Yes, change is coming for Aboriginal Australians
No matter if the yes vote succeeds in the referendum, a massive change is about to impact relations with Aborigninal Australians.
Is social media killing democracy?
Democracies are being torn apart by polarisation. Is it the fault of social media?
RIP Robert Kennedy
Today, June 6, is always a sad day for me. Not only is it 74th Anniversary of the D-Day landings
Government neglect made Martin Place homeless inevitable
The tent city in Martin Place arose out of a perfect storm of events. Events which not only result in
The Trump victory
When I was first asked to write a comment on the election of Donald Trump to be President of the
“There’s always someone trying to steal our freedoms!”
I found myself saying to a couple of friends recently as we were looking at the current Australian and world situation
Reflection at Myruan Sukumaran’s Funeral
Over the years I have been heavily involved in anti death penalty campaigns. Barlow and Chambers in Malaysia, Van Nguyen
Chan – Sukumaran & Death: What we can learn from all of this
Yesterday, 28th April was quite a day for me. It was a day when I saw again and again the
No government help for child sex abuse victims
If you get damaged as a child, don't ever expect the government to help. The history of government's helping those
A plea for clemency for Andrew Chan & Myuran Sukumaran
Sometime this month (February) Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran will be led out of their gaol cells and onto a
A Call for Calm
A Call for Calm A few weeks ago on my Sunday night radio program on Sydney Radio 2GB 873 I
My response to the Budget
For the past week or so I have been in London getting my Big Picture Social Justice Film Festival off