By Callen Sorensen Karklis On National Sorry Day, May 26, 2025, we reflect on the enduring struggle for First Nations justice, a fight my Quandamooka relatives have carried since colonisation scarred our lands. In […]
If this passes, the next election may not matter at all. What if authoritarianism didn’t come with a bang – but a bill? Wrapped in the language of freedom, fiscal discipline, and “America First,” Trump’s […]
That really is the wrong headline, it probably would be more accurate to say, The Man Problem, but too many men may kick up at the idea that they are a problem, let alone THE […]
The Goldstein race was one of the closest in the 2025 election. Liberal candidate Tim Wilson reclaimed the seat, defeating the incumbent teal independent MP Zoe Daniel, who had won the seat from Wilson in […]
In the aftermath of the election, I noticed a lot of comments from people in the parties that used to be known as the Coalition about the need to keep fighting. Stupidly, I presumed that […]
New polling reveals most Australians find Israel’s denial of aid to Palestinians in Gaza unjustifiable, think government should do more: aid organisations Aid organisations: Oxfam Australia, ActionAid Australia, Plan International Australia, Union Aid Abroad-APHEDA, Caritas […]
By Walt Zlotow Trump administration negotiations with Iran over their imaginary nuclear weapons program are disjointed beyond imagination. Trump swings back and forth between threatening massive bombing if no deal is reached, to claiming […]
“How did people in the past defeat fascism? does anyone know” “Is this question okay to ask these days? or is it illegal” — @thegodpodcast.com, Bluesky These two questions, posted to Bluesky by a popular […]
By James Moore “To ease another’s heartache is to forget one’s own.” (Abraham Lincoln). The natural world can usually restore the human heart when careening human endeavors seem bound for collapse. In my youth, when […]
By Andrew Klein This is not an exhaustive study of the founder of political Zionism, Theodor Herzi. Nor is it meant as a critique of the man, his experiences and reactions. Rather, it is a […]
By Denis Hay Description Australia’s representative democracy gives voters little power after elections. Is it time to rethink our system for the good of all citizens? Introduction: The Ballot Box Illusion Location: Suburban Brisbane, 2022 […]
Here was another chance – at least as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu saw it – of threading one set of events with another. It’s all part of the Israeli security state’s playbook: any killing […]
“What Orwell feared were those who would ban books. What Huxley feared was that there would be no reason to ban a book, for there would be no one who wanted to read one. Orwell […]
The recent split between coalition partners, the Liberals and the Nationals, and the ensuing war of words, wasn’t entirely unexpected given their storied history of tension. Kaye Lee’s August 2022 article, republished below, highlights this […]
What an extraordinary claim by former MP George Christensen, who posted this on X: @NationFirstAust 23 May They didn’t win your heart. They imported new voters. Albanese flooded Australia with over a million migrants—then rushed […]
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