Why is Petrol $2 Per Litre?
By: Sam Chan
The price of petrol recently skyrocketed to over $2 per litre. How can this be?
Peter Hitchens Opens a Political Can of Worms on Russia
By: Alec Bennetts
As the soul-wrenching horror of 20th century world wars fade from the living memory of our societies, we must remind ourselves regularly of the awful reality of warfare, says renowned writer and thinker Peter Hitchens. Read more
Are You Confused About Religious Freedom in Australia? These 3 Short Videos Will Help
By: Akos Balogh
Religious freedom is under pressure here in Australia. It used to be uncontroversial, but now it’s heavily contested. Many people see it as little more than a licence for bigotry and hate. Read more
NSW’s Bold Ban: “Let’s Go Plastic Free”
By: Michael Crooks
NSW is saying “No” to plastics. Read more
The Future of Flying Cars is Here
By: Michael McQueen
In years past, flying cars were the stuff of science fiction and fantasy. Developments of the last decade, however, are seeing the reality of this vision edge closer and closer. Read more
A Moment of Silence for the Iconic and Now Discontinued iPod
By: Steff Willis
Introduced in 2001, the iPod was the first MP3 player to boast 1,000 songs and a 10-hour battery into a 6.5-ounce package. Since its introduction over 20 years ago, the iPod has changed the game for people who love to listen to music on the go. Read more
Where To Snag A ‘Democracy Sausage’ This Saturday
By: Steff Willis
Even with all our differences, the one thing Australians can all agree on is the joy of the ‘Democracy Sausage’. Read more
Gen Z’s Top Hopes and Fears
By: McCrindle
The world is changing at a faster rate than ever before. For older generations, this is another unique experience in the tapestry of their life, but for Generation Z, this is the world they are being shaped in. Read more
Home Loans and Rate Hike Pain: “It Will Rise For Some Time”
By: Michael Crooks
For the first time in 11 years, interest rates increased. Last week, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) pushed the cash rate up by 25 basis points to 35 basis points. This means that most home loans will rise by .25 per cent per year.
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