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Most Recent Posts
16, November, 2025
How do we build more homes faster, cheaper and to a better quality standard? The answer may be prefabricated houses.
28, October, 2025
Is the US Electoral System still fit for purpose after 236 years? What can they learn from Australia and the Australian Electoral Commission?
14, October, 2025
What makes a person receptive to a conspiracy theory? What makes a conspiracy theory something people can grab and not want to let go?
22, September, 2025
We still talk of an Aboriginal Treaty. What is the background? Why is there a need? What would it contain?
11, September, 2025
What happens when you mix business with government? Should a government be run by a business? Is that what Trump is doing?
A Random Selection
How much is enough to live on? Does it include an iPhone or an overseas holiday? It depends on what consumerism has told us.
Responsibility and accountability are different things and get confused when we look at government. Read the difference and how it applies to politics.
Unions may be in decline but they do have a purpose beyond their members. In Australia, they play a role in keeping a Labor party hones.
Creative thinking and politics conjure up images of rorting and dodgy accounting. However, innovative thinking should be applied to some of the problems governments face to find alternative solutions.
what’s trending
16, November, 2025
How do we build more homes faster, cheaper and to a better quality standard? The answer may be prefabricated houses.
28, October, 2025
Is the US Electoral System still fit for purpose after 236 years? What can they learn from Australia and the Australian Electoral Commission?
editor’s pick
16, December, 2013
Rage against the cushions!!! Men, we need to combine to fight the stuffing of our houses with cushions. Join Men Against Cushions.
14, May, 2016
A satirical look at what a building royal commission in 2046 might discover.
