Category: Independent Australia

The comparative unemployment rates between Australia and New Zealand have been affecting migration. read now…

The rejection of the ABC’s appeal into the legalities of the AFP raids has the Greens pushing for greater press freedoms and protections for whistleblowers. read now…

The PM spoke this week about the system failing Hannah Clarke and her children, and he promised to act. read now…

An interesting piece went out over the weekend by Jacqueline Maley of the Sydney Morning Herald, titled ‘A pernicious online bubble is suffocating civilised debate’, which set Twitter off like a firecracker. read now…

After two decades of refusal to acknowledge the science of climate change, it has taken a national bushfire tragedy for policy-makers to wake-up. read now…

If Labor plans to keep its promise of emission reductions by 2050, serious action must be taken as time is running out. read now…

Paul Dutton discusses the irony that is Australia’s First Peoples having to prove their Aboriginality to satisfy white Australians.  read now…

Foxtel is reaching a threshold where it will have to decide if it wants to continue its proprietary pay-TV service, writes Paul Budde. read now…

Why is the Queensland Government so desperate to knock down or massively reduce a huge dam it built itself, less than 15 years ago? read now…

False economic doctrines that refuse to die apply in Australia as much as the U.S., with equal impact, writes Alan Austin. read now…

The Morrison Government is gambling with public health as the China travel ban is partially lifted. read now…