What happened to the lucky country (S1) and some interesting stories (S2) about Australia?

The NDIS is a $50B drag on our country and while the most needy are getting the best services, there seems to me to be a lot of fraud. This number if growing and we cannot justify the spend. From real market specialists not pubic servants, to specialised fraud managers we need to get these costs under control and the government has all the levers for change, Get on with it Note due to my Parkinson...

We have traditionally partnered with the US on defence, but the rise of China means we may be on the wrong side

Some ideas on preparing for retirement and going through retirement

Discussed as the panacea for the Wealth Gap, for the poor, for the victims, the Basic Universal Wage is an option moving forward to avoid Society Breakdown

Resilience and Reform, neither were delivered by this government in this half arse non sensical budget

My wife and I document what happened when I recieved DBS to help my Parkinsons

The University and TAFE systems are broken. University educated kids in roles that don't exist or possibly don't exist anymore. TAFE is free in some states but has low turnover, and high drop out rates will no penalties

Our roads are clogged and public transport is dirty and at times unsafe. We must do something before 12 lane freeways are all over Australia

Genealogy is a science, an investigation, by a truly methodical mind. Gary is an published author and discusses the tools he uses and some unbeliebale examples

PD is an awful disease, and every Parkinsons journey is different, attached is one example of how a wife and husband team got through Part 2 will include our joint path into DBS

Australian is a slow follower of technology around the world and an even slower entrepreneurial spirit towards new technology. New technologies go through a cycle of proliferation, rationalisation and then standardisation. AI is no where yet, but its moving faster than ever before

What do we say no to everything, why does the silent minority control the discussion and why do we allow it?

The Earth is rapidly warming due to human-caused greenhouse gas emissions, leading to rising temperatures, melting ice, sea level rise, and more extreme weather (hot and cold), with the last decade being the warmest on record and impacts like food insecurity and health risks increasing globally Australia is only 1% of the world's green house emissions, should we do anything

For a while now Australians have lost touch or interest in our governing institutions. We need longer fewer terms with non professional politicians, getting rid of preferential voting etc.. But the main issue here that trust and respect has been lost with the Australian people, and Australians are too lazy to do anything about it. How can you trust someone who lies, or forgets campaign promises or...