Tag Archives: Australia

Untying the Knot

Posted on March 13, 2014 by

It is possible to experience some of Australia’s greatest potential contributions to the world as also being some of its greatest hindrances to further development. How is this possible? Since colonisation Australia has prided itself on upholding certain basic ideals … Continue reading →

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Detention Centre Australia

Posted on March 6, 2014 by

Australia’s immigration policy has been in the spotlight in recent times, especially since a violent riot in a detention centre on Manus Island where one detainee was killed and 77 were injured. The Australian government currently ‘processes’ all asylum seekers … Continue reading →

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The Fire of Life: Stay and Defend

Posted on January 16, 2014 by

The element of fire is nothing new to Australia. Yet, for the modern lifestyle, it can engender no small amount of fear. And understandably so. Recently, more than 50 houses and properties were destroyed by a fire near Perth, Western … Continue reading →

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Every Day Must Become Australia Day

Posted on January 26, 2011 by

I have read some of the recent debates about why some people were going to or were not going to celebrate Australia Day this year or any year – about why they feel it is important, and why they feel … Continue reading →

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