The iconic beach's name likely originates from an aboriginal word signifying a place of violence, underscoring how pre-European life in this continents wasn't rosy by any stretch of the imagination.
I'm on the campaign trail and it's clear there is a mood for change.
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Apathy has meant we are at once the scientists and lab rats in a broad social experiment.
Our parliament has survived many tests with little change. The current political panic has brought in new symbols of subservience
It might be time for a new edition of the book: Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds
Does art affect how we view the world or does our view of the world impact art?
Nature has a way of ensuring things find their natural balance. It appears to offer a clue to the COVID crisis too.
A ham-fisted attempt to justify private property rights and a covid passport has the Prime Minister in a pretzel like twist.
The political rhetoric signals a change in the approach to COVID. The reasons have little to do with public health.
To adequately deal with a problem you first have to acknowledge what it is. That's the next challenge for the West.
Our governments are drunk on power but they are starting to realise the danger in the crisis they have manufactured.
Understanding the methods that are used to retain power may give some idea of what we can expect to come.
As established institutions fail the people, historians will consider the next decade as 'The Great Awakening'.
The Islamic barbarians have reclaimed Afghanistan after two decades of war. The lesson for the West is very clear.
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