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The Hidden Link: How Job Security Shapes Fertility Rates in a Changing World
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The Hidden Link: How Job Security Shapes Fertility Rates in a Changing World

The decline of fertility rates across the world is clearly linked to job security.

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November 13, 2025
A Requiem for Humanity
Human Rights / Shared humanity

A Requiem for Humanity

Thursday, I rode the evening rails, Silver tracks hissing under the city’s scars – Ordinary, almost, but for a man: Threadbare, hair wild as winter grass, Clutching a cardboard plea…

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November 3, 2025
A Moment on the Streets
Human Rights / Shared humanity

A Moment on the Streets

I wrote this when I was living on the streets as a teen.

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October 10, 2025
Wealth Inequality in Australia: A Study of Billionaire Gains Amid a Cost-of-Living Crisis
Corporate responsibility / Shared humanity / Uncategorized

Wealth Inequality in Australia: A Study of Billionaire Gains Amid a Cost-of-Living Crisis

Addressing the widening gap between the wealthy and ordinary people is critical to improving the lives of ordinary Australians.

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January 22, 2025
A Christmas Feast of Giving
Culture / Respect / Shared humanity

A Christmas Feast of Giving

Christmas is for sharing, it's for one and for all.

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December 4, 2024
True Blue Aussies
Commonwealth Government / Discrimination / Discrimination/Racism / Government / Human Rights / Racism / Respect / Shared humanity

True Blue Aussies

Australians pride themselves on helping out their mates, and where the Federal Government is fails those most in need, others step in.

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December 28, 2014
Life on the street – no fixed address
Graeme
Commonwealth Government / Disability / Discrimination / Discrimination/Racism / Equality of opportunity / Government / Human Rights / Respect / Shared humanity

Life on the street – no fixed address

Australia may be revelling in a mining boom, but no fixed abode means no unemployment benefits.

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June 1, 2013
The subtleties of genocide
Assimilation / Culture / Government welfare / Propaganda

The subtleties of genocide

Genocide isn't always obvious.

3 Comments
September 26, 2010

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  • RAMSI - the scion of the juggernaut of greed

    Solomon Star
    13 October 2011
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    Solomon Star (Print only)
    4 October 2011
  • Moti affair

    Solomon Star
    14 September 2011
  • Moti affair

    Fiji Sun
    12 September 2011
  • Moti appeal exposes mixed loyalties and judicial corruption

    Solomon Star
    22 July 2011
  • Moti end game

    FijiSun
    22 July 2011
  • Letters to the editor: Article by Bakchos

    Solomon Star
    20 July 2011
  • Co-operate or else! AFP thuggery for a white Australia

    Solomon Star
    24 June 2011
  • The strange case of Bill Johnson, a study in neo-colonial hypocrisy

    Solomon Star
    17 June 2011
  • Neo-colonialism in the Torres Strait

    Solomon Star
    14 June 2011
  • Moti and other affairs

    Solomon Star
    9 June 2011
  • Comment: Excellent Read

    Fiji Sun
    7 June 2011

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  1. Bill Wheatley on Songs as Archive

    Didn’t you study classics at uni? I assume that’s where you learned Ancient Greek, I was surprised to read your…

  2. Hakeem on Friends in The AFP and a Malicious Prosecution

    Angel Marina is a white man with limited ability, such people have a habit of falling upwards at black peoples…

  3. Hakeem on Appointment Without Accountability: Jon White, the ACT DPP and the Long Shadow of a Political Prosecution

    Jon White clearly ran a racist prosecution service in the ACT.

  4. Hakeem on Songs as Archive

    I find your post about aboriginal Australia informative and engaging. I knew nothing about the history of Aboriginal Australia. I…

  5. Hakeem on Words That Arm: Why Pauline Hanson’s Racism Matters

    Another whitewash. The black man carries the the burden of the white man’s crimes. Disgusting.

  6. Jen on Songs as Archive

    The argument is that oral tradition is history in a particular sense, with strengths and limits that should be stated…

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