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Author Archives: Sinclair Davidson
What does Dreyfus mean by “corruption”?
Shadow attorney-general Mark Dreyfus has an op-ed in the AFR talking about a proposed federal anti-corruption body. I think reasonable people can disagree as the need for such a body – my second biggest concern is that I suspect there … Continue reading
Do we need this law?
So everyone is up in arms about the proposed legislation to expel gay students from school and their teachers … or is it to keep them in school? It’s all very confusing. Whatever is really going on the Morrison government … Continue reading
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That has got to hurt
So Professor Jeffrey Sachs was on Q&A this week. Beating his own drum: No, I’m sorry, with respect, what I have helped to lead has been a massive decline of poverty on the same side as you, helping to get … Continue reading
Tell that to ASIC
Matt Canavan, quite rightly, has issued a warning to big business: Federal Resources Minister Matt Canavan has warned big business not to form its own policy on greenhouse gas emissions in the wake of the dumping of the National Energy … Continue reading