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About John Lord
John has a strong interest in politics, especially the workings of a progressive democracy, together with social justice and the common good. He holds a Diploma in Fine Arts and enjoys portraiture, composing music, and writing poetry and short stories. He is also a keen amateur actor. Before retirement John ran his own advertising marketing business.
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Politics

There are 12 males and 11 females: That’s what I call a cabinet

24 January 2025 John Lord 8
With the latest Labor cabinet reshuffle, brought on by the resignation of Bill Shorten, comes the realisation that the Government now has 12 males and 11 females on its front bench – quite an extraordinary […]
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Politics

Lack of detail Dutton Launches Much to Do About Nothing campaign

17 January 2025 John Lord 6
You might remember the relentless scrutiny that Peter Dutton applied during the Voice referendum regarding Labor’s proposal. He would challenge the Prime Minister each day, demanding more specifics when many felt the key points were […]
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Politics

Prelude to an election: Voters beware (Part 2)

11 January 2025 John Lord 9
Continued from Part 1 1 Evaluating how much the average citizen understands government in general is challenging. Many people are generally aware of economic issues and blame government entities for their struggles. For example, when […]
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Politics

Prelude to an election: Voters beware (Part 1)

10 January 2025 John Lord 7
The golden sun bathes our lands in warm light, casting a joyful glow as people revel in the delights of summer. Laughter and cheer fill the air as holidaymakers engage in carefree play, focusing solely […]
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Politics

A year has ended. Another has begun.

1 January 2025 John Lord 6
In this pivotal moment in our history, the necessity for clear, evidence-based writing has reached unprecedented urgency. The year 2024 has heralded a significant transformation, marked by a disconcerting rise in politically motivated right-wing aggression […]

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