Politics
Rant 1: A Memo to the 77 Million
First in a Series? By James Moore “Courage is a fire, and bullying is a smoke.” – Benjamin Disraeli. I keep waiting for it all to collapse. Who doesn’t? When you begin to fire staff […]
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Why the Federal Election 2025 Could Change Australia Forever
By Denis Hay Description Australia’s federal election 2025 looms as cost of living, housing, climate, and youth issues put the nation’s future on the line. Introduction Picture this: It’s a chilly winter evening in outer […]
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The Mythologies of Musk
This article was originally published on our previous site in December last year. From what we’ve learned about Elon Musk since then adds a new dimension to the article. By James Moore Living in the […]
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How Media Literacy Fights Misinformation in Schools
By Denis Hay Description Discover how school media literacy empowers students to fight misinformation with critical thinking and digital skills. Introduction: The Battle for Truth in a Digital World Picture this: A 14-year-old scrolls through […]
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ACOSS demands removal of whole Targeted Compliance Framework after damning Government revelations
ACOSS is demanding the urgent removal of the whole Targeted Compliance Framework due to shocking revelations of massive Government failure and potential illegality in the administration of income support payments affecting tens of thousands of […]
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Dutton’s Dangerous Con: The Coalition’s Empty Grab for Power
Vague Promises Today, Vested Interests Tomorrow – Australia Deserves Better By Sue Barrett The Case for Voter Protection We have consumer protection laws for a reason – because without them, dodgy salesmen would fleece us […]
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A Tale of Two Cities: Redlands and the Gold Coast
By Callen Sorensen Karklis From 1901–1950 Gold Coast shires and what was then Cleveland and Tingalpa Shires (in what is now known as Redlands and Logan) were bayside villages of farming and agricultural interests, and […]
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How the RBA’s Neoliberal Policies Hurt Australians
By Denis Hay How the Reserve Bank of Australia Upholds Neoliberal Economics – and Why It’s Failing Australians Description The RBA’s neoliberal policies favour corporate interests over citizens. Learn how it affects you and what […]
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Monash expert: Peter Dutton’s call for a referendum on deportation
Monash University Media Release Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is considering holding a referendum to allow dual nationals who break the law to have their citizenship stripped by ministers, if he wins the federal election. Luke Beck, […]
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Will Australia’s 2025-26 Budget deliver fiscal relief?
UNSW Sydney: Media Release Australia must focus on fiscal space in the 2025-26 Budget to manage rising debt and future economic and geopolitical challenges. Fiscal space refers to a government’s ability to spend in response […]
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Albanese Labor Government officially clocks Australia’s longest period of low unemployment since Whitlam
The McKell Institute Media Release The Albanese Labor Government has now officially overseen the lowest average unemployment rates of any government in Australia since Whitlam, averaging 3.8 per cent over its first term. A new […]
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The Searcy Incident
By James Moore “He stood at the window of the empty café and watched the activities in the square and he said that it was good that God kept the truths of life from the […]
Environment
The times they are a-changin’
By Maria Millers Even without the disturbing images of the killing fields of overseas wars, local news can be equally unsettling. From extreme weather events to images of young offenders armed with machetes breaking into […]
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Cholera and Mpox cases increasing dangerously in DRC as aid cuts push health systems to near-collapse
Oxfam Australia Media Release Preventable diseases are sweeping the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Cholera cases increased by 326, Mpox by 269, and measles by 95 people in North Kivu alone, during the last week […]
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Needless hospital admissions for thousands of seniors as government refuses to fund their dental care
By The Australian Dental Association The government’s refusal to fund basic dental care for older Australians is costing them dearly in good oral health, while also wasting millions of taxpayer dollars from unnecessary hospitalisations of […]