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Try a Louder Voice
I write not to praise the Opposition, but to autopsy it while it’s still twitching. Barely. If it twitched any slower, we’d need carbon dating to confirm it’s still alive. Australian democracy runs on a […]
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CDU EXPERT: How extremists are using language to inspire political violence
Charles Darwin University Charles Darwin University expert Dr Awni Etaywe is a lecturer in linguistics and a forensic linguistics researcher focusing on terrorism, incitement to hatred, radicalisation and genocide, and digital deviance. “Extremist messages work by […]
Environment
Whatever the COP31 venue, ‘Australia must perform’, says Greenpeace, as Türkiye confirmed as COP31 host
Greenpeace Australia Pacific Media Release SYDNEY/BELÉM, BRAZIL, Wednesday 19 November 2025 – As Türkiye is confirmed as the COP31 host, Greenpeace Australia Pacific has urged the Australian government to show leadership and use its role […]
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From Conquest to Photo-Ops: The 500-Year Legacy of the Absentee Landlord
With Gabriel Klein A ghost haunts our global politics, our economic systems, and our decaying public squares. It is the ghost of the colonial overseer, the absentee landlord who views the world as an estate […]
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Israel’s unrelenting, underreported ethnic cleansing of West Bank Palestinians
By Walt Zlotow Israel’s genocidal ethnic cleansing of Gaza is obvious to all with a moral conscious. Killing 70,000 Palestinians under 50,000 tons of US bombs obliterating Gaza’s 139 square miles is easy to process. […]
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The $9 Trillion Net Zero Lie: How the Coalition Turned Investment Into a Scare Campaign
Imagine a stash of cash, the size of Germany’s, Japan’s and India’s GDP combined. For that you could buy every property in Australia. Or If you spent $1 million every single day, it would take […]
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Clandestine Cleansing: Al-Majd Europe, Gaza and Israeli Policy
According to its website, the mission of Al-Majd Europe, yet another odd charity organisation operating in the mash and rubble of Gaza, is “dedicated to providing essential humanitarian aid, educational opportunities, and sustainable development projects […]
Your Say
What remains of the Liberals is nothing but a rabble
By Jim McIntosh These days, I hardly bother posting much in the way of discussion on social media. I have little time and less inclination to do so. The state of opposition politics at […]
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A Legacy of Cruelty: How Australia’s New Welfare Law Repeats the Sin of Robodebt
A ghost haunts the halls of Australian governance. It is the ghost of Robodebt – a scheme now synonymous with unlawful, systemic cruelty. Yet, before this ghost has even been properly laid to rest, a […]
Environment
Australia’s silence becoming deafening, as momentum builds for COP30 roadmap away from fossil fuels
Greenpeace Australia Pacific Media Release BELÉM, BRAZIL, Tuesday 18 November 2025 – In response to the COP30 ministerial level press conference on a ‘Mutirão Call for a Fossil Fuel Roadmap’ Dr Simon Bradshaw, COP31 Lead […]
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The Great Immigration Scare, 2.0: Facts versus the Mining State Panic Machine
Advance Australia has discovered that hard-working Australians are sleeping in cars. They’ve also discovered, what luck! Exactly who’s to blame: a million migrants whom Anthony Norman Albanese personally let in while you weren’t looking. It’s […]
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Public Housing Blueprint Could Solve the Crisis Fast
By Denis Hay Description Australia’s public housing crisis is urgent. Learn how public housing can address its issues using monetary sovereignty. 🎧 Prefer to listen to this article? Press play Introduction: Australia’s Crisis, a […]
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The Sword and the Halter: The Lost Tools of Accountability in an Age of Unchecked Power
There is a concept, all but forgotten in the sanitised corridors of modern power, that once governed the fate of rulers: the sword and the halter. In ages past, a leader who failed catastrophically – […]
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Competing for Emissions: The COP Candidate Contest
It’s so silly as to be depraved. Two countries, hardly exemplary when it comes to their environmental credentials, vying for hosting rights to an event that does more to emit greenhouse gases than it resolves […]
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The Desert-Makers: Why American Culture Feels So Hollow
You feel it, even if you haven’t found the words. A sense of unease, a quiet annoyance, when confronted with the relentless export of American culture. It is in the bombastic superhero movie that reduces […]