Australia Voted for Change With New Prime Minister
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is evidently capable of achieving the seemingly impossible.
Can an Australian Billionaire Change the Face of Fossil Fuel Dependency?
It is Mike Cannon-Brookes' goal to use technology and investment to replace ageing coal dependency.
Australia's Pledges to Protect Great Barrier Reef Are Too Little, Too Late
In the past three decades, the GBR has lost more than half its coral cover, pollution has caused deadly starfish outbreaks and global warming has produced horrific coral bleaching.
Australia Is Leading the Way in Protein Alternatives
The growth in demand for protein globally means a win-win for the livestock industry and alternative proteins businesses.
Australia's Prime Minister Earns 'F' at Home and Abroad for COP26 Bungling
Prime Minister Scott Morrison's "Australian way" is worse than business as usual. It's a national and international disgrace.
Australia Needs a Federal Integrity Commission
The Australian public deserve a meaningful national integrity system and the MPs who act with moral integrity deserve it too.
Australia is Playing a Dangerous Game With its Nuclear Submarine Deal
Australia has seemingly created enormous economic and diplomatic divisions globally, while revealing none of the specific details around its deal to the Australian taxpaying public.
Australia Ignored Warnings on COVID Ravaging Indigenous Communities
The Australian government neglected to address housing, accessibility and health campaign measures that all may have prevented COVID-19 deaths to date.
Australia's Koalas Face Extinction by 2050
If the Australian government and private sector are willing to sacrifice koalas for the sake of urban development—and continue to lag behind in addressing the impacts of climate change on our landscape—koalas and other species will likely be extinct.
Afterpay is Built on Underregulated Market
Enabling consumers to use Afterpay to buy things they don't need, or to be reckless with spending, is going to lead to the next economic crash.
Australia's Failing Mental Health System Will Have Future Impact
The cost of Australia's failing health system is in human lives, and it is also in measurable economic and social loss.
Older Models Aren't a Passing Fashion, They Make Sense Socially
Beyond the evident economic benefit or marketing to demographics that buy magazines, fashion and beauty products, there is a huge social benefit in portraying women in their 50s, 60s and 70s in magazines.
Female Athletes Face Greater Aggression from the Press
Naomi Osaka is one of many women in sport who has felt bullied, patronized and disrespected by journalists. The answer is not to withdraw and refuse to partake in a considered dissection of a match.
Why is Part of Australia Experiencing a Fourth Lockdown?
It is the Australian government that should be stepping up to support Victorians during lockdown 4.0.
Australia Isn't Doing Enough to Address Climate Change
As other nations rise to the challenge and intend to meet ambitious targets set by President Joe Biden for 2030, Australia's prime minister missed his opportunity to show the world that Australia is serious when it comes to combating climate change.
Australia's Indigenous Deaths in Custody Continue to Prove Systemic Racism
The Australian government and systems of policing and corrections continue to feed the intergenerational trauma that resulted from institutional, systemic racism.
A City Designed For Women is a City Designed For All
While a female-friendly city does not solve male violence, it is an essential element in making cities less prone to opportunistic crimes.
The Recovery of National GDP Depends on the She-conomy
When women are involved in leadership, they create products and services that are ideally designed and marketed for the primary shopper in the household: women.
Most Australians Distrust the Media. This Can be Repaired
The media landscape in Australia is problematic. Diversity in ownership largely eroded over the last decade and numerous TV, radio, print and online media is now owned by single organizations.
Journalists, Democracy are Winners in Australia's Plan to Make Google Pay
If Google continues not to pay for the news it shares on its platform, it is not just Rupert Murdoch who stands to lose a dime, it's all news.