With Australia’s most vulnerable grappling under cost-of-living pressures, raising pension and income support payments by $100 a week has strong justification. This would deliver $26 billion yearly to five million Australians, from Age Pensioners to […]
Contrary to the propaganda of moral upstarts, terrorism pays. It proves rewarding. It establishes states and reconstitutes others. It encourages change, for ill or otherwise. The stance taken, righteously pitiful, on not negotiating with those […]
By Walt Zlotow For the past 586 days US mainstream media refuses to condemn US enabling Israeli genocide of 2,300,000 Palestinians in Gaza. The word genocide never appears in their print or pixels. They barely […]
Yes, he’s a narcissist, yes he’s racist, misogynist, crooked in business, and with no regard for civil institutions and laws. And he’s just been sucking up to the nastiest, most murderous, Arabian Gulf regime, in […]
By Denis Hay Description Explore capitalism and its colonial roots, neoliberalism’s rise, and how Australians can build a fairer, more dignified future for all. Introduction: A Nation Once Built on Shared Prosperity Picture this: It’s […]
By Hunter S. Thompson’s Caffeinated Ghost 1. The Coalition’s Media Arm Tantrum: “We Lost? Must Be the System’s Fault!” Let’s set the scene: It’s May 2025, and the Australian political landscape is littered with the […]
Resisting Conformity with Curiosity and Resolve By Sue Barrett I came across this quote, its origin uncertain, but its insight invaluable: “The world’s complexity and ambiguity can be unsettling. Resisting this confusion, however, leads to […]
Donald Trump has long been associated with superlatives, often touting his achievements as record-breaking. His second term is already marked by a notable claim: receiving the most expensive gift ever accepted by a U.S. president. […]
By Jim McIntosh Ever wonder why old men yell at clouds? Here’s a case study. The National Party, riding a wave of self-proclaimed success in the recent federal election, is flexing its muscles within the […]
The view from Bradfield By Jane Salmon Some people believe a first class ticket even guarantees them VIP status in the only lifeboat … While everyone is carefully counting the Bradfield votes for the third […]
They seemed made for each other. A former reality television star, with dubious real estate credentials, a freakish alienation from the truth, and the various leaders of the Gulf States, who never found truthful assessments […]
By Isidoros Karderinis India and Pakistan have been involved in four major wars to date since gaining independence from Great Britain in August 1947. They have also been involved in dozens of skirmishes and conflicts […]
As the world watches America grapple with economic divides and social tensions, the question of how to “make America great again” takes on new urgency – beyond any single political slogan. My suggestions focus on […]
By Denis Bright Top End: Can Incompatibles Interact? Where savanna shores meet fragile Top End lands, a populist style of Country Liberal Party arrived with a landslide hand. Corporate deals bloom where mangroves retreat, while […]
By Denis Hay Description Australians demand a public-first future. Reclaiming public assets after the election can reverse neoliberal damage and restore equity. Introduction – A Turning Point in Australian Democracy Location: Suburban Melbourne, May 2025. […]
Copyright © 2025 | MH Magazine WordPress Theme by MH Themes