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Chairman of the Board of America – 40 Clicks in the Wilderness

10 September 2026 Jon Chesterson 4
Master of the Fiddle War on humanity,   ‘drill baby drill’, what lives in a white house   up on the hill? Reality or satire,   thrill and chill. One man’s fantasy is another’s infamy, […]
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Immigrants: Searching for hope in in a time of hopelessness

22 July 2026 Bert Hetebry 5
Fiddler on the Roof is humorous, yet dark story of a Jewish family, set in Ukraine about 1905. Ukraine was part of Imperial, Czarist Russia, and the first Russian Revolution occurred in 1905. A bit […]
Resistance rally with candles, signs, American flags
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Australian Political Futures: The 250th 4 July in Retrospect  

5 July 2026 Denis Bright 15
“We Are the Resistance” is a powerful political protest anthem for everyone standing against authoritarianism, corruption, extremism, and the ongoing attacks on democracy by Donald Trump, MAGA Republicans, and the Project 2025 agenda. Blending emotional […]
Four people at AUKUS Public Inquiry press conference
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Scrutinising The Unpardonable: The AUKUS Public Inquiry So Far

5 July 2026 Dr Binoy Kampmark 25
In the annals of policy, strategy and budgeting, the AUKUS pact comprising Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States will be seen as one of the most mindless, absurd projects of tiny, poorly furnished […]
Three men laughing in stadium VIP box
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In the Land of the Blind

5 July 2026 David Tyler 10
As the world sits agape at the porthole of a sports-washer and SBS raves about the magic of a planet united by football, which Australia must call soccer, it is time to look at the […]
Politician beside text about children's welfare issues.
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Shades of Terra Nullius, Curious Invitations, Investigations and Genocide

8 February 2026 Jon Chesterson 10
Insanity What will it take for our leaders to see the light, to shake them out of their ivory towers? On Monday morning, 9 February 2026 we face the utter insanity of a State visit […]
Misty collage of three serious people.
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Black Fog – If We Can’t Think for Ourselves: Must We Muzzle and Bastardise Tertiary Education and Our Public Institutions?

6 February 2026 Jon Chesterson 13
‘Antisemitism’, a disguised undercover Zionist attack on Australian Universities – political analysis and warning to Albanese – don’t do this! The Black Fog – If people can’t think for themselves, if they have no independent […]
Man in suit speaking at news interview.
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Tittle-tattle, rittle-rattle: Dutton in Adelaide

21 February 2025 Jon Chesterson 6
Another fudgestone kop prank from spudsville courtesy of Sky News king of muck rakers. An unletter to the Sydney Morning Herald, and thanks to GL for the thumbs up this morning, following on from ‘How […]
Journalist typing on laptop at editorial desk
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How bloody well informed are we? It doesn’t look good!

18 February 2025 Jon Chesterson 11
This is the dead land*   this is cactus land here the stone images   are raised, here they receive the supplication of a dead man’s hand   under the twinkle of a fading star. […]
Man in suit speaking indoors, blurred background.
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YouGov – no I’m just kidding

17 February 2025 Jon Chesterson 26
Where’s our news, where are the investigative journalists, where’s our ABC and who the fudgestone are YouGov? The ABC busted: our most trusted and public broadcaster drops the YouGov bombshell, except they hide the real […]

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