A proposal to prioritise inflation over employment would make higher joblessness the deliberate cost of economic stability, with working Australians carrying the burden. read now...
Independent Australia > Independent Commentary >
The ABC's coverage of major sports is still more taxpayer-funded promotion of the sports-gambling complex. The post Is the ABC’s major sports coverage undermining, or helping, our social cohesion? appeared
If you ignore what the politicians are saying, the official position of the regulator is that we don't know if the ban is helping our kids yet. That shouldn't be
Most commentators will tell you fixing productivity is just a matter of political will. But dig even a little into the data, and it becomes obvious it's very complicated. The
'What this exposes is just how little the department is prepared to do, even after two bootings from the Ombudsman.' The post The government claimed it was monitoring dodgy job
Surprise, surprise. The proposed Gold Coast colossus doesn't measure up. read now...
West Papuan provisional government president Benny Wenda has called on Pacific leaders to condemn the ongoing occupation of his peoples’ country by Indonesia, as Jakarta, the so-called administrator of the region, has again been carrying out aerial and land raids upon villages in the West Papuan highlands, specifically in Puncak Regency, commencing on ...
This isn't a 'not all men' piece. That’s a separate genre, usually published in the comments section beneath a news story about murdered women, by a man named 'Dave' whose
Plus the two independent candidates you should keep an eye on. The post Why One Nation vs Liberal battles will benefit Labor in the South Australian election appeared first on
The annual post-parade party at Sydney's Mardi Gras has been cancelled. It's far from the only controversy to hit the festival this year. The post Mardi Gras is getting torn
From British imperial control to multinational corporate dominance, Australia’s economic independence remains more illusion than reality. read now...
Treasury is reportedly considering changes to negative gearing in the May budget as the government looks to tighten its belt, and talks between the US and Iran have concluded in
A proposal to prioritise inflation over employment would make higher joblessness the deliberate cost of economic stability, with working Australians carrying the burden. read now...
The ABC's coverage of major sports is still more taxpayer-funded promotion of the sports-gambling complex. The post Is the ABC’s major sports coverage undermining, or helping, our social cohesion? appeared
If you ignore what the politicians are saying, the official position of the regulator is that we don't know if the ban is helping our kids yet. That shouldn't be
Most commentators will tell you fixing productivity is just a matter of political will. But dig even a little into the data, and it becomes obvious it's very complicated. The
'What this exposes is just how little the department is prepared to do, even after two bootings from the Ombudsman.' The post The government claimed it was monitoring dodgy job
Surprise, surprise. The proposed Gold Coast colossus doesn't measure up. read now...
West Papuan provisional government president Benny Wenda has called on Pacific leaders to condemn the ongoing occupation of his peoples’ country by Indonesia, as Jakarta, the so-called administrator of the region, has again been carrying out aerial and land raids upon villages in the West Papuan highlands, specifically in Puncak Regency, commencing on ...
This isn't a 'not all men' piece. That’s a separate genre, usually published in the comments section beneath a news story about murdered women, by a man named 'Dave' whose
Plus the two independent candidates you should keep an eye on. The post Why One Nation vs Liberal battles will benefit Labor in the South Australian election appeared first on
The annual post-parade party at Sydney's Mardi Gras has been cancelled. It's far from the only controversy to hit the festival this year. The post Mardi Gras is getting torn
From British imperial control to multinational corporate dominance, Australia’s economic independence remains more illusion than reality. read now...
Treasury is reportedly considering changes to negative gearing in the May budget as the government looks to tighten its belt, and talks between the US and Iran have concluded in