A US request for Australian Naval support in the Middle-East is a tough call. We can't abandon our greatest ally but we shouldn't be part of their political folly either.
Australia is being let down by a government that doesn't know what to do or how to do it. The pressure of underperformance is starting to show and we are all paying the price.
As one door closes, another door of opportunity always opens. Rather than avoid change, we should seek it out as a means of personal and professional development.
A US Navy medico says he found major spikes in heart-related ailments among pilots, including heart failure (973%) and cardiomyopathy (152%) over the five-year average.
As digital and physical safe haven assets jump in price, it could signal the next leg of an 'almost everything' rally as money flees from government to private investments.
The evidence of continuing economic and societal problems is not due to a lack of resources or potential. It almost always comes down to one crucial thing.
There's a saying that a picture tells a thousand words. When I saw a photo of a Greens press conference, it said a lot about what's wrong with Australian politics.
The media are painting a narrative that the rejection of failed leftist politics is a product of the 'far-right'. They refuse to acknowledge that the people have had enough of the lies and the corruption.
