• Management through measurement

    26, February, 2017

    If you can't measure it, you can't manage it. Should we apply this to government regulation?

    By Published On: 26, February, 20176.2 min read
  • home economics

    16, February, 2017

    Homes are becoming less affordable. What is going on?

    By Published On: 16, February, 20174.9 min read
  • Save the middle class

    30, June, 2016

    Most civilisations implode when the upper and lower classes get too far apart. A shrinking middle class is a sign of a civilisation in decline.

    By Published On: 30, June, 20164.8 min read
  • Union membership

    17, June, 2016

    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.

    By Published On: 17, June, 20164.2 min read
  • 14, June, 2016

    Do minor parties have a role in a two-party state? They can promise whatever they want with no chance of being accountable. Why have them?

    By Published On: 14, June, 20163.6 min read
  • 14, May, 2016

    A satirical look at what a building royal commission in 2046 might discover.

    By Published On: 14, May, 20165.5 min read
  • Terrorism or intolerance

    4, April, 2016

    Should 'terrorists' be re-classified as 'intolerants'? Many are so focused on their own ideology that they cannot tolerate any other.

    By Published On: 4, April, 20163.7 min read
  • 10, March, 2016

    A humorous look at the NRA. Not the National Rifle Association but Nother Reality Association. Making fake news real.

    By Published On: 10, March, 20165.1 min read
  • David Bowie

    12, February, 2016

    What do David Bowie and I have in common? One big thing.

    By Published On: 12, February, 20163.9 min read
  • 7, February, 2016

    It is hard to have a sensible tax discussion in Australia. The losers drown out any reform that delivers winners and losers. How can we change antiquated and inefficient taxes?

    By Published On: 7, February, 20166.8 min read