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Trespassers complaining on Stolen Lands – Mick Lawless

Trespassers complaining on Stolen Lands – Mick Lawless

by | May 24, 2023 | Articles by Mick Lawless, Australia's move to the Right, Corruption, Environment, Health, Homelessness, Indigenous affairs, Media, Pensions and unemployment benefits, Police, Political issues, Racism

  First noticed that old Right Wing theme favourite “Tough on Crime” reemerging in Alice Springs, Northern Territory (NT). A racist little Facebook effort called Action for Alice 2020.  “Tough on Crime’s” kamerad “Law and...
Labor under Albanese is neoliberalism’s most effective agent – Guy Rundle

Labor under Albanese is neoliberalism’s most effective agent – Guy Rundle

by | January 18, 2023 | Australia's move to the Right, Climate Change, Corruption, Environment, Foreign policy, Health, Pensions and unemployment benefits, Political issues, Trade unions

  The prime minister promised to restore commonality and common purpose. The reality is Labor is delivering just more of the same.   When Anthony Albanese claimed victory on election night in 2022, he spoke of making Australia a “common ground where together...
Labor’s Robodebt revisionism has become rote amongst it’s True Believers – by Mick Lawless

Labor’s Robodebt revisionism has become rote amongst it’s True Believers – by Mick Lawless

by | May 18, 2022 | Articles by Mick Lawless, Australia's move to the Right, Corruption, Environment, Foreign policy, Indigenous affairs, Media, Pensions and unemployment benefits, Political issues, Technology

        What is Robodebt? Best to examine what Robodebt is before challenging the apologist orthodoxy that has emerged to excuse Labor’s role in its creation.    “The Robodebt scheme, formally Online Compliance Intervention...
The Albanese doctrine: ‘Don’t play politics with security’ – (Labor moves even further Right under “Albo”) – Annotated by Mick Lawless

The Albanese doctrine: ‘Don’t play politics with security’ – (Labor moves even further Right under “Albo”) – Annotated by Mick Lawless

by | March 11, 2022 | Articles by Mick Lawless, Australia's move to the Right, Corruption, Environment, Foreign policy, Media, Military, Political issues

If anyone believed an “Albo” led Labor government would be more social democratic and less neoliberal than their Hawke/Keating/Rudd/Gillard predecessors, this Greg Sheridan article about Murdoch’s new favourite for PM should disabuse of them of such...