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  • ELECTRIFYING NEWS!

    Saul Griffith is an engineer and entrepreneur specialising in clean and renewable energy technologies and the author of 3 books including Electrify and The Big Switch. He is the founder
  • GOOD ON THE KNITTING NANA(S)

    Mild mannered Gloucester resident, and recently retired pre-school educator Dominique Jacobs, made legal history recently when the NSW Supreme Court ruled that some significant parts of the draconian anti-protest laws
  • USA 2024 CHAOS: IMPLICATIONS FOR AUSTRALIA

    At the beginning of 2024, US politics seems more fraught than ever. Presidential elections and Donald Trump’s resurgence loom large. And echoes of history clearly reverberate. Back in 1860, Abraham
  • NATURE AND FARMING CAN CO-EXIST

    We are accustomed to hearing tales of the old cockie who believes in the saying that goes something like this: “If it grows, then cut it down, and if it
  • TIME TO FACE THE REAL FACTS

    Lies, disinformation, false facts, plain ole racism and discrimination, let alone petty politics tossed around with no truth analysis, seems entrenched in our society.  Surely truth and fact checking should
  • ABC’S FORMER ARCHIVIST’S SUDDEN DEATH IN TUNCURRY A HUGE LOSS.

    Wendy Borchers was a life-force. An inclusive and generous mentor to everyone who came through the ABC Archive Research area, she shared her knowledge across the Content Services areas and
  • TIME TO FACE THE REAL FACTS

    Lies, disinformation, false facts, plain ole racism and discrimination, let alone petty politics tossed around with no truth analysis, seems entrenched in our society.  Surely truth and fact checking should
  • ARSE OVER ALBO!

    The Voice Referendum result has generated multiple opinions, both nationally and internationally. If the methodology of the referendum is closely analysed, it might shed some light as to why Australia
  • IS AUSTRALIA THE SELFISH NATION?

    As an Australian with First Nations and coloniser blood running through my veins, I’ve always believed in the promise of a fair and just Australia, one that can celebrate our
  • To the Prime Minister and every Member of the House of Representatives and the Senate of the Commonwealth Parliament

    This is an open letter which will be circulated to the Australian public and media. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have observed a week of silence across Australia since
  • Gardening

    GROWING BERRIES

    It is one of life’s simple pleasures to walk about in your garden in the warmer months and notice rich juicy berries ready for
  • Collectibles

    Antiques and Collectables

    Collect the past and invest in your future, with an accumulation of knowledge and great items with history to share. You can teach a
  • Books

    GREEN DOT

    Madeleine Gray. Allen and Unwin. Rrp $32.99 This is an intriguing book written in a freewheeling style I’ve not encountered before probably because it
  • Books

    RUNT

    Craig Silvey Illustrations Sara Acton Allen&Unwin, RRP$22.99 Jacinta, aged 7, chats to her grandad John Watts, (whom she calls Da), about Craig Silvey’s new
  • Books

    THE HAPPIEST MAN ON EARTH

    Eddie Jaku Macmillan. Rrp $12.99 Eddie Jaku OAM was a remarkable man. A survivor of several German concentration camps during World War II he
  • Books

    QUESTION 7

    Richard Flanagan Published by Knopf 2023 RRP $35.00 Every so often you come across a book that defies easy categorisation, but which, when finished
  • Politics

    TIME TO FACE THE REAL FACTS

    Lies, disinformation, false facts, plain ole racism and discrimination, let alone petty politics tossed around with no truth analysis, seems entrenched in our society. 
  • Politics

    ARSE OVER ALBO!

    The Voice Referendum result has generated multiple opinions, both nationally and internationally. If the methodology of the referendum is closely analysed, it might shed
  • Politics

    Opinion The Voice which Walks

    Like the vast majority of fellow Australians I do not belong to any political party.  Neither do I belong to a predominant group, within
  • Politics

    VOTE YES . . . IT MAKES SENSE

    Cast your mind back some six years, when over 250 Indigenous delegates met at Uluru and reached a consensus on a 440 word statement

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