Towards an Australian republic (part 3)
By Dr George Venturini What have we got? The Australian Constitution is really no more than a slightly glorified trade agreement, written in the most […]
By Dr George Venturini What have we got? The Australian Constitution is really no more than a slightly glorified trade agreement, written in the most […]
In 1984, after several ad-hoc royal commissions into crime and corruption (at least nine in 14 years), the National Crime Authority (NCA) was established to […]
By Jennifer Ellem Since I was a young girl I believed I lived in a world where my gender made no difference whatsoever. I was […]
By Dr George Venturini Race, trade and loyalty to ‘home’ It was Thomas Alexander Browne, a London-born Australian author, who sometimes published under the pseudonym […]
So our Immigration Minister, Peter Mutton, is considering denying a visa to Daryush “Roosh” Valizadeh and planning to send some babies to Nauru or Manus. Excellent, […]
Why did Labor lose the last election? For those not au fait with Australian politics, Labor’s loss at the 2013 election seemed unfathomable. They had […]
Part two of a series by Philip Ayton on ‘The Revolution of Evolution in Australian Politics‘. We live in a world where the majority of […]
Ok, so let me see if I’ve got this right. Turnbull is threatening to call a double dissolution if Labor and The Greens don’t pass […]
By Dr George Venturini “Does Australia have the desire to move into the twenty-first century, or will it continue its retreat into a past as […]
Tuesday February 2 2016 1 Today the political year starts in earnest. Parliament resumes. The Honourable members will start hurling abuse at one another. A […]
“What’s Tony Abbott up to?” was the headline that linked to an article from Malcolm Farr about Tony Abbott’s meeting with US President Barack Obama. […]
It’s 2016 and people still get excited over breastfeeding. Men, women and babies. While hungry infants are excited for all the right reasons, in the […]
By Richard O’Brien “The politics of envy [and] just another smear“. – Malcolm Turnbull’s response in October to criticism of his government’s decision to exempt […]
From memory John Howard was the first to say, “Disunity is death” when referring to political parties, although just about everyone in politics says it […]
By Brian Morris Changes to the Australian constitution are infrequent. One amendment that many would like to see concerns the head of state, and Australia […]
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