Robert Spalding retired from the United States Air Force as a brigadier general after 25 years of service. He is a former China strategist for the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff at the Pentagon, as well as senior defence official and Defence attaché to China. He earned his doctorate in economics and mathematics…
Indicative of the need to build Australia’s industrial base, the Therapeutic Drug Administration (TDA) says the nation is short 432 pharmaceutical drugs, with 42 critically short. The TDA began monitoring shortages when the covid-19 pandemic struck. Now many Australians are reportedly taking stop-gap measures for chronic health conditions. Listen to the article: Australia used…
As Joe Biden was inaugurated as the 46th President of the United States, the nation he leads is divided to an extent not seen for at least 50 years. The divisions are reflected in the fact that the last presidential election was bitterly contested, with Biden winning around 81 million votes against Donald Trump’s 74…
In this and over the next five editions of News Weekly, we will be publishing a series of articles to shed light on an ongoing social and environmental catastrophe: the Commonwealth Water Act 2007 and the Murray-Darling Basin Plan that sprang from it. It is a truly man-made disaster and a political scandal – and…
At Christmas, we remember and celebrate the coming of Jesus Christ, the Redeemer of the world. He did not dramatically enter the world as a superhero messiah to conquer politically and reign over the kingdoms of the world, as many were expecting. Listen to the podcast:
Since November 3, the two contenders in the American election and the media have been on high alert. The refusal by Donald Trump to concede defeat in the U.S. presidential election has prompted paroxysms of rage in the media, and the implication by some that Trump is planning an unconstitutional coup to remain in power.