It’s just my opinion, but… When then-Prime Minister Scott Morrison secretly negotiated the AUKUS pact in 2021, he didn’t just commit Australia to the most expensive defence project in its history – he also blindsided […]
The first person who, having enclosed a plot of land, took it into his head to say this is mine, and found people simple enough to believe him, was the true founder of civil society. […]
The term “genocide” emerged in 1945, crafted to encapsulate the deliberate and systematic extermination of Jews by the Nazi regime in Germany. This precise term blends the Greek word for race or tribe (“geno”) with […]
By Denis Bright With its record majority in the House of Representatives and a working majority with the support of the crossbench in the Senate, the Albanese Government can afford to be more daring […]
Charles Darwin University Media Release A boom in the number of Aussies identifying as lesbian, gay, or bisexual could be indicative of a “sexual revolution” not seen since the 60s and 70s, new research led […]
It’s a pity that Malcolm Turnbull abolished the knighthoods that Tony Abbott had reinstated. While the Companion of the Order of Australia is now the highest honour, it just doesn’t roll of the tongue like […]
RMIT University Media Release A review panel examining the use of puberty blockers in gender affirming care in Queensland has been criticised for its lack of specialty expertise. So, are committees, consultations and inquiries just a […]
The raids at the Home Depot parking lot and a Los Angeles workplace said everything: armed ICE agents dragging away day labourers – some while their children watched – their only “crime” being undocumented status […]
Empires do not always collapse with a dramatic crash. More often, they rot quietly from within – eroded not by foreign invaders, but by hubris, internal division, and the slow dismantling of once-sacred institutions. In […]
The latest incident with the Madleen vessel, pictured as a relief measure by celebrity activists and sundry accompaniments to supply civilians with a modest assortment of humanitarian aid, is merely one of multiple previous efforts […]
By Isidoros Karderinis SOFIA, Bulgaria – On Sunday, June 8, 2025, protesters gathered in front of the country’s National Bank, amid a heavy police presence, to protest the planned introduction of the euro on January […]
By Christopher Kennedy This discussion paper (first submitted to ANTAR) will set out another route to provide the First Nations people with a Voice. The person who becomes the Voice for their people will hold […]
By Denis Hay Description Government spending directs billions in public money – could it be used better? See what your government could fund instead of wasteful deals. Introduction: When Numbers Lose Meaning Location: A […]
In this third and final excerpt of her treatise, Tess Lawrence takes no prisoners but leaves no woman behind. (See also Part 1 and Part 2). Women live with Mandemic virus Women have long lived […]
Media Release Cold weather has not deterred an alliance of activists for Palestine 🇵🇸, united in a 48 hour hunger strike at Sydney Town Hall Square. Still more are participating from home. The duration of […]
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