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What an effective Murray-Darling water policy should look like

6 April 2019 Editor 0

The following was originally published on the Australia’s Science Channel website (28 March 2019). It outlines measures that must be taken to restore and protect the Murray-Darling river system. Blaming the drought is wrong. According […]

This year’s National Budget is a con and continuation of business as usual

5 April 2019 Editor 0

By Joe Montero Make no mistake about it This year’s federal budget is an attempted con for election purposes, and its real content is to set up for a massive new cut to services.

Starting with QBE – insurance companies are being pushed to quit coal

5 April 2019 Editor 0

By Ben Wilson It takes no genius to work out that if we don’t do enough to combat the threat of global warming, the world and humanity are in serious trouble. Most people want real […]

What we found in going to the Venezuela-Colombia border

5 April 2019 Editor 0

By Joe Montero When Lucho Requelme and Federico Fuentes and I, found ourselves heading towards the border separating Venezuela and Columbia, it began an unexpected adventure.

New Zealand murders are an outcome of the politics of hate

23 March 2019 Editor 0

By Jim Hayes The mass murder committed by an Australian in New Zealand has put a spotlight on the promotion of racial division by major media and a stream of mainstream politicians.

Another huge school strike for climate action hits Australia

23 March 2019 Editor 0

By Jim Hayes Tens of thousands of young Australians, if not more, have once again taken part in the global school strike. Students in 123 countries and 2,000 cities called on governments to step up […]

What is the real political situation in Venezuela?

23 March 2019 Editor 0

This is the second in a series of articles by Joe Montero, who recently visited Venezuela as part of a small delegation, to find out the truth of what is going on there

Mine dust victims call for coal levy

23 March 2019 Editor 0

This news item from From SBS News (1 March 2019) highlights the plight of a group of workers who have contracted what is commonly called black lung and the mining companies have so far failed […]

Is what we are being told about the situation in Venezuela true or a lie?

23 March 2019 Editor 0

This is the first of Joe Montero’s articles from the front line in Venezuela, delayed because of an attack on the country’s electricity system, which has left most regions without power, water or communications for […]

Video: Historian Rutger Bregman calls out Carlson and Fox as corrupt

23 February 2019 Editor 0

Dutch historian Rutger Bregman spoke the truth at Fox. The interview on the Tucker Carlson Show was not aired, but it has been leaked. Bregman is the author of the book Utopia for Realists, in […]

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Year: 2019

What an effective Murray-Darling water policy should look like

This year’s National Budget is a con and continuation of business as usual

Starting with QBE – insurance companies are being pushed to quit coal

What we found in going to the Venezuela-Colombia border

New Zealand murders are an outcome of the politics of hate

Another huge school strike for climate action hits Australia

What is the real political situation in Venezuela?

Mine dust victims call for coal levy

Is what we are being told about the situation in Venezuela true or a lie?

Video: Historian Rutger Bregman calls out Carlson and Fox as corrupt