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UNSW Sydney Media Release As AI reshapes the workplace, cutting entry-level jobs today could create a skills shortage tomorrow. From customer service and marketing to software development and human resources, tasks that once required teams […]

Why have Australians, otherwise alert to unfairness and quick to condemn political failure, accepted a settlement around work and housing that now punishes so many of them? Exhaustion is the familiar answer, with people absorbed […]

By Maria Millers   The city hums its endless song, while he builds a kingdom out of cardboard walls and yesterday’s news. People pass like weather – some warm, some cold, most never stopping long enough […]

Recent decisions by Sam Rae, the Minister for Aged Care and Seniors, risk repeating the failures of previous programs like Robodebt. Issues in the Aged Care program urgently need solutions that genuinely improve outcomes. As […]

By Denis Hay   Description Australian Dream: What changed? Explore housing, jobs, education and living standards, and whether the dream can still be achieved. Introduction When I left school at 15 in 1957, finding work was […]

Dedication: To my wife – who taught me that silence is not neutrality. It is a choice. The Evidence That Cannot Be Ignored On 22 May 2026, a coalition of human rights organisations – Amnesty […]

By Maria Millers The whole theatrics of the Budget: the inevitable strategic leaks, the dramatic lock up of journalists and the performative delivery by both Government and Opposition, flanked by a Greek chorus of the […]

By Denis Hay Description Labor 2026 budget analysis examines housing, cost of living, and why governments avoid deeper reforms Australians want. Introduction – Australians Want More Than Small Relief The Labor 2026 budget analysis now […]

By Denis Hay   Description Political anger in Australia is rising as inequality, privatisation, and misuse of public money leave citizens feeling ignored. Introduction – Australians Are Losing Faith in Politics Political anger in Australia is […]

Continued from Part One Michele Bullock reaches for the only lever anyone can find in Martin Place. Jim Chalmers blames the alignment of Saturn. And Julie Bishop departs the Australian National University, leaving behind $150,000 […]

How Australia’s Crimes‑Against‑Humanity Charges Mask a Deeper Betrayal Dedication: To my wife, who sees the pattern behind the headlines. On 8 May 2026, the Australian Federal Police announced that two Australian women, aged 53 and […]

By Denis Hay   Description Palantir Australia is expanding into defence, policing, and corporate systems. What dangers could this pose to ordinary Australians? Why Palantir Australia Sparks Growing Privacy Fears Introduction – The Surveillance Expansion Most […]

By Denis Hay Description Australia monetary sovereignty changes how federal spending works and exposes major myths about taxes, deficits, and public money. Why Australians Are Misled About Government Money Australians hear the same message every […]