A web, or a trail to Armageddon? The news media is agog with the glorious success of Operation Spiderweb – drones sent deep inside Russia to damage 41 planes. Ukraine claims that these were A-50 […]
Unpopular governments always retreat to grounds of lazy convenience. Instead of engaging in exercises of courage, they take refuge in obvious distractions. And there is no more obvious distraction than preparing for war against a […]
This is a once-in-a-lifetime event. For the first time since about 1965, the front pages of Australia’s major newspapers featured no mention of the Liberals, the Nationals, or their awkward joint custody arrangement known as […]
By David Spry Continued from Part 2 The belief of many people, that their religion makes them special and superior to non-believers often has competitive and prejudicial motivations. The social contests of the schoolyard […]
Oxfam Australia Media Release The number of Australian billionaires has more than doubled over the past decade, rising from 74 in 2015 to 161 in 2025, according to Oxfam Australia analysis of the Australian Financial […]
Monash University Media Release Senator for Western Australia Dorinda Cox has announced she is leaving The Greens to join Labor ranks in the Federal Senate. Dr Zareh Ghazarian, Head of Politics and International Relations Discipline, […]
By Denis Hay Description Healthscope’s downfall reveals the full cost of privatisation in Australia. Discover how public services are suffering and what we can do to reclaim them. Introduction: A Healthcare Giant Falls It was […]
Recipe author Nagi Maehashi, unmoved by her own numbing banality, is peeved. Her target: Penguin books and author Brooke Bellamy. Her accusation: the apparent copying of recipes for caramel slice and baklava from Maehashi’s RecipeTin […]
On June 1, Ukraine launched a significant drone attack targeting Russian military airbases, marking one of the largest such operations since the war began. The coordinated assault struck airfields across five regions, including the Belaya […]
By David Spry Continued from Part 1 The supposed status of the warrior male in the modern world is not the product of a balanced assessment of the human condition, but is rather the result […]
Defence Minister Richard Marles’ support for US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s call for increased Asia-Pacific security contributions, particularly to counter China’s military build-up, has sparked significant backlash. Prime Minister Albanese has reportedly been upset by […]
By James Moore “War does not determine who is right, only who is left.” (Bertrand Russell). I keep thinking there are no more tactics left to the fascists defiling the reputation of the U.S., but […]
Change can be gradual, or it can be sudden. Either way, we humans are usually prepared for it. We’ve seen it coming. We’ve been warned. Our technology and mass forms of communication keep us in […]
While browsing my podcast library yesterday, I noticed a list of recommendations. One caught my eye: “Irreversibly stupid.” When you see a podcast with that title you don’t need to investigate who, because – like […]
By David Spry Domestic violence is the ugliest expression of the exploitation of and prejudice against women, and it occurs worldwide. This prejudice takes many forms and is the subject of countless opinions and […]
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