For over a hundred years, Australia has relied on great powers like the UK and US for defense. However, Albert Palazzo suggests that there might be a better way. He proposes a unique strategic defensive philosophy in his upcoming book, “The Big Fix: Rebuilding Australia’s National Security.” This approach challenges the status quo of dependence
In the remote north-east Arnhem Land outstation of Dhuruputjpi, a family has been grappling with a century-old mystery that continues to haunt them. The disappearance of Dhäkiyarr Wirrpanda in 1934 remains one of Australia’s enduring enigmas, shrouded in questions and pain. The Enigmatic Disappearance It all started in 1933 when a series of tragic events
Amidst the turbulent swings of financial markets, Australians nearing retirement find themselves on edge. The uncertainty stemming from inflation and global trade tensions can cast a shadow over one’s golden years. As retirement approaches, witnessing a decline in your superannuation funds can be disheartening. You might feel like the rug is being pulled out from
Late one evening, a middle-aged man with an “all-over” rash is admitted to the hospital. The busy day had caused his case to slip through the cracks until a doctor’s realization that it could be measles sparked concern. “I see a bevy of patients and staff exposed to contagion.” Measles, once considered a textbook disease
Peter Dutton, a prominent figure in Australian politics, is no stranger to controversy and scrutiny. Known for his strong opinions and unwavering stance on various issues, Dutton has often found himself at the center of heated debates and discussions. In recent times, Dutton’s political maneuvers have been likened to a high-stakes gymnastics routine – precise,
Growing up in Sydney’s western suburbs, I was a troubled kid filled with anger and confusion. My community was predominantly white and Christian, where racist sentiments were not uncommon. Influenced by family members’ prejudices and societal rhetoric against Asians, I found myself consumed by hatred and looking for an outlet for my rage. HTML Lost
In a room filled with seasoned diplomats, retired ministers, and esteemed analysts, the topic of Australian sovereignty took center stage. The once steadfast belief in American reliability as a protector was now wavering, shaken by the shifting tides of global politics. With Donald Trump at the helm, the very essence of Australia’s foreign policy was
Opposition leader Peter Dutton, a man known for his strong opinions and firm stance on various issues, has recently found himself at the center of controversy regarding the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). As the election campaign kicks off, Dutton does not shy away from expressing his views on the broadcaster’s funding and its journalists. In
Australia finds itself at a crossroads, grappling with the aftermath of Donald Trump’s bold move to impose tariffs on almost every nation worldwide. The repercussions are reverberating across economic and foreign policy landscapes, prompting a fundamental reevaluation of Australia’s place in the global arena. Challenging Times Ahead Initially met with denial, followed by futile attempts
After a decade of avoiding the show, my wife and I finally decided to dive into the realm of “Married at First Sight.” As avid consumers of reality TV, it was only a matter of time before we succumbed to the allure of this unique social experiment. The premise is simple yet intriguing – strangers