Nuclear-powered subs high risk and provocative
The new pact between the US, UK, and Australia to share nuclear-powered submarine technology is certainly momentous but also high risk and provocative at so many levels.
Off-the-shelf subs would save $70 billion
Advanced off-the-shelf diesel-electric submarines can operate fully submerged for weeks – there is no need for an expensive bespoke Australian submarine.
A Just Transition for Fossil Fuel-Exposed Regional Economies
The clean transition will be critical to mitigating the worst impacts of global warming, and its happening whether the Government is supporting it or not.
The futile 20-year war on terror
The 20-year mission in Afghanistan was a failure, the war on terror unwinnable, and the Middle East remains volatile at great cost to its people.
[email protected] and the summit
Some men don’t just think they own women. On average men kill one woman every week and many more men hurt and terrorise women.
Opinion: Identify, Disrupt bill intrusive, dangerous and undemocratic
The Surveillance Legislation Amendment Bill is an attack on our freedom, privacy and, ultimately, democracy.
Should Australia recognise the Taliban?
The Prime Minister said this three weeks ago: The Taliban must cease all violence against civilians, and adhere to international humanitarian law and the human rights all Afghans are entitled …
Right to repair – action talks!
Read our plan and our work so far… We are committed to working towards building a repair-friendly Australia. Facilitating a “Right to Repair” in Australia will protect consumers, open up …
Action on Right to Repair
Our work on Right to Repair is paying off but it’s not over yet! During October the Productivity Commission will deliver its final report to the government on the reforms …
Our work on Right to Repair
We are committed to a repair-friendly Australia that protects consumers, opens up more avenues for repair at a lower cost, and saves local jobs.
