Democracy
The Voice will enrich democracy says Solicitor-General: Dutton says 'No'

Mainstream media and the Federal Opposition are spreading “The-Voice-is-divisive” rhetoric — ...  
War on opinion a danger to free thought

Opinion pages and comment sections are slowly being devalued, edging society closer to a one-party ...  
More public housing would help those in Australia doing it tough

The 'housing crisis' could use a dose of democratic big government, with state initiatives and ...  
Twitter conspiracy and Belinda Jones for Fadden: 'Real-life' according to Nine's kids

It’s telling that the right-wing mainstream media can manage to turn everything that doesn’t ...  
Corruption-proofing the Sunshine State: There is a better way

According to journalist Phil Dickie, who played a key role in the 1980s in exposing the crimina ...  
Climate of contention clouds Voice Referendum

The proposal to recognise Indigenous Australians by a Constitutional Voice to Parliament could be ...  
'The end game': Stella Assange's plea to Australia

Stella Assange's powerful address at the National Press Club implored Australians to help reunite ...  
NSW ICAC finds disturbing details of Liberal Party's far-Right faction

The NSW ICAC has launched a major probe into allegations that key NSW Liberal Party figures were ...  
America’s humiliations just keep piling up

Multiple events in the USA this month have dismayed, disturbed and disgusted the watching world ...  
Where there is 'woke', there is fire

Having constructive debates, rather than resorting to name-calling, is the way forward for a ...  
The loathsome cult of King Charles III

The excessive wealth of the British royal family would be better spent to remedy poverty and ...  
Fair voting system gains traction in UK

A reformed democratic system that favours fair representation in Parliament for all voters is ...  
The coronation: Beneath the robes and rituals

The rituals carried out at Westminster Abbey contained warnings for democrats and republicans ...  
Voice debate exposes a broken Australian media

Mainstream media coverage of the Voice to Parliament debate has highlighted the problem of bias ...  
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Voice to Parliament 'No' movement is missing the point

As a progressive society, Australians should consider the historical importance of an Indigenous ...  
Albanese needs to rethink Labor strategies to secure voters

As Australia's political system sees a shift away from the two-party system, the Labor Government ...  
JOHN PILGER: Danger of war exists if we don't speak up now

While no threat from China exists, media propagandists are trying to ignite a war the likes of ...  
The corporate criminals killing off democracy

With corporate criminality essentially unchecked worldwide, Dr Evan Jones diagnoses democracy as ...  

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