OPINION- Page 5

Victoria’s Waste Crisis: Running out of ground to bury our problems

Government figures revealing that Victoria’s existing landfills will reach capacity within the next decade should alarm us all. This is not a distant problem for future generations. It is a looming crisis that will affect our neighbourhoods, our air quality, and our…

27 August, 2025

OPINION·TECHNOLOGY

Yes, our phones are listening – But that’s just the beginning…

The idea that smartphones are listening to us is no longer a conspiracy theory but a confirmed reality. However, as revealed in the chilling HBO documentary Surveilled, this is just the tip of the iceberg regarding the threats posed by modern surveillance…

16 January, 2025

OPINION·VICTORIA

Victoria’s Policing Crisis: A strained force struggles to keep up with rising Youth Crime

Victoria’s police force is facing a crisis in resource allocation, with dire consequences for public safety. Recently, it has been revealed that the air wing, a critical resource in high-speed car chases and pursuits of young criminals, is now being reserved for “life…

31 December, 2024

AUSTRALIA·OPINION

Green Hydrogen Promise Faces Reality Check with Diesel-Fuelled Power Plant

When Anthony Albanese pledged $700 million to help power the Hunter Power Project with green hydrogen, the message was clear: Australia was moving towards a cleaner, greener energy future. This new taxpayer-funded plant was to be a symbol of Labor’s commitment to…

30 December, 2024

AUSTRALIA·OPINION

The Beetaloo Basin – A key to Australia’s energy future?

As Australia’s energy crisis deepens, the looming shortage of natural gas on the east coast is becoming a stark reality. With domestic production stymied by regulatory uncertainty, activist opposition, and green tape, Australia could soon face higher energy prices and risks of…

11 December, 2024

OPINION·WORLD

“He will win who knows when to fight and when not to fight”

Russia is embroiled in a complex, multi-dimensional geopolitical struggle that prioritizes long-term strategy over immediate wins, “He will win who knows when to fight and when not to fight”. At present, it stands alone against the collective West on the Ukrainian battlefield,…

10 December, 2024

OPINION·VICTORIA

Victoria: “Worst for Business”

Victoria, once a leader in economic innovation and business growth, is now facing significant challenges that threaten its position as a hub for commerce. The latest report from the Business Council of Australia (BCA) has ranked the state “worst for business” in the…

4 December, 2024

AUSTRALIA·OPINION

Australia’s economic future at risk: The impacts of a potential Trade War

Australia’s fiscal outlook has recently taken a sharp turn for the worse, with Deloitte Access Economics warning that the country’s budget deficit could swell to $33.5 billion by May 2025. This represents a significant deterioration from the $15.8 billion surplus projected for…

27 November, 2024

OPINION·VICTORIA

Is the use of Emergency Funds for transport projects justified?

The Victorian government’s use of emergency contingency funds to finance major infrastructure projects, including the $34.5 billion Suburban Rail Loop (SRL), has raised concerns about transparency and fiscal responsibility. A recent revelation that over $5 billion was spent through a government “credit…

20 November, 2024

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Health Leadership: A Vision for Informed Choice and Vaccine Safety

OPINION·WORLD

Trump’s appointment of RFK Jr. to lead health signals a bold, public health-first vision

If Robert F. Kennedy Jr. were to lead the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, his approach would focus on transparency, informed choice, and ensuring that all medical products, especially vaccines, meet rigorous safety standards. Trump’s appointment of RFK Jr. to…

13 November, 2024

GREECE·OPINION

Trump’s re-election and its implications for Greece: What to expect

The re-election of Donald Trump as President of the United States has sparked a wave of reactions on the global stage, with Greece closely monitoring the unfolding developments. For the Greek government, U.S. policy remains of strategic importance, and the prospect of…

13 November, 2024

OPINION

Victoria’s Pandemic Response: A cautionary tale of failures and distrust

The recently released report into Australia’s pandemic response has revealed significant shortcomings, particularly in Victoria. At 877 pages, this comprehensive analysis does not shy away from scrutinizing the actions of state governments, highlighting a troubling pattern of inconsistency and a heavy-handed approach that…

6 November, 2024

OPINION

Love of homeland is one of humanity’s oldest and deepest emotions

Love of homeland is one of humanity’s oldest and deepest emotions, rooted in our need for identity, stability, and shared progress. This inner connection to place, language, and traditions is innate, as we cannot fully exist apart from our communities. Greeks have…

31 October, 2024

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OPINION- Page 5

Victoria’s Waste Crisis: Running out of ground to bury our problems

Yes, our phones are listening – But that’s just the beginning…

Victoria’s Policing Crisis: A strained force struggles to keep up with rising Youth Crime

Green Hydrogen Promise Faces Reality Check with Diesel-Fuelled Power Plant

The Beetaloo Basin – A key to Australia’s energy future?

“He will win who knows when to fight and when not to fight”

Victoria: “Worst for Business”

Australia’s economic future at risk: The impacts of a potential Trade War

Is the use of Emergency Funds for transport projects justified?

Trump’s appointment of RFK Jr. to lead health signals a bold, public health-first vision

Trump’s re-election and its implications for Greece: What to expect

Victoria’s Pandemic Response: A cautionary tale of failures and distrust

Love of homeland is one of humanity’s oldest and deepest emotions

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