There's debt as far as the forecasters can see and that's set to become a problem for Australia. But does anyone really care?
The Trump-Musk cost-cutting campaign is a time for thorough review
Both sides of the UniParty are desperate for power and promising almost anything to have it.
The Voice to Parliament has “unknowns” of which “no assurances” can be made by people from the Yes campaign.
It seems every outfit, from sporting and business organisations through to religious and charitable groups, are supporting the push to enshrine racism in our constitution.
In the absence of so much detail, one can only presume they are doing so to curry favour with the government or to ensure access to the rivers of taxpayer money many of them depend on.
One of those groups is the Catholic Church, where the Catholic Bishop’s conference recently stated the voice “could be a significant step towards a more just and equitable Australia.”
I’d add it could also be a step toward a less just and more divided nation.
The Bishop’s support is far from unanimous though with one Bishop being quoted as saying:
“Whenever the Church marries the spirit of the age, she will be a widow in the next.”
A recent article even suggested that one of the greatest Popes in recent church history, Pope John Paul 2 would not have supported the voice.
The world said goodbye to a bunch of terrorists and jihadis via one of the most impressive covert operations imaginable.
While the Coalition will eventually oppose the MAD Bill, the big problem is that they support censoring the Internet but want to do it slightly differently.
After years of ignoring their biased and distorted view on politics and world affairs, their ABC finally broadcast something very powerful and insightful.
It's impossible to reconcile the reporting of yesteryear with what passes as mainstream media news today.
