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Tony Burke vs Ziad Basyouny
By Jane Salmon My humble and very personal overview of Tony Burke: Independents have more to offer. Tony Burke may be a clever, pleasant bloke. He has 21 years in office. His seat used to […]
Year: 2025
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Change Isn’t Risky – It’s Empowering: How Traditional Voters Are Reclaiming Their Voice with Community Independents
Voting in your own best interests – choosing leaders who represent your values and priorities – is the most powerful thing you can do for your community and the country By Sue Barrett Despite the […]
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How Australian companies can prepare for US tariffs
UNSW Sydney Media Release Several short-term strategies, including flexible contracting, diversification, and nearshoring, can help the Australian economy mitigate the risks and costs of US tariffs. Australia exported 223,000 tonnes of steel and 83,000 tonnes […]
Politics
Storm Clouds, Elections And Press Repost…
“It’s always too soon to go home. And it’s always too soon to calculate effect. I once read an anecdote by someone in Women Strike for Peace (WSP), the first great antinuclear movement in the […]
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Swings and merry-go-rounds
The gilded age in America saw the rise and rise of some of the wealthiest people in the world. People such as JD Rockefeller who made his fortune establishing Standard Oil, financiers, Andrew Carnegie and […]
Politics
Sleeping with the enemy
Donald Trump’s relationship with Russia, particularly with Vladimir Putin, has been a subject of intense scrutiny and debate throughout his political career, and it remains a complex and evolving dynamic. Intrenched in decades of business […]
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How US Military Bases in Australia Threaten Our Future & How to Remove Them
By Denis Hay Description US military bases in Australia endanger our environment and security. Discover the damage they cause and how Australians can push for their removal. Introduction Picture this: A farmer in Williamtown, NSW, […]
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Coalition’s school funding retreat: Teachers sound alarm
NSW Teachers Federation Media Release The NSW Teachers Federation has expressed grave concern after Shadow Finance Minister Jane Hume refused to commit to maintaining the historic schools funding agreement recently reached between the Albanese and Minns […]
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Nuclear could cost households an extra $450 or more a year by 2030
Australians for Affordable Energy Media Release New modelling confirms a shift to nuclear power could significantly increase household electricity bills, with Australians for Affordable Energy (AFAE) urging policymakers to back the most affordable energy option. […]
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The Art of the Deal: How Greed Hijacked Mutual Prosperity – and Why We Must Take It Back
Exposing the Myth of Greed: Why Moral Engagement, Not Ruthless Tactics, Drives True Prosperity For All By Sue Barrett We stand at a tipping point. Donald Trump’s The Art of the Deal, co-authored with Tony […]