Month: February 2026

By Walt Zlotow President Trump’s de jure, constitutional boss is We the People. 348.4 million of us, giving Trump 58% of the Electoral College, hired him November 5, 2024. Trump serves and reports to Us. […]

“Leadership’s always been about two main things: imagination and courage.” (Paul Keating). Bernard Keane is half right. In today’s Crikey, he despairs of our PM as “a political manager, a risk-averse executive who always plays […]

By Walt Zlotow 2028 will be the 16th presidential election in my 81 years. The only true antiwar Democratic presidential nominee in my lifetime was George McGovern in 1972. He ran against pro Vietnam War […]

By Lee Capocchi    Most drivers and Governments alike understand that EVs remove a huge amount of Carbon from the atmosphere. We know, through experience and science that the cost of an EV pays back […]

The summer evening of December 14, 2025, began in the soft, amber glow of Hanukkah candles at Archer Park. It ended in the staccato rattle of rifle fire and the scent of sea spray mixed […]

Future of How awful could it get? The New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (New START) expired on February 5, terminating an era of arms control and imposed limits on lunatically contrived nuclear weapons programs of […]

I have had first-hand experience bringing my children to maternal and child health visits, I have also accompanied friends to their visits as well, seeing first-hand the importance of them. The first time I watched […]

I sympathise with readers who have a short attention span. I myself am one of those. And nowadays, well – that’s pretty much everybody. And yet, people keep writing long, and very long, articles. Are […]

The threats to acquire Greenland, the attack on Venezuela, and the interest in Panama and Cuba are really just the Imperialist play book, re-opened by Donald Trump as the USA seeks to assert its power […]

With our legacy site soon shutting down, we’re excited to breathe new life into some of our most enduring articles by republishing them here on the new site over the coming week or two – […]

By Denis Hay  A calm look at unresolved problems facing Australians Description What Labor isn’t fixing in Australia, covering cost of living, housing, outsourcing, media power, and weakened safeguards. Overview This article outlines several major […]

By Dr Martha Knox Haly Australia has a problem with corruption in water supply because we don’t measure or manage water nationally. According to ANU research report in 2022, 200,000 Australians living in remote communities […]