By Joe Montero In many ways, the controversy over Barnaby Joyce’s affair is a distraction. The focus on the personal affair with a former journalist, who became a staffer in the media has the flavour […]
By Human Rights Watch (7 February 2018) People with disabilities in prisons across Australia are at serious risk of sexual and physical violence, and are disproportionately held in solitary confinement for 22 hours a day, Human Rights Watch said in a […]
By Christopher Knaus (The Guardian 14 Feb 2018) Only about $84m in Centrelink debts have been recovered in 14 months, far below the $350m identified by the automated system.
The Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS) has warned that increasing the punishment of the unemployed, will result in worsening poverty and joblessness.
By Joe Montero As expected, The House of Representatives passed legislation for a company tax cut at the end of last week, from 30 percent to 25 percent by 2026.
The following article by James Fernyhough (The New Daily 8 February 2018) provides an answer to the announcement by energy monopoly AGL, to raise charges for power. The bottom line is we are paying too much. Whether […]
The following is from Radio New Zealand (6 February 2018) and draws attention to the mess caused by Australian government policy regarding treatment, of refugees left in Papua New Guinea (PNG). Journalist refugee Behrouz Boochani provided on […]
By Glen Work expresses our humanity, enriching us as social individuals, making us human. Paid work is part of what makes us human, giving us benefits, that can also be utilised in activities such as […]
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