Post-Coal Theming and Preventative Unemployment
The Anti-Adani protest has generated divisive anti-worker rhetoric. Preventative unemployment should be a key focus towards a post-coal world. This article discusses the importance of […]
Adani
Is the Adani seeking funding body – the NAIF some sort of sick joke?
Redcuchulain is concerned that the NAIF – the Northern Australian Infrastructure Facility has various issues to sort through before they decide upon a loan to Adani […]
Question Time fact check
In case anyone is unsure about the Coalition’s message, they are about “jobs, growth, and community safety…jobs, growth and community safety.” Pull out the string […]
While Abbott Isn’t The Yakka Skink, Greg Hunt May Be The Ornamental Snake!
Last week, as I pointed out, there are plenty of coal mines up for sale. So why is Adani so determined to build a new […]
Wonderful Humanitarians – The Altruism of Our New Coal Miners
“Coal is good for humanity, coal is good for prosperity, coal is an essential part of our economic future, here in Australia, and right around the […]
Premature congratulation
The Abbott government suffers from a bad case of premature congratulation. We have had a parade of Hockey, Cormann, Frydenberg, Abbott and others telling us […]
Think very carefully, Queensland
When Queensland goes to the polls next Saturday they will be voting for their future – the future of their freedom, their democracy, their environment, […]
Gina’s web
In 2011, as reported by Graham Readfern at Crikey, Gina Rinehart held a lunch at her house by the Swan River in Perth, at which […]
Standing up for coal – Abbott and Newman give investment advice
Tony Abbott has told a G20 leaders’ discussion on energy he was “standing up for coal” as the Queensland government prepares to unveil new infrastructure […]
The role of government versus the role of our government
I recently read an article titled ‘The Responsibilities of Government’ and, whilst I did not agree with everything the author said, a few things really […]