Note: This article is satire. The LNP is in tatters after a bruising federal election earlier this month, plummeting to just 39 seats in the House of Representatives while Labor, under Anthony Albanese, soared to […]
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 […]
The drama is heating up with the Goldstein seat turning into quite the rollercoaster. Tim Wilson, who confidently declared victory over teal independent Zoe Daniel after a tight count, is now sweating as postal votes […]
‘After the election, Labor is now emboldened. And their objective is to inflict tax violence on wealth and deliver revenue for their spending agenda while crowing they’re balancing the budget from the blood they can […]
By Denis Hay Description Australia risks becoming a pawn between China and the U.S. We must choose obedience to the empire or true sovereignty. Here’s what’s at stake. China, the U.S., and Us: Australia at […]
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. […]
My wife was expressing some amazement at the size of Labor’s win in the election result so I decided to give her one of my analogies to help her understand exactly what had happened. “It’s […]
By Maria Millers The Indian summer we have been enjoying so far is coming to an end with trees almost into their full autumn colour and increasingly crispy mornings and chilly evenings, Autumn is always […]
There’s a grotesque irony to Donald Trump’s worldview: a man who spent decades gilding his name in gold insists that ordinary Americans must learn to live with less. He’ll mock food stamp recipients as lazy […]
Sussan Ley’s defeat of Angus Taylor (29 votes to 25) in the Liberal Party leadership race has set tongues wagging. With Ted O’Brien clinching the deputy role over Phillip Thompson, Jacinta Price’s last-minute withdrawal from […]
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