifications are always the same. We are moving into territory for security reasons. We are creating a temporary buffer zone from which tactical advantage […]
The justifications are always the same. We are moving into territory for security reasons. We are creating a temporary buffer zone from which tactical advantage […]
Since making what was likely a life-saving plea deal to spare himself from the medieval barbarities of the US prison system, Julian Assange, and his […]
By Steve Davies My question of 15 December to Grok2: “Does Australia need nuclear power, solar or wind power given the fact that the […]
“I saw the emperor – this soul of the world – go out from the city to survey his reign. It was truly a sensation […]
The case that began on September 17 concerning the control of the Murdoch family trust has been decided. It saw a dicey attempt by the one […]
By Denis Hay Description: Discover why Labor and LNP fail Aussie citizens, align in prioritising corporate interests over public welfare and what reforms could deliver […]
Some of you may not be able to open the link to this post. For that I apologise. As we migrate the site to the […]
By James Moore Living in the Rio Grande Valley in the mid-70s was similar to being in another country. The cultural distinctions were often blurry […]
By Noel Wauchope There’s something dramatically splendid about King Louis XV of France’s famous statement in 1757 – “After me, the deluge”, interpreted to mean […]
It was bound to happen. With continuing operations in Gaza, and increasingly violent activities being conducted against Palestinians in the occupied territories, human rights organisations […]
“You understand, he said to me, the ability and the art of editing a film. You can transform a performance by what you clip or […]
Some of the most dangerous people in the world right now are those normalising and sanitising fascistic politics. It was not just in the banal […]
By Noel Wauchope There is nothing either good or bad, but only thinking makes it so. Shakespeare’s profound idea applies to that recent legal case, […]
By Denis Hay Description: Learn how sustainable productivity can shape Australia’s future by driving productivity within planetary boundaries using “The Doughnut Principle.” Introduction Australia faces […]
Regulating speech at law is much like regulating breath. At what point is an intake of air deemed inappropriate to the body and worthy of […]
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