Month: April 2026

‘Suicidal capitalism’ seems an appropriate descriptor for what we are seeing in the boardrooms of the fossil fools. Choosing to continue doing something you know is killing you is suicidal. …

Why do I feel uneasy when I read about the feds fast-tracking environmental approvals and giving states a greater role? And even more uneasy when this is announced in WA …

Quite off-list here, with the RM-ification of the Australian economy, but Snarky Gherkin follows on where Donald Horne left off, with the lucky country and its second rate people. It’s …

Call their bluff, Woodside isn’t going to pass on the chance to add to the $149 billion profit since 2022. You’d have to agree that they get a good return …

Albo, if these rumours are true, you’re gutless and a quisling. That they pay some tax now says nothing about a fair rate of return we should be getting for …

It’s a pretty uneven fight with clean energy advocates when mainstream media at prime time beams rubbish into Australia’s loungerooms. The problem – it’s so much harder to clean nonsense …

Yet another black mark against the Howard Costello government, this time in their management of the resources boom, was the awarding as middle-class welfare tax cuts enabled by selling off …

Forty different categories and we have a hard time with managing four, as councils report on soft plastics wrapped recyclables and contaminated green  bins. When the focus is on materials …

You take your wins where you find them. And the irony, Trump and his ‘excursion’ into Iran and, notwithstanding the enormity of civilian deaths, the havoc he is wreaking upon …