The outcome of the July 2, 2016 election will determine whether Australia continues its downward spiral or begins to lift itself out of the current quagmire. It is therefore crucial that voters pay close attention to the reasons they will be casting their vote. Click here to view in high resolution.
Continue reading →The first new French built Aussie sub is much more than expected – it will definitely serve Australia’s (defence) needs for the next 20 years.
Continue reading →4. Laws that restrict democratic rights and freedoms are now the norm, not the exception. A survey of the current federal, state, and territory statute books has identified 350 laws that infringe upon our basic freedoms.
Continue reading →3. There is a contract that politicians must honour: the people will work and produce in the knowledge that their politicians work for them to ensure the Australian way of life is not undermined or compromised.
Continue reading →2. This essay presents more examples of incompetence, ignorance, arrogance, blind ambition, egocentricity, and blatant deception displayed every day by Australia’s politicians. This important and necessary discussion continues from Part 1.
Continue reading →1. This essay outlines some of the issues voters will be taking to the next Federal Election – the politicians’ use-by date. Knowledge is power, and voting without knowing the implications holds no value.
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