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Morrison government diverts embarrassment with return to Howard era response to asylum seekers

23 February 2019 Editor 0

By Joe Montero. The passing of the Medical Evacuation Bill was a defeat for the Morrison government. Sort of anyway. The minister can intervene and prevent a medical evacuation and the new law does not […]

Stop the farce of celebrating Australia Day on 26 January

25 January 2019 Editor 0

by Joe Montero and Ben Wilson If Australia is going to have a national day, why not have it on a day that inspires?

Only Australia joins the US at pro-coal event during COP24 climate summit

16 December 2018 Editor 0

Sad to see that Australia has stood out for the wrong reason at the COP 24 summit at Katowice in Poland.

Build unity to get rid of the Coalition

15 December 2018 Editor 0

By Jim Hayes Don’t get me wrong. I’m all for Labor winning the federal election next year. The alternative of an ongoing Coalition government would be a disaster in many ways. More so, when it […]

Australia no longer trusts what passes for democracy here

15 December 2018 Editor 0

By Joe Montero The Museum of Australian Democracy and the Institute for Governance and Policy analysis at the University of Canberra have just released their findings from joint research. It tells us what everybody knows […]

Morrison government can only deliver more of the same

2 September 2018 Editor 0

By Joe Montero Although Peter Dutton did not become Australia’s new prime minister, those behind the attempt have not lost. Scott Morrison might have got the guernsey. This did not stop them from strengthening their […]

Challenge to Turnbull more than a plot

24 August 2018 Editor 0

By Joe Montero The ongoing brawl within the Liberal Party and the dumping of Malcolm Turnbull is proof that something big is happening on the Australian political landscape, and it is not limited to the […]

Call for a better Plan for Australia’s defence

12 August 2018 Editor 0

From the Independent and Peaceful Austria Network (IPAN) IPAN calls for a public discussion on neutrality for Australia “in the face of continuing uncertainty towards the alliance and global rules-based order”.

Michaelia Cash and the government are working hard to bury the real story over the AWU raid

7 June 2018 Editor 0

By Joe Montero As the old saying goes, Jobs Minister Senator Michaelia Cash is “in more…than a Werribee duck.” She is sinking over the fallout from the Australian Workers Union Affair.

Julie Bishop is on a mission to defend global rules

14 April 2018 Editor 0

By Jim Hayes Julie Bishop is on a mission to “defend the rules that have underpinned a period of relative global peace and prosperity.”

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