On Line Opinion - Australia's e-journal of social and political debate
WEBAustralian bushfires on Turkey’s answer to Al Jazeera. Last night I was interviewed by TRT – Turkey’s answer to Al Jazeera – on a panel moderated by Adnan Azwaz on the Australian fires. My fellow panellists were Professor Mark Howden and Tony Kevin. Azwaz did a good job, and his courteous approach to moderation could teach Tony Jones a ...
Economics - On Line Opinion
WEBCalifornia’s high energy prices will be coming to YOUR city if Kamala Harris gets elected. Kamala is oblivious that economies need continuous and uninterruptible electricity, and products demanded by our materialistic society. by Ronald Stein - 2/10/2024 - 3 comments.
Daniel Mannix, 50 years on - On Line Opinion - 12/3/2013
WEBMar 12, 2013 · Tweet. Archbishop Daniel Mannix, who died fifty years ago this year at the age of 99, was Australia's most influential and controversial churchman. He did not arrive in Australia until he was in his forties, landing here in March 1913, yet he accomplished enough to fill more than one lifetime.
About On Line Opinion
WEBAbout On Line Opinion. On Line Opinion is a not-for-profit e-journal that aims to provide a forum for public social and political debate about current Australian issues. We publish articles to stimulate a public discourse on a range of topics. It is not the editors’ intention to dominate these pages – these articles are gathered from a variety of independent sources and are published in ...
John Cadogan - On Line Opinion Author
WEBDec 10, 2013 · John Cadogan has worked for the past 20 years as an automotive journalist in print, TV and radio. On TV he has featured on Today Tonight and been a commentator on Sunrise, Seven's popular breakfast television show. In radio, John Cadogan is Sydney radio 2UE's motoring editor, as well as the host of Weekend Overnights on 2UE - …
Graham Young - On Line Opinion Author
WEBAug 29, 2024 · Graham Young is chief editor and the publisher of On Line Opinion. He is executive director of the Australian Institute for Progress, an Australian think tank based in Brisbane, and the publisher of On Line Opinion. Author's website: Australian Institute for Progress. They are not ‘peace’ activists. International - 18/09/2024 - 27 comments.
Why is Australia so good at sport? - On Line Opinion - 11/8/2021
WEBAug 11, 2021 · As of 2021, Australia remains a major sporting power with sport also playing an important part of the Australian social fabric as a force for good. In terms of results, Australia's swimmers alone won 21 medals (nine golds) at the recent Tokyo Olympic Games (OG) while the entire team won 46 medals (17 golds) to be the sixth most successful nation.
Where to from here? - On Line Opinion - 28/6/2024
WEBMedia commentary is dominated by "experts" pontificating over climate change, cost of living, homelessness, gender politics, and the RBA. Politicians look seriously at cameras; but, have no answers to declining living standards confronting low to middle income groups saddled with rising food prices, mortgages, and rental costs.
Political decay - On Line Opinion - 17/1/2012
WEBJan 17, 2012 · Republican politicians competing for the opportunity to "defeat" the Democrat president Barack Obama in the November 2012 elections, ceasesly proclaim the "exceptionalism" of America. The two millionaire Republican Mormons, Mitt Romney and Jon Huntsman, want to further expand the hegemony of corporations and gut environmental, health and social ...
Ten advantages of a federal constitution - On Line Opinion
WEBMay 15, 2001 · 1. The right of choice and exit. A federal system allows citizens to compare political systems and ‘vote with their feet’ by moving to a state they find more congenial. That this right of exit is a political right as important but much older than the right to vote is obvious from the events leading up to the fall of the Soviet Union. The ...