More than a million take to the streets in France’s political crisis
By Joe Montero Crowds of protestors have been in the streets since the French parliament sent don a confidence vote that ended the François Bayrou government and […]
By Joe Montero Crowds of protestors have been in the streets since the French parliament sent don a confidence vote that ended the François Bayrou government and […]
Contributed f Newly appointed French Prime Miniter Sébastien Lecornu, promises a profound break from pasty politics, characterised by “humility.” Whatever this means he didn’t say. The […]
By Jim Hayes When more than one hundred thousand marched across Sydney Harbour Bridge yesterday (Sunday 3 August) they made history. This was the biggest […]
By Jim Hayes In the lead up to Anthony Albanese’s trip to China to talk to his counterpart there, Premier Xi Jinping, the China threat […]
By Joe Montero The BRICS summit came and went last week in Brazil’s Rio de Janeiro. Western media aligned with United States economic and political […]
By Joe Montero It’s tempting to indulge in bashing Donald Trump, Elon Musk, and other talking heads in the Trump stable. They certainly invite it. […]
By Joe Montero The 2035 election campaign is in full swing now that Anthony Albanese has called it for 3 May. Neither Labor nor the […]
By Jim Hayes Peter Dutton’s own budget alternatives released last night (27 February 22025) was marked by one overwhelming fact. There was almost nothing in […]
By Joe Montero Despite the absence of an official election date, campaign activities are currently underway. The West Australia Ballot is over Labor lost 18 […]
Contributed Anthony Albanese is right to stand up against the imposition of a 25 percent tariff on Australian exports to the United States. This is […]
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