By Denis Hay Description Learn how strategic voting can transform Australia’s politics. Empower your vote to challenge ALP-LNP dominance using preferences effectively. Strategic Voting in Australia: Unlocking the Power of Preferences Australia’s preferential voting system […]
Imagine if job interviews were like election campaigns. “What skills do you bring to this job, Trevor?” “Well, Simon, the other applicant, is weak and lacks decisiveness and he…” “Yes, but your skills… what do […]
Has the love, or even more so the fixation, gone with the US dollar, that all cushioning reserve currency that has shown itself unimpeachable for decades? A curious event teasing and ruffling currency watchers and […]
By Maria Millers They think I’m building a house. I’m building a haven, not with brick, but with tenderness. (“What They Don’t Know” by Jericho Brown). Housing seems to have moved centre stage in the […]
Oxfam Media Release Restrictions on movement and total siege making aid operations almost impossible As Gaza enters the eighth week of an Israel-imposed siege, blocking aid, vital supplies and commercial goods, Oxfam staff are describing […]
UNSW Sydney Media Release Amid ongoing market volatility, should Australians reconsider common assumptions about their superannuation? As global stock markets fluctuate in response to rising geopolitical tensions – including renewed tariff threats impacting global trade and supply […]
Yesterday, the Trump administration dropped a bombshell: tariffs as high as 3,521% on solar panels from Cambodia, Vietnam, Malaysia, and Thailand. This move, finalised after a year-long probe started under Biden, targets alleged subsidies and […]
By Walt Zlotow The death of Pope Francis presents a golden opportunity for the Catholic Church to leap all the way from before the Middle Ages to the 21st Century. They could so do by […]
Snarky Critique: The Dutton Debacle – A Masterclass in Recycled Ideas and Unlearned Lessons Let’s face it: Peter Dutton’s performance in the third leaders’ debate was less a policy showcase and more a nostalgia tour […]
Few armed forces have managed to make murder and executions the stuff of procedural aberration rather than intentional practice. Killing civilians and unarmed personnel is the stuff of misreading and misunderstandings, albeit arrived at with […]
By Denis Hay Description Are we truly honouring ANZAC values? Explore how Australia is failing its people – and how we can reclaim justice in their name. Honouring the Spirit of ANZAC: A Call for […]
As the Trump administration ramps up its trade offensive, nations are reeling from steep demands to even begin tariff talks. First, the UK faced a barrage of ultimatums; now, Vietnam is in the crosshairs, grappling […]
I awoke the next day, picked up my iPad beside my bed and tuned into The Guardian. Dutton “believes in climate change,” declared the headline. If l believed my ears the night before, he had […]
By Jane Salmon Dear Messrs Burke and Albanese, I enjoy the support of Labor in many areas of my life. Education, social security, health, disability supports … the list is long. I am grateful. I […]
Election 2025 – Australia’s Weak Laws Let Misinformation Thrive – Here’s How to Stay Sharp for Pre-Poll By Sue Barrett I asked Grok, the AI built by xAI, what’s being overlooked in the 2025 Australian […]
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