Month: July 2025

When Donald Trump launched his first campaign in 2015, the media were an easy target. “Fake news” became his rallying cry, and reporters were branded the “enemy of the people.” But now, in 2025, the […]

Because democracy doesn’t work when there’s no one worth opposing – or no one willing to work together. 1. The Crisis of Choice Democracy isn’t just about voting – it’s about choosing between credible, competing […]

Former Prime Minister Tony Abbott has never shied away from controversy. But his recent criticisms of Anthony Albanese’s diplomatic outreach to China reveal more than just a policy disagreement – they expose a deeper ideological […]

1️⃣ Critique of Segal’s Report & Role Ambition vs. Public Policy Failures Jillian Segal’s 20-page “Special Envoy’s Plan to Combat Antisemitism” is wide-ranging – targeting education, media, universities, visa screening, and funding penalties. However, critics […]

As Donald Trump faces mounting legal peril and renewed public scrutiny over his past associations, a familiar and incendiary claim has resurfaced in MAGA circles: Barack Obama committed treason. It’s a statement designed to shock, […]

Royal Australian College of GPs Media Release RACGP President Dr Michael Wright said the PBS is one of Australia’s most important programs for health access and equity. “The PBS, along with affordable access to high-quality […]

Part 1: The Case for the Teenage Vote If you want to understand why the political elite react with visible discomfort at the idea of 16-year-olds voting, just ask yourself one question: who benefits most […]