What kind of an American are you?
By James Moore The first criminal trial of an American president is likely to bring more division, and even suffering, to the country he proposes […]
Remember when they had vision
It seems Prime Minister Anthony Albanese does. In Brisbane this week he announced that the ALP Government would be considering legislation that would bring some […]
Secret Agreements: The Australian-Israel Defence Memorandum of Understanding
While the Australian government continues to pirouette with shallow constancy on the issue of Israel’s war in Gaza, making vacuous utterances on Palestinian statehood even […]
Government heat map ‘wake up call’ to stop burning fossil fuels
Climate Media Centre Advocacy groups have welcomed the release of the Federal Government’s announcement of a heat mapping tool to assist affected communities deal with […]
Compulsory income management doing more harm than good: Study
Charles Darwin University Media Release Compulsory income management (CIM) in the Northern Territory is perceived to be ineffective in reducing harm, can contribute to situations […]
Flicker of Hope: Biden’s Throwaway Lines on Assange
Walking stiffly, largely distracted, and struggling to focus on the bare essentials, US President Joe Biden was keeping company with his Japanese counterpart, Prime Minister […]
Seizing a Future Made in Australia
Climate Council Media Release THE CLIMATE COUNCIL celebrates today’s announcement that the Future Made In Australia Act is soon to roll off the Federal Government’s […]
The Meanjin essay: The Voice and Australia’s democracy crisis
With Stephen Charles AO KC The dire state of truth in Australia’s civic space crystalised in 2023. We had seen the waning influence of News […]
Haunted by waters
By James Moore We were young when we lived near the Rio Grande and sometimes on Fridays the boss took us out on his boat […]
The price of victimhood: The Higgins/Lehrmann gravy train
I’m not much good at sums, but I can imagine the cost of repairing damaged egos as the allegations of rape and the ripple effect […]
An Open Letter: Save Toondah – it’s the Vibe…
By Callen Sorensen Karklis Dear Readers, Seventeen years ago I was inspired by the change that the 2007 federal election saw after the aggressive rollout […]
New home starts sink to 11-year low
The latest building activity data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics has confirmed there is still a long way to go before Australia overcomes […]
Death by Algorithm: Israel’s AI War in Gaza
Remorseless killing at the initiation of artificial intelligence has been the subject of nail-biting concern for various members of computer-digital cosmos. Be wary of such […]
Mitochondrial Disease costing Australians $1 Billion each year
MITOCHONDRIAL DISEASE A $1 BILLION HIT TO AUSTRALIA’S ECONOMY A groundbreaking new study has revealed for the first time the true cost of mitochondrial disease […]
Germany, Gaza and the World Court: Broadening the Scope of Genocide
Can it get any busier? The World Court, otherwise known as the International Court of Justice, has been swamped by applications on the subject of […]