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World's most dangerous man/
The article in The Saturday Paper, week ended Feb 6/26, titled above, is to say the least "prescient". Approx - fifty years ago, when "Robotics" started to appear in various industries, there was general concern that jobs would be at risk and unemployment would escalate. Fortunately, this did not happen, and in fact, giant leaps in productivity began to appear. Working condidtions in industries such as "manufacturing" improved significantly and littie or no jobs, were lost. T
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The onoing Robodebt saga.
News out today from The Guardian. Apparently another $548.5 million has now been paid out, adding to the initial $2.4 Billion already paid. Yet we still do not know,who if any, are to be penalised? The fact that the coalition was the government during this debacle, appears to be of no concern to the current government. ISN'T it about time, that we voters are kept fully informed on matters such as these. It appears fairly obvious that the two major parties sit on the fence, wh
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Sep 6, 20251 min read
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Moving Sideways.
The article in this week's "The Saturday Paper" titled, as above by Mike Seccombe is full of good information but to some extent, misses...
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Sep 2, 20252 min read
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Israel v The UN.
The article by Karen Barlow in The Saturday Paper of w/eAug. 8th. is prescient and, of course valid. However, as a long- time supporter...
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Aug 29, 20252 min read
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Lobbying & All Its Faults.
A recent emailed newsletter from Guardian Australia, on the ongoing subject of lobbying and the failure of our governments to address...
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Aug 14, 20251 min read
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Corruption-Usa.
At this date, August 5, 2025, as we watch the deterioration of the USA under the Trump presidency, it may be easy to laugh. But as the USA...
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Aug 5, 20251 min read
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PWC -et-al.
A report in the Guardian this week, that the government is seriously considering allowing PWC to be welcomed back, appears premature to...
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Aug 3, 20252 min read
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Google Aust. black hole.
A recent "West Report" article by Michael West and Joshua Barnett reveals that Google Australia has reported revenue of $1.988 billion...
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Jun 20, 20251 min read
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Why does gas set electricity prices.
A recent "West Report" article by Rex Patrick on this subject clearly, establishes that "Electricity prices are set by the gas price. The...
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Jun 18, 20252 min read
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Aftermath of Election.
Now that the last election is over, we now have to face the reckoning. Rex Patrick of the "West Report" is quite rightly summarising how...
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Jun 15, 20252 min read
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All Gas and Gaiters, but not funny.
A recent series of articles by the" Michael West Media" journalists, on the facts and truth re. the deceit of the Gas industry in...
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Jun 12, 20252 min read
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Busting, Myths about the new Super Tax.
In last week's "West Report," an excellent article by Harry Chemay to do with the proposed new super tax, he very clearly spells out the...
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Jun 10, 20251 min read
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Jobs fantasy: Another set of figures damns the RBA's judgement.
The article by Michael Pascoe in this week's "West Report" titled as above, is of course prescient. It confirms an opinion I expressed in...
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Jun 8, 20251 min read
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Once again, Robodebt and the silence.
The excellent report in this week's "Michael West Media" newsletter re. The ongoing silence, regarding "Robodebt" is a must-read. How...
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Jun 7, 20251 min read
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The fixer is in.
As usual, the article in this week's "The Saturday Paper" titled as above by Mike Seccombe, is of extreme importance. Australia has, for...
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May 27, 20253 min read
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Mickey Mouse is smarter than Trump.
This is the opinion of Professor Jeffrey Sachs of Columbia University in the USA. While our newly elected government should (no doubt)...
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May 23, 20252 min read
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The Australian Election 2025'
While counting continues, it is quite clear that the Labor Party has achieved a major victory. Congratulations and all that, but we are...
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May 5, 20252 min read
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Beg, borrow or teal.
The article by MIKE Seccombe in "the Saturday Paper" dated to April 4, titled : "How Albanese's late election sent the teals broke" is a...
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Apr 15, 20252 min read
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Dutton's weaponisation.
The article in last week's "The Saturday Paper" by professor Kim Rubenstein titled "Dutton's weaponisation of citizenship" in reference...
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Apr 6, 20252 min read
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Just an observation.
The news today that the RBA is holding the interest rate at 4.1 percent, should not be a surprise. When are we, the ordinary people,...
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Apr 6, 20251 min read
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