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Climate Change and Genocide
The average rainfall in the wine growing region of Margaret River in South West Western Australia is around 1,130mm per year with rain recorded around 129 days of the year. In recent years, however, annual […]
Satire
Is Peter Dutton A Political Genius Like Trump?
Peter Dutton’s nuclear plan is the cleverest political ploy since Scott Morrison convinced the party to support net zero by 2050 on the condition that they didn’t have to actually commit to doing anything to […]
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Number 3 for 2024: Gaza
Great to see Keith Davis make his debut in the Top 5, with this topical article on Gaza from January. Is Israel committing genocide in Gaza? Palpably so. But have you bothered for even a […]
Social Justice
As the Gaza genocide continues, it cannot be a happy 2025
I’m sorry. I can’t rejoice over the New Year and all that stuff. How can we keep pretending – with bells and whistles and fireworks, and worthy preachings from pulpits and parliaments – that it’s […]
Politics
If I were a Gen Zer, Questions Our Leaders Must Answer for a Better Future
By Sue Barrett I don’t know where you were Christmas 2019-2020 when Australia was literally going up in flames and Scomo was in Hawaii and wouldn’t hold a hose. Well. I was on my couch […]
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Sinking Mike Pompeo: Tucker Carlson, Assange and Trump
Mike Pompeo’s role in the first Trump administration as both director of the Central Intelligence Agency and US Secretary of State will be forever associated with the venom and desperation he had in targeting Julian […]
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Number 4 for 2024: Peter Dutton still yet to deny he has shares in Coles!
What’s a Top 5 for the year if a Rossleigh article isn’t in it? Answer: We don’t know, because he’s always in it. He comes in at number 4 with this gem from January on […]
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Convenient generalisations
Generalisations are good, aren’t they? “They (Young people) have exalted notions, because they have not been humbled by life or learned its necessary limitations; moreover, their hopeful disposition makes them think themselves equal to great […]
Social Justice
Daniel Duggan extradition tests Australia’s sovereignty
By Denis Hay Description Daniel Duggan extradition tests Australia’s sovereignty, legal complexities, and how compassion-driven policies could reshape Australia’s political system. Introduction: Daniel Duggan extradition Australia finds itself grappling with a contentious legal and moral […]