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Why claiming we're the best is actually the worst

Our office has just had a small celebration (sausage rolls with tomato sauce, and cake) for one of our staff, Zach Sifakis, who's just got Australian...

27.02.2024 7

The Examiner

Denis Moriarty

Why claiming we're the best is actually the worst

Our office has just had a small celebration (sausage rolls with tomato sauce, and cake) for one of our staff, Zach Sifakis, who's just got Australian...

27.02.2024 8

Canberra Times

Denis Moriarty

Pokies and the community club dilemma

You don't want - well, I don't want - decisions as to the initiation of nuclear war by an American president to be taken lightly or without a full...

11.02.2024 7

The Examiner

Denis Moriarty

Pokies and the community club dilemma

You don't want - well, I don't want - decisions as to the initiation of nuclear war by an American president to be taken lightly or without a full...

11.02.2024 8

Canberra Times

Denis Moriarty

Build a wind farm? How about countless hurdles instead?

Those lucky to attend the Rally Against Reckless Renewables in Canberra, were able to hear seven senators (Jacinta Price, Ralph Babet, Malcolm...

06.02.2024 10

The Examiner

Denis Moriarty

Build a wind farm? How about countless hurdles instead?

Those lucky to attend the Rally Against Reckless Renewables in Canberra, were able to hear seven senators (Jacinta Price, Ralph Babet, Malcolm...

06.02.2024 7

Canberra Times

Denis Moriarty

I can think of a few old clubs we should leave

So Australia Day is here again, just to remind us traditions get to be time-honoured because they're useful weapons in the hands of the powerful. ...

25.01.2024 6

The Examiner

Denis Moriarty

I can think of a few old clubs we should leave

So Australia Day is here again, just to remind us traditions get to be time-honoured because they're useful weapons in the hands of the powerful. ...

25.01.2024 7

Canberra Times

Denis Moriarty

Why is there so little appetite for charity in the Lucky Country?

Now I've had time to think about it, I suggest that the only good thing about losing the Voice referendum 40 to 60 is that it renders arguments about...

16.01.2024 5

The Examiner

Denis Moriarty

Why is there so little appetite for charity in the Lucky Country?

Now I've had time to think about it, I suggest that the only good thing about losing the Voice referendum 40 to 60 is that it renders arguments about...

16.01.2024 4

Canberra Times

Denis Moriarty

Identity politics? You mean like Australia's entire modern history

A lot of people seem to dislike identity politics. Political commentator Peta Credlin, for example, writing under the headline "West slides into abyss...

07.01.2024 6

The Examiner

Denis Moriarty

Identity politics? You mean like Australia's entire modern history

A lot of people seem to dislike identity politics. Political commentator Peta Credlin, for example, writing under the headline "West slides into abyss...

07.01.2024 8

Canberra Times

Denis Moriarty

How to give something that'll be appreciated this Christmas

About this time of the year people start circulating estimates of what proportion of Christmas gifts are wasted, in the sense of not being what the...

17.12.2023 7

The Examiner

Denis Moriarty

How to give something that'll be appreciated this Christmas

About this time of the year people start circulating estimates of what proportion of Christmas gifts are wasted, in the sense of not being what the...

17.12.2023 7

Canberra Times

Denis Moriarty

Is there a way to use AI for good and still make mega profits?

The not-for-profit sector in Australia is in crisis, as it invariably is. As in every year this century, donations are down, volunteering is down, and...

03.12.2023 7

The Examiner

Denis Moriarty

Is there a way to use AI for good and still make mega profits?

The not-for-profit sector in Australia is in crisis, as it invariably is. As in every year this century, donations are down, volunteering is down, and...

03.12.2023 7

Canberra Times

Denis Moriarty

A cost-of-living crisis? Doubt it

We are, I'm told, in the throes of a cost-of-living crisis. That's BS. We are in a situation where people with an objectively reasonable amount of...

19.11.2023 10

The Examiner

Denis Moriarty

A cost-of-living crisis? Doubt it

We are, I'm told, in the throes of a cost-of-living crisis. That's BS. We are in a situation where people with an objectively reasonable amount of...

19.11.2023 9

Canberra Times

Denis Moriarty

Last chance to show that we have evolved as a nation

Once again, the American system of government is grinding to a standstill. The Speaker of the House has been rolled, and until a new one is elected...

13.10.2023 5

Canberra Times

Denis Moriarty

Time for a spring clean? Here's a few things I'd like to see wiped

The future is still here: it just isn't evenly distributed, as futurist William Gibson said. And so, dammit, is the past. In 1677, the Brits passed a...

20.09.2023 4

The Examiner

Denis Moriarty

Time for a spring clean? Here's a few things I'd like to see wiped

The future is still here: it just isn't evenly distributed, as futurist William Gibson said. And so, dammit, is the past. In 1677, the Brits passed a...

20.09.2023 4

Canberra Times

Denis Moriarty

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