Politics
How bloody well informed are we? It doesn’t look good!
This is the dead land* this is cactus land here the stone images are raised, here they receive the supplication of a dead man’s hand under the twinkle of a fading star. […]
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Politics
YouGov – no I’m just kidding
Where’s our news, where are the investigative journalists, where’s our ABC and who the fudgestone are YouGov? The ABC busted: our most trusted and public broadcaster drops the YouGov bombshell, except they hide the real […]
Politics
Is Barnaby In Witless Protection? Federal Election News!
The cost of living is going to be one of the main points of the upcoming election. Appartently, Dutton will be asking if we were better off three years ago than we are today, which […]
Politics
Peter Dutton’s plan to sack 36,000 public servants comes at a cost
Editorial: Is Peter Dutton just spouting populist rhetoric, or does he fully intend sacking 36,000 public servants if his party wins office later this year? If the latter, there will likely be repercussions. These are […]
Politics
Election 2025: Who let the dogs out?
Before we all plunge into electioneering mode I would like to say a few things about the piss-poor political choices available in Australia, as well as the piss-poor political discussions that we are all about […]
Politics
Democracy Fragile in QLD Local Governments
By Callen Sorensen Karklis In 2024 during the QLD Local Government elections – much like in the NSW local elections – interesting changes occurred in our democracy across the state. Many voters, much like the […]
Politics
Trade wars: Will a China-America trade war see Australia caught in the middle?
Talk of President Trump’s tariffs has invariably led to fears of trade wars should countries retaliate, with all eyes on China as the other big player. A trade war is: ”… an economic conflict often […]
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Why is Australia Day 26th January?
By Garry Bates In 1818, Governor Macquarie gazettes 26 January as a public holiday for New South Wales to celebrate the foundation of the colony in NSW. He called it Anniversary Day. The First Nations […]
Environment
Climate Council: Renewables suburbs an electrifying plan to cut costs and climate pollution
The Climate Council Media Release THE CLIMATE COUNCIL has welcomed moves to extend trials aimed at getting more Aussie suburbs off polluting gas and onto cheaper power bills through upgraded appliances, rooftop solar and batteries. […]
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Aussie women are a phenomena, not a relic
When will attention-seeking, headline craving males accept that the modern day Aussie woman is not a relic? Nor an object. She is a phenomenon. Let’s face it; the treatment of Australian women from the good […]