As climate crisis costs rise, who will pay?
Amy Goodman the host of Democracy now and Dennis Moynihan a bestselling author write (Common Dreams 24 July 2023) about the Important question of how […]
Month: July 2023
Daniel Duggan’s imprisonment is a denial of justice and an affront to Australia’s sovereignty
Contributed Too many Australians still don’t know who Daniel Duggan is, even if his case has significant repercussions and says a lot about how legal process […]
Call for a super profit tax to create affordable housing is on the mark
By Joe Montero One of Australia’s biggest unions. The Construction Forestry Mining Maritime and Energy Union (CFMMEU) is launching a push for a major rise […]
India’s withdrawal from the Talisman Sabre war exercises welcomed
Contributed The Independent and Peaceful Australia Network (IPAN) coalition, which has been waging a long Campaign against United States led war exercises on Australian soil […]
Super charged weather is warning that much more climate action is necessary
By Joe Montero Once again, the world is being warned by nature of the disaster climate warming is causing. This year has seen record heatwaves […]
NATO summit in Vilnius proved to be a major failure
Contributed The just concluded NATO summit in Vilnius ended by producing little, except to reveal uncertainty and lack of member unity. This was supposed to be […]
Royal Commission shines torch on Robodebt injustice
By Joe Montero The Holmes Royal Commission has produced a damning report on Robodebt and presented 57 recommendations Robodebt has been confirmed as one of […]
Recognised experts agree on that the Australian economy is in trouble
By Joe Montero The latest survey by the Conversation should be of interest to everyone. It involved contributions from of leading forecasters in 25 Australian […]