The Siren’s Call
By Roger Chao The Siren’s Call When twilight cloaks the city’s restless streets, And fear whispers through the cracks in our resolve, A siren’s call, […]
Deficits That Really Matter: Shaping Australia’s Future
By Denis Hay Introduction Australia faces several critical deficits that threaten its future. From education and jobs to healthcare and climate, these deficits undermine social […]
Well, At Least We Know That Lee Harvey Oswald Was Acting Alone!
The trouble – as you may remember me saying on numerous occasions – with any half-decent conspiracy theory is that it’s impossible to use facts […]
The bystander
By Kerri Lynn The bystander shot at the Trump rally was Corey Comperatore. From what we know: “Corey Comperatore, 50, was a family man who […]
Tony Blair: Profiteer and Emissary of Artificial Intelligence
His entire set of teeth, and gums, must be gold plated by now. Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair has decided to let the world, […]
Understanding Federal Government Deficit and Surplus
By Denis Hay Introduction Australia’s federal politicians often liken the national economy to a household budget, perpetuating myths about deficits and surpluses. This comparison misleads […]
A Summertime Dream
By James Moore “The stars shall fade away, the sun himself grow dim with age, and nature sink in years, but thou shalt flourish in […]
The Convulsed Republic: The Shooting of Donald Trump
As a nation, the United States, as if we did not already know, is convulsed. Paranoid and divided, giddy with conspiracy and deranged by a […]
Understanding Australian Government Finances
By Denis Hay Introduction Understanding the Australian government’s finances is crucial for grasping the broader economic picture. Misconceptions about budget surpluses and deficits often lead […]
Listen to him
Listen to him; three words saved a Presidential candidacy and shook my world as I embarked upon the ever-narrowing track of the sunset years of […]
Federal Deficits: Debunking Government Myths
By Denis Hay Introduction The fear of federal deficits is a common narrative used by politicians to justify austerity measures and cuts to social services. […]
Misinformation and Cyber Warfare
“By inserting disinformation in publications, advocating extremist ideas, inciting racist and xenophobic flash-mobs, conducting interstate computer attacks on critical infrastructure targets that are vital for […]
“We Love you, Joe, but…”: Hollywood’s Advice to President Biden
There is something to be said about ignoring actors. They assume roles, quite literally, camouflage themselves in scripts where personalities are created, and behave accordingly. […]
The Birth of the Australian Dollar: From Gold to Fiat
By Denis Hay Description Birth of the Australian Dollar. Learn how Australia can use its monetary sovereignty for a more ethical political system. Introduction The […]
Australian Koala Foundation Chair calls on Prime Minister to repeal the outdated Regional Forest Act 2002
Australian Koala Foundation Media Release The Australian Koala Foundation (AKF) has today released new research exposing the underbelly of the logging industry across Australia, revealing […]