The British indulgent political circus may well catch on in Australia
Contributed Australia might be a long way away from Britain. But it seems to me that the present battle for the leadership of the conservative […]
Month: July 2022
Report exposes Australia’s shocking environment record
By Jim Hayes No surprises here. The Morrison government hid evidence that the damage being caused to Australia by climate warming is far worse than […]
Pandemic support must continue for as long as it takes
By Joe Montero That the Australian government now recognises that the pandemic is not over is a positive development, and a major shift from the […]
Former leader of Timor-Leste speaks on Bernard Collaery case
Xana Gusmao, the leader of the battle of Timor-Leste from Indonesian occupation spoke out on 6 July, about the welcome decision of the Australian government […]
British political crisis is about more than Boris Johnson
By Jim Hayes Britain’s Prime Minister has resigned at last. The writing has been on the wall for Boris Johnson for some time. He leaves […]
Floods once again show Australia needs much more prevention and climate action
Contributed New South Wales is experiencing its fourth major flooding event in 18 months. Everyone should now see that climate change driven new climate patterns […]
NATO steps up its ideological and strategic war
By Jim Hayes NATO has stepped up its war on China at this week’s meeting in Madrid. There may not be a plan to invade […]
Affordable housing can be created with a multipronged approach
By Joe Montero House prices are soaring across Australia, increasing in some places by up to 20 percent of pre-pandemic levels. Rents have risen by […]