Utopia? Or ‘their’-topia?
New indigenous rights are shrouded in secrecy
What’s mined is yours
If you thought you understood the seemingly endless line of new Indigenous terminology, two more were recently coined by the…
A tree with a few branches will rarely flourish
The slow death of the Victorian Liberals
Victorian Parliament at its worst
Since the recent Referendum, many commentators have referred to the state of play in the Victorian negotiations between the state…
A Victorian odyssey with a long way to go
It is becoming clearer every day that the Andrews government in Victoria has a propensity to bite off a bit…
Did the Victorian elections ignore the Constitution and Human Rights Charter?
When the Bracks government in Victoria established an Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission in 2006 it bragged that it…
Kerr and Whitlam’s unfilled advisory role to the Governor-General
In the autumn of 1975, the then Governor-General, Sir John Kerr, put a proposal to Prime Minister Gough Whitlam for…
