By Joe Montero Guo Shuqing, the chair of the China Banking regulatory Commission, made a significant public statement last weekend. In an article for Qiushi, the commission’s online publication, he wrote. “In an international monetary […]
By Adam Carlton Among the growing number of Australians calling for more to be done to lower carbon emissions in Australia are farmers. The National Farmers Federation (NFF), claiming to represent 80,000 farmers has now […]
Jess Glass writes (The Canberra Times, 17 August 2020), an impressive group of lawyers and academics have called for the release of Julian Assange from what they say, amounts to a show trial and serious […]
Contributed One can knock Victoria’s premier Dan Andrews for not being sensitive enough during the current lockdown. More could have been done to explain and win people’s confidence and get them involved. But the politically […]
By Joe Montero The first article of this series explained that the emerging economic crisis has bee ncaused by a combinaition of both structural problems within the economy and the coronavirus pandemic. The second noted […]
By Ugly The Australian youth Climate Council (AYCC) and the Seed Indigenous Youth Climate Network (SEED), are launching s new campaign against what it calls dirty gas projects. The reason is that the Morrison government […]
By Joe Montero The Morrison government has had the gall to ask the human rights committee of the United Nations, to vote against a claim by the Torres Straights Islanders, that climate change caused rising […]
Nick O’Malley writes (Sydney Morning Herald 10 August 2020), that the gas industry is pushing for a green light to expand the number of gas wells and that this should be rejected, and this applies […]
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