Has Neoliberalism in Australia Failed the People?
Explore neoliberalism in Australia, Labor and Coalition policies, media influence, inequality and practical alternatives for public wellbeing.
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Media Framing in Australia and How to Test It
By Denis Hay | November 10, 2026
When news coverage presents public housing, stronger workplace rights or climate action mainly as threats, readers deserve to know whether the evidence supports that framing.
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Alternatives to Budget Cuts That Protect Wellbeing
By Denis Hay | November 8, 2026
Explore alternatives to budget cuts that tackle inflation, protect essential services and put Australians’ wellbeing first.
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Universal Public Health and the Case for Better Medicare
Australia can choose to make essential health care free when people need it. The task is to fund services well, build the workforce and make access a public responsibility
https://t.co/6NMTBOhiOg
End US Military Basing in Australia
By Denis Hay | November 4, 2026
The case for ending US military basing in Australia through lawful withdrawal, independent defence and a practical transition plan.
https://t.co/oYP3XhDOuU
The Paperwork Tax on Australians Seeking Help
By Denis Hay | November 2, 2026
Applying for help can become a job in itself. Find the right service. Gather the documents. Explain your circumstances. Wait for an answer....
https://t.co/OZx6mKZe3o
Respectful Parliament and a Better Question Time
By Denis Hay | October 29, 2026
A respectful parliament needs honest debate, truthful political advertising and clear proof that promises become results.
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Why Popular Policies Stall in Australian Politics
By Denis Hay | October 25, 2026.
Why popular policies stall in Australia, what dental care and integrity reforms reveal, and how citizens can track government action.
https://t.co/6sL4OGVcpo
Political Civility Must Include Accountability
By Denis Hay | October 22, 2026
Political civility must protect criticism, improve parliamentary behaviour and address legitimate grievances while rejecting violence.
https://t.co/H5jzcjEYuD
Social Justice Fallacies and the Australian Evidence
By Denis Hay | October 18, 2026
A fair examination of Thomas Sowell’s Social Justice Fallacies.
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Scams and Misinformation in Australia Explained
By Denis Hay | October 16, 2026
Scams and misinformation in Australia: what is illegal, what slips through, and how to check emails, texts, and YouTube claims.
https://t.co/mc50ixF52P
Positive Changes in the World: Reasons for Hope
By Denis Hay | October 7, 2026
Positive changes in the world offer reasons for hope. Explore real gains in health, education and living standards, and lessons for Australia.
https://t.co/tOybujUjzi
Rental Heat: Who Pays to Keep Homes Cool?
By Denis Hay | September 28, 2026
Rental heat exposes a basic gap in housing affordability. A tenant may manage the weekly rent yet struggle to pay for a home that stays cool enough to live in.
https://t.co/S6PR9SdWu3
Who Pays for Australia’s AI Data Centre Boom?
By Denis Hay | September 26, 2026
Australia can benefit from AI data centres, but governments must ensure their power and water needs don’t leave households paying more.
https://t.co/H7pW3AFppq
Israeli Government Influence in Australia: 15 Key Questions
Foreign Policy and Peace
By Denis Hay | September 19, 2026
Israeli government influence in Australia includes documented public pressure .
https://t.co/oTNMCPE1gj
Political Donations: Influence or Legalised Corruption?
Australian Politics
By Denis Hay
Australia allows political donations, while China prosecutes corruption. What does this reveal about political influence and serving citizens?
https://t.co/y1cjDWxYSm
Australian Political Reform: Why Australia Needs Change
Australian Politics
By Denis Hay | September 6, 2026
Australian political reform could give citizens more influence between elections. Is our democracy really delivering for the people?
https://t.co/nKqSp0ESpX
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Will the New NDIS Law Leave People Behind?
Social Services
By Denis Hay | August 23, 2026
The new NDIS law changes eligibility, plans and funding. Learn who may lose support, what safeguards exist and what Australia should do next.
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How Dating Has Changed in Australia
Social Services
By Denis Hay | August 21, 2026
How dating has changed in Australia, from courtship and marriage to apps, consent, equality and modern expectations of intimacy.
https://t.co/MVpT6mzueE