The Turnbull/Shorten Debate Experience
Televised debates between party leaders has been with us for some time now. The fact that they mean little in the broader scheme of things […]
What if our politicians had to tell the truth? (#ItsTime)
Imagine a world where our politicians suffered real consequences when they mislead the public with a lie. A world where politicians had to work together like […]
“I’m mad as hell and I’m not going to take it anymore”
This statement by ‘anonymous’ is too good not to share! I have had an absolute gutful of this “government”. Never ever have we had such […]
Health and education or tax cuts for businesses and high income earners?
When you ignore the distractions, this election has come down to a clear choice. One side of politics wants high income earners and businesses to […]
What The Election Is All About! (Or So Said Malcolm Turnbull)
Remember what this election is all about? No, not jobs and growth. No, not asylum seekers and the need for STRONG borders. Not Gonski (because, […]
Another Liberal failure
By Mark Clifford This updated graph of Hours Worked in Australia is clear evidence that the Liberal government of Australia has failed at Economics Management 101. […]
How the Liberals are destroying Australia
By Ken Wolff The image above shows rich and poor alongside each other in Mexico. Is this Australia’s future under the Liberals? Australia has a […]
Scott Morrison – Putting the CON back into eCONomics!
Ok, I’m a simple man who doesn’t possess an economics degree … Still the lack of a science degree has never stopped Andrew Bolt or […]
Bad Foundations, Bad Economy
A house with bad foundations is a bad house. I don’t care how nice the hedge is out the front, I don’t care if it […]
How the Federal Family Court is failing
By Tracie Aylmer I have no need for the family court. I have never used it, myself, nor will I see any need to use […]
A Healthy Society
By Nick Chapman, Independent NSW candidate for the Australian Senate Our lives revolve around our relationships with partners, family, friends and colleagues. Relationships are the […]
Labor’s Legacy Shines Through
By Callen Sorensen-Karklis The 21st century Labor Party has a lot to offer Australians, despite being written off in recent times as a party of […]
Scoring the Treasurers’ Debate
The National Press Club Treasurers’ Debate held today was one where the average voter, having watched it, would have come away feeling the wrong man […]
A Coalition government will not allow the public to be told the truth
When the Gillard government tried to appoint a Public Interest Media Advocate, the Coalition, aided by an hysterical Murdoch Press, went into overdrive. “Freedom is […]
Turnbull’s Australia Tax
You may have heard of “the Australia Tax”. The term comes from the apparent difference in the price of a seemingly identical product sold apparently […]