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Time to Grasp the Tax Nettle!
With the 20th anniversary of the introduction of GST, the calls for tax reform are rising. We should re-think and re-focus our ta
29 June 2020 by Glenn Barnes

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Make political parties more accountable!
Members, not warlords, should be running political parties by Prof George Williams AO"The bad behaviour of our politicians can hid
22 June 2020 by Glenn Barnes

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Law for Director Identity Verification Passed
All current and new company directors will need to verify their identity and get a director's number for life under new anti-pho
17 June 2020 by Glenn Barnes

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Liberal Democracy: Renewal
Prof Tom Daly of University of Melbourne's School of Government talks about the decay and challenges facing liberal democrac
17 June 2020 by Glenn Barnes

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Australian Democracy
There are only 20 countries (4.5% of the world’s population), including Australia, that are considered ‘full democracies’ by the Economist Intelligence Unit 2018 Index. Liberal democracy is built on a core philosophy that calls for a guarantee of the rights of the individual. These include freedom from arbitrary authority, freedom of religion, the right to own and exchange private property, rights to equal opportunity in healthcare, education and employment, and rights to political participation and representation. In today’s troubled world we need to protect and strengthen our democracy or it will decay and individual rights will be lost.
7 June 2020 by Glenn Barnes

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What makes you Optimistic for Positive Change after the Death of George Floyd?
Earlier this week, a video of a different sort went viral. It was a video of George Floyd’s six-year-old daughter Gianna, being
6 June 2020 by Victor Perton