Australia, especially in the State of South Australia, is becoming a world leader in renewable energy use – particularly in decentralised household rooftop solar, but also in large solar and wind programmes. Of course, Australia’s mining magnates are pretty happy with Dutton’s plan, as it will mean more mining, not just of uranium, but of coal and gas in the decades before nuclear power actually comes into use.
If Dutton carries this through, as Prime Minister, he will rapidly gain world fame.
But also, as far as Australia is concerned, he could beat Scott Morrison into history as the nation’s worst Prime Minister.
Dutton’s big risk is that he might not get elected in 2025, and vanish very quickly from history.
Peter Dutton and the pursuit of fame
There’s a live debate running on building nuclear power stations. But when it comes to the danger of nuclear war, there’s deadly silence. Rex Patrick and Philip Dorling report on a disturbing FOI that confirms that silence.
US Australia prepare for war with China, remain mute on consequences of nuclear attack – FOIs
Are the conservatives really ‘tough on crime’
Summary
Australia’s representative democracy has significant room for improvement. By implementing direct democracy mechanisms, reforming the NACC, and using monetary sovereignty, Australia can create a more inclusive political system. Citizens must advocate for these changes to build a democracy that genuinely reflects their will and serves their interests.
Transforming Australia’s Democracy for the People
Justice Kelly Rees issued an arrest warrant, 3 years ago, for journalist Shane Dowling (me) to serve 10 months jail for contempt of court on the instructions of Kerry Strokes’ Channel Seven […]
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