Media Release Queensland’s regional communities are set to benefit from an announcement that will see the Queensland Nature fund triple in size, with significant investments made to support farmers, landholders and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples capitalise on emerging natural capital markets. This new commitment, made by the Miles Labor Government yesterday will support…
Sustainable Population Australia Media Release Without a mature discussion on population growth, the housing crisis will extend for years to come, according to Sustainable Population Australia (SPA). SPA National president Peter Strachan says there is deep denial within the government that population is the main factor driving housing demand. “The government’s focus is on supply…
By Denis Hay Description: Uncover how the deep state influence shapes global politics, including Australia’s policies, serving corporate and geopolitical interests. Introduction: The Shadowy World of the Deep State In a world where democracy is celebrated as the cornerstone of modern governance, the concept of a “deep state” challenges our most fundamental beliefs. The deep…
By James Moore Little Johnny was off to school with his backpack and baseball glove. Teachers said classmates could play catch during recess. They noticed something about him, however, that he was not as aggressive as other boys and was overly thoughtful and concerned about his fellow students, and there was just something about the…
The sticky slime streaming forth from the memory of the late Mohamed Al–Fayed, who died in August last year at the age of 94, has been unrelenting. That the billionaire was an ogre of some proportion and influence during his time as the owner of Harrods in London was no secret. His ego was so…
By Denis Hay Transforming Australia’s Democracy: From Representation to True People’s Power. Description Discover how Australia’s democracy can evolve from representation to a true people-powered system, using its monetary sovereignty. Introduction Australia’s current political system is termed a “representative democracy,” where citizens elect members of parliament to make decisions on their behalf. While this structure…
By Bruce Wolpe In this epochal year in America of political upheaval, the only thing we should not be shocked about is that there are huge shocks to the country. There will be more. Americans and everyone invested in that country’s future need to steel themselves for the events that will unfold. Many acute observers…
On June 14 2017, a social housing tower building in London known as Grenfell Tower caught fire. 72 people were killed as a result of the fire which burned for 60 hours. Subsequent to the investigation that determined how the fire occurred, a follow up enquiry was convened by the UK Government to ascertain the…
By Noel Wauchope Peter Dutton is the leader of Australia’s opposition party – the Liberal-National Coalition. Which is pretty noteworthy and important, anyway. But of course, he would be more important if he is elected as Prime Minister in 2025. But is that enough fame for him? Dutton aspires to a greater, global, significance. He…
Public Health Association of Australia / Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health Media Release A new study published today shows that less than 2% of total Government health spending in Australia goes towards public health efforts like infectious and chronic disease protection, prevention and health promotion. The research also uncovered a lack of…