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Bridge HangUps
By Jane Salmon Many accuse Bridge marchers of brashness, moral vanity and impracticality. All of us would concede that this famine is human-made. All of us agree that 300,000 caring donations would help. Not so […]
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How Shocking Tricks of Misinformation Hijack Your Mind
By Denis Hay Description Discover the shocking tricks of misinformation and how to prime your brain to spot them. Learn the secrets before they fool you. Introduction: How Lies Beat the Truth Online Bold […]
Health
ACOSS calls for economic reform to lift living standards
ACOSS Media Release ACOSS is calling for an ambitious economic reform agenda to improve living standards for those falling behind. “The government must not waste this historic chance to put Australia on a fairer, more […]
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Ten is not enough to end the war
Ten of 535 congresspersons condemning US enabled Israeli genocide not enough to end it. By Walt Zlotow Every peaceful American beseeching our cowardly Congress to call out US complicity in Israeli genocide in Gaza should […]
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Damaging compliance system must stop immediately after damning Ombudsman report: ACOSS
ACOSS Media Release The Government must immediately stop the Targeted Compliance Framework being used against people relying on income support, after the Commonwealth Ombudsman’s report today found alarming systematic failings in its administration. The […]
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Tim Wilson’s at it again: A partisan misrepresentation of flexibility
Dissecting the Bias and Selective Framing of Work-from-Home in Wilson’s Column By Sue Barrett Tim Wilson is at it again… His column in The Australian Financial Review (4 August 2025) criticises Victorian Premier Jacinta […]
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How Australia’s Economic Sovereignty is Under Threat
By Denis Hay Description Discover why Australia’s Economic Sovereignty is under threat as BRICS nations reshape global trade. 🎧 Prefer to listen to this article? Press play Introduction Australia’s Economic Sovereignty is facing unprecedented […]
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The Ethics of Realpolitik: Gaza, Genocide, and the Cost of Moral Evasion
How Australia’s leaders justify the unjustifiable while preaching democratic values By Leonie Saunders In my observations of Anthony Albanese before and after he was elected as leader of the ALP, then as Prime Minister, I […]
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Oxfam reaction to Australian Government’s announcement of humanitarian assistance for Gaza
Oxfam Australia Media Release Oxfam Australia welcomes the Australian Government’s announcement of an additional $20 million in humanitarian assistance for Gaza, but warns it falls far short of what is needed as the threat of […]
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Blind Faith: Patriarchal Authority, a gift or a curse?
By Leonie Saunders “Blind belief in authority is the greatest enemy of truth.” (Albert Einstein). Before I venture into the realm of militant patriarchal authority, let me make my position clear: As an intelligent […]
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Banana Republicans
By James Moore The idea was steeped in silly optimism. We went to the beach for a long weekend with another couple to try to “ease our troublin’ minds.” A simple plan emerged to sit […]
Health
Why Labor Pretend Reform Is Not the Change We Were Promised
By Denis Hay Description Labor pretend reform is failing Australians. Real change is possible – but only if we stop accepting political theatre as genuine progress. 🎧 Prefer to listen to this article? Press […]
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From Bird-Brain to Brains Trust: Why Teal Voters Are the Future of Australian Politics
Neurobiology Unveils the Outdated Brains of the LNP: Projection, Denialism, and a Drift from the Sensible Centre By Sue Barrett Dear John and Paul… Your recent tirades -Anderson’s “bird-brain” and “pig ignorant” jabs at teal […]
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My Mistake: I Voted for Hope and Got Hurt Instead
This account draws from conversations with a close family member of Mark Thompson, the central figure. To protect their privacy, names and locations have been changed. The events described, however, are true. What follows is […]
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Out of Step: Joyce and Canavan’s Coal Crusade Ignores the Will of the People
By Peter Brown In a move that feels more like a relic from the past than a policy for the future, Nationals MPs Barnaby Joyce and Matt Canavan are once again championing coal. Calling for […]