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David Marrs latest book provides important insights on Australias foundations of racism and reminds us of the work left for us to do, writes Jim Kable.

A protest against the families of Israeli hostages has been turned into a political stunt, providing our leaders with a reason to call for increased anti-protest laws.

The Labor Government is still doing its best to control the visa system mess left by the Coalition, with data indicating there is still much work to do.

The time has come to reform the Australian political system and step away from the two-party structure that is keeping us from becoming a republic.

With the sacking of Mike Pezzullo, questions now need to be raised as to how far down the rot within Home Affairs crept.

The persecution of whistleblower David McBride is another nail in the coffin of free speech, but also provides good reason for Australia to become a republic.

It will be no surprise to anyone that Home Affairs Secretary Mike Pezzullo has been sacked.

As the future of Councillor Ryan Bayldon-Lumsden hangs in the air, a controversial tourism development has been greenlit after residents were left without a voice.

The Government has a licence to invest in infrastructure for the benefit of all Australians, writes Dr Steven Hail. 

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