By E. Moran, Health Systems Analyst Somewhere between the triage desk and the curtained cubicles of Australia’s emergency departments, there’s a ticking clock that shapes everything – not to save lives, but to meet targets. […]
By Elizabeth Dangerfield If an artwork has huge popularity and public appeal is it by definition low art? According to Artificial Intelligence (the pinnacle of the rational?): “High art” generally refers to art forms like […]
The 2028 presidential election may seem distant, but the race is already taking shape – and California Governor Gavin Newsom is emerging as a Democratic frontrunner. In a political landscape defined by division and spectacle, […]
Pre-emptive attacks in international law are rarely justified. The threat must evince itself through an obvious intent to inflict injury, evidence preparations that show the threat to be what Michael Walzer calls a “supreme emergency”, […]
Call it abandonment, anxiety, or just latent stupidity. The messy goo of feelings and fuzzy notions behind Australia’s most injudicious strategic decision is yielding its nasty harvest. Conceived by paranoid armchair strategists, flabby think tankers […]
Captain Ley is batting on a deteriorating pitch In the language of cricket, the signs of wear are becoming evident on the pitch. The foundation that Susan Ley is laying before the Australian public following […]
The deal that Scott Morrison made was fabulous. There’s no other word for it. We need to make this clear to Richard Marles in case he hasn’t realised it for himself… Of course, the etymology […]
By Elizabeth Dangerfield When the mundane gets up front and personal and art challenges the establishment Disclaimer I believe all humans can be creative in one way or another. Whether it is solving difficult problems, […]
By Walt Zlotow The Ides of March 2011 was not a good day for the Syrian people: Civil war broke out, lasting nearly 14 years, resulting in over 600,000 deaths. Last December Syrian President […]
By Denis Hay Description What Australians want is bold public investment. So why does Labor fund private profit over public need? Here’s what your government won’t admit. Introduction: A Speech Full of Rhetoric, Not […]
Monash University Media Release Israel has launched missile strikes on Iran, including attacks on nuclear and military targets. Dr Ben Zala, Senior Lecturer in International Relations at Monash School of Social Sciences says: “This is […]
For nearly a decade, the United States has teetered on the edge of democratic backsliding, inching toward something far darker. In March 2023, I wrote “One Step Away from Total Fascism,” observing: “The news from […]
They really ought to be doing more. But in the scheme of things, the sanctioning of Israeli’s frothily fanatical ministers Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich by New Zealand, Canada, Norway, the United Kingdom and Australia […]
It’s just my opinion, but… When then-Prime Minister Scott Morrison secretly negotiated the AUKUS pact in 2021, he didn’t just commit Australia to the most expensive defence project in its history – he also blindsided […]
The first person who, having enclosed a plot of land, took it into his head to say this is mine, and found people simple enough to believe him, was the true founder of civil society. […]
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