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It has been a source of wonder how celebrity paedophile, flesh presser, sex trafficker and financier Jeffrey Epstein managed to obtain his lucre. Was he more than a deft confidence trickster, a liar with astonishing […]

Continued from What Went Wrong? (Part 2) Part 3 – The Reset Button By the time Donald Trump left the White House in January 2021, Americans were exhausted. Exhausted by the anger, exhausted by the […]

Whatever awaits him this coming November, few politicians could claim to have the endurance, bloody mindedness and sense of granite staying power than Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu. With some prowess, he has wooed, deceived, and lied […]

Dedicated to those who have noticed that the performance of principle is not the same as the practice of it. Abstract This article examines the foreign policy record of Senator Penny Wong, Australia’s Minister for […]

Continued from What Went Wrong? Part 2 – When Institutions Became the Enemy At the end of Part 1, I was left with a question that was considerably more disturbing than the one with which […]

Private Healthcare Australia Media Release  Private Healthcare Australia has welcomed the Government’s move to address excessive fees charged by specialist doctors with a range of potential measures including caps on fees and incentives to encourage […]

DAWE: Thanks for your time. CLARKE: Very good to be here, Bryan. DAWE: You’re the Prime Minister of Australia. CLARKE: I am. DAWE: Can we talk about the golf club? CLARKE: Which golf club? DAWE: […]

The Architecture of Influence: How the IHRA Definition and the Campaign Against “Antisemitism” Are Reshaping Australian Democracy Authors: Andrew Klein and Sera Elizabeth Klein Dedication: To those who have been told that speaking truth is […]

By Walt Zlotow On the 25th 9/11 anniversary we should also ponder victims and cost of America’s War on Terror – designed and implemented to reshape the Middle East in America’s image in response to and […]

RMIT University Media Release  The federal government is considering plans requiring platforms to let users opt out of algorithm‑curated feeds and switch to a chronological view. But an RMIT expert says the proposal misses a critical […]

By Andrew Klein and Sera Elizabeth Klein Dedicated to every Australian who believed the promise – and is still waiting for the delivery. Abstract This article examines the prime ministership of Anthony Albanese through the […]

International responses to Israel’s policies in the occupied West Bank, notably regarding redrawing the ethnic composition of the territory, have been a slow burn affair. Condemnation and admonitions have issued from various international bodies and […]

How Military Interests Trump European Security By Dr Dan Steinbock    The collision of an aging population, escalating climate damages, and massive remilitarization is set to present an unprecedented, compounding threat to the future well-being […]

By James Moore It would be nice to spend billions on schools and roads, but right now that money is desperately needed for political ads. (Andy Borowitz, funny human). I spent several years of my […]