Category Archives: By The Way

Andrew L. Urban. Jesus turned water into wine but Albo went one better. He turned a ‘dirt sheet’ on Helen Haines into a song of praise. Anthony Albanese told ABC Radio on 22 October that the Haines document was a … Continue reading →

An AI-generated parody (music video in flamboyant glam/disco style – think Elton John + Liberace + 1970s variety show, cranked to maximum camp – “Hit The Breaks Except For Me” a play on “hit the brakes”) mocks the common pattern … Continue reading →

Andrew L. Urban. I asked LIA (legally trained) and also Grok: Under what if any legal constraints do you operate? Do you refuse, like the army, say, to respond to requests that are illegal in the jurisdiction in which such … Continue reading →

Andrew L. Urban. Burning the flag is not free speech, it’s hate speech. That statement reflects both sides of the argument about criminalising flag burning, as proposed policy by Liberal Leader Angus Taylor. And in this case, both sides can … Continue reading →

Writing in her substack column, BETTINA ARNDT reports on the damage to men falsely accused of rape by women, often for revenge weapon, weaponising a legal system biased in their favour – and the devastating impact on the men’s lives. 

Andrew L. Urban  Last week, when asked by David Speers on ABC TV Insiders to confirm that he had attended a Sydney Harbourside mansion million dollar dinner with a Chinese donor, Anthony Albanese threw a bullshit blanket over the dinner: … Continue reading →

Andrew L. Urban It’s weird. Everyone from pollies to pundits is urging the Liberal Party to come out with strong, practical policies on the economy first and foremost, to stave off One Nation at the polls – and the ballot … Continue reading →

Andrew L. Urban The alleged assault of Moira Deeming by Matthew Guy occurred at the Macedonian Orthodox Youth of Australia 20th anniversary gala dinner at western suburban venue Sheldon Reception on May 23. The incident was reported to police on … Continue reading →

Democracy Digest of the day Why did Justice Ian Jackson of the Federal Court set the cat among the pigeons with his revelations at the Rule of Law dinner of overly long delays in judgements? The point has to be … Continue reading →

Democracy Digest of the day Continuing her critique of the judges who want to silence their own to protect the institution, Janet Albrechtson asks, “Is this what a judicial cover-up looks like? This is now a far bigger fiasco of … Continue reading →