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Monthly Archives: August 2016
The Mordancy of Political Irony
I love it when people say politicians ought behave better. It usually involves either hypocrisy or a certain unconscious irony. Not always, but usually. Either way, when faced with such exposition I can’t help but be entertained, or maybe just … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged aim network, hypocrisy, politicians behaviour, Politics, social media, social media watch
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The PM and that $5 – the real story.
A few days ago, on his way to give a speech at the Committee for Economic Development of Australia (CEDA) at Melbourne’s Grand Hyatt Hotel, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull created a social media firestorm by giving a homeless beggar a $5 … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged charity sector, homeless man, homelessness, Malcolm Turnbull, mental health, miserly $5
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18D is more than just a bra size.
As sure as night follows day, as sure as death finds us all – present company intending to be excepted – as sure as people who say, “The proof is in the pudding.” don’t have a clue what they’re saying, … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged 18C, 18D, Racial Discrimination Act, racism
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The Question of Question Time
We all know Parliament Question Time is a bit of a joke, right? You can get that perception from merely watching people live-Tweeting it. Lots of teeth-gnashing, hand-wringing and beating of heads against walls. There’s little doubt it needs reform, … Continue reading
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Tagged Coalition, Election 2016, Labor, Parliament, Question Time, Speaker
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Was Turnbull Right about Rudd?
In short, yes he was, but we may never know if his reasons were sound or not. Like so many other aspects of his political life, he may have done the right thing by accident.
The Parlous State of Oz Political Journalism
You’d think the Wizard would have it sorted by now that he can’t control the Elphaba narrative if he doesn’t exercise proper superintendence over the flying monkeys and make them work even harder at those keyboards …
Has Social Media Lost It?
For me that question is simultaneously complex and simple; simultaneously self-evident and yet invalid. Such is the heterogeneity of social media – and I guess the nebulosity of the meaning of “it”.
Well, that was depressing.
The election result, that is. Then again, I suppose that’s only true if you voted Labor, Greens or any of the progressive minor parties or anyone that came nowhere, much like the progressive minor parties. For Coalition voters and members … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged Coalition, Election 2016, Labor, One Nation, Senate
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