Denis Hay
Social Justice Australia – Voices for Fairness and Reform
Independent news and bold ideas for a fairer Australia
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Denis Hay
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16 dic 2025
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How Australia Can Smash Monetary Myths 11.08.2025 8:35
Description Think Australia must "live within its means"? Discover how monetary myths block progress—and how truth could unlock a fairer economy for all. Location: Picture yourself in a suburban kitchen in Brisbane. A retiree scans a headline: "Budget Blowout Threatens Recovery." He frowns, imagining his taxes being squandered. Action & Thought: "If the government's out of money," he wonders,...
How Shocking Tricks of Misinformation Hijack Your Mind 11.08.2025 6:39
Discover the shocking tricks of misinformation and how to prime your brain to spot them. Learn the secrets before they fool you.
Why Labor Housing Priorities Are Deeply Misguided 11.08.2025 7:52
Labor housing priorities reveal a shocking truth: U.S. troops get homes fast, while Australians face a housing crisis.
Why Voters Reject Richard Marles US War 10.08.2025 8:56
Are Australia’s security agencies protecting the public or shielding power? Discover how ASIO and the police are used to control dissent, not safeguard democracy.
Who Does Government Really Serve? 10.08.2025 7:01
Who does government really serve? Do they work for you, big donors, or no one at all? Explore why the free market can’t replace public good.
Why Protecting Our PBS Is More Urgent Than Ever 10.08.2025 7:03
Protecting our PBS is urgent. US executive orders impact Australia’s PBS listings. Explore alternative sources of medication from China and India to ensure supply stability.
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