Too Political To Stay
Sydney street artist Crisp, recently painted a mural to highlight the importance of voting. He had…
Politics
Remembering the last time the Victorian border was closed
As the Victorian and NSW border closes and masks are made mandatory due to Covid 19,…
How Cognitive Decline May Affect Ageing Leaders
With the US election looming, a lot of emphasis is currently being placed on the age…
Is The US Still The World’s Biggest Superpower?
The United States has long been an influential country, put on the pedestal of the ‘American…
The Five Minute Advocate – Power and corruption
This week on The Five Minute Advocate, formerly known as More Civil Societies, Julie Macken looks at how politicians both here and overseas are abusing their power throughout the pandemic. Read More
Prices to Pay Amidst Slippery Oil Dispute
The coronavirus seems to be causing a lot of changes across the world right now, but…
2020 Presidential Election with Assoc. Professor in US Politics; Brend...
As we move toward the back-end of 2020, Global Health issues have a strangle on Media…
Young Activists Meet For the First Time
It is no wonder that 17-year-old climate activist Greta Thunberg idolizes 22-year-old Pakistani human right’s activist…
The Importance Of Enforcing Strong Ethical Standards For Our Ministers
We place a lot of trust into our elected government ministers, trust that they not only…
Rising Levels of Perceived Corruption in Australia
Just yesterday, the Transparency International released its latest corruption perceptions index on Thursday, ranking levels of…
The politics of climate change
Earlier this year we watched as thousands of youngsters rallied, begging to reduce the impact of…
So What Exactly Does A Proposed Overhaul Of Australia’s Defamation Law...
Soon, it may become harder for people to successfully sue a news organisation for defamation. The…