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Terlingua Creek
By James Moore “Do not grow old, no matter how long you live. Never cease to stand like curious children before the great mystery into which we were born.” (Albert Einstein). Approaching Presidio from the […]
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Trump must leave office to end Iran war, reopen Hormuz Strait, save world economy
By Walt Zlotow Mentally degraded, war criminal Trump must leave office to end Iran war, reopen Hormuz Strait, save world economy One hundred thirty-five days ago mentally degraded war criminal President Trump committed the worst […]
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Renewed Gulf Hostilities, Elevated Regional and Global Uncertainty
By Dr Dan Steinbock Renewed U.S.-Iran hostilities and Israel’s continuing military campaigns reflect rising risks of a wider Middle East conflict and elevated energy and food crises internationally. The United States and Iran traded […]
Health
Palliative Care Australia welcomes move to establish permanent First Nations Aged Care Commissioner
Palliative Care Australia Media Release Palliative Care Australia (PCA) says the Australian Government’s move to establish the first permanent Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Aged Care Commissioner role is an important step towards safer, fairer […]
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Rate rises: but in whose interest
By Dr Martha Knox-Haly Let’s get straight to the essentials. One, the Reserve Bank of Australia is not doing its job (and raising interest rates is not going to help the RBA do its job […]
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It’s time to rethink how we buy, wear and repair clothes
Adelaide University Media Release A new Adelaide University report has found South Australians are still overwhelmingly buying clothes new, despite growing awareness of circular fashion options. In its survey of almost 600 South Australian residents […]
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Community to Rally in Red to Save Marian St Theatre
Media Release Residents are urged to wear red at a major rally as the campaign to save historic Marian St Theatre enters its final weeks. For over 100 years, Marian Street Theatre has been a […]
Politics
Democratic leaders war support may sink their second straight presidential candidate in ’28
By Walt Zlotow Astoundingly, Kamala Harris received 6,265,300 less votes for president in 2024 than Joe Biden received in 2020. Polling revealed the biggest reason was Biden’s all out support of Israel’s genocide of Palestinians […]
Politics
Take Back the Flag
By James Moore There were only a few U.S. flags on display in my neighborhood the weekend of our country’s 250th anniversary. Maybe it’s tired of doing too much work. Ever since the first version […]
Politics
Scrutiny is not Disloyalty
Editorial One of the recurring frustrations of running an independent, left-leaning site is the reaction we invariably receive when we publish articles that are critical of a Labor government. The response across social media is […]
Health
“AI” models left trying to fix the mess (Part 2)
By Alicia Lucas Part 2: “AI” models – left trying to fix the mess – better to try and stop it during the early stages This part contains a summary of cases where it is […]
Politics
Pauline Hanson’s Sudden Reality Check
By Helen Reynolds For a few months it has appeared that Pauline Hanson could not put a foot wrong. Opinion polls showed One Nation climbing, while the Coalition struggled to define itself after its election […]
Politics
“AI” models left trying to fix the mess
By Alicia Lucas Part 1: “AI” models left trying to fix the mess – better to try and stop it during the early stages Litigation, contesting whether something has been done in accordance with the […]
Politics
Ending the Silence
By Steve Davies How Deep Truth Began A few years ago, I found myself asking a simple question: If governments, institutions and now artificial intelligence are making decisions that affect millions of people, how do […]
Environment
Australia’s farmland at risk of ‘ecological collapse’
Adelaide University Media Release Australia may need to fundamentally redraw its rural landscape – retiring farms, restoring vast tracts of vegetation and reshaping regional economies – if it is to avoid accelerating species loss and […]