Why can’t treasury prove to the electorate the value of an educated society?

Is it right, in a democracy, that the elected government should consider the electorate to be incapable of understanding the worth of people? That is, in Australia, people of any and all ethnicity’s – including indigenous. Why then does the information associated with the real cost of raising kids to adulthood and the value to society of those […]

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I thought this in 2017 – it’s still valid!

I once read an interesting article in the Fairfax press (http://www.theage.com.au/technology/technology-news/tech-giants-living-in-fear-of-doing-a-microsoft-20171015-gz1gih.html) which touched on an issue very close to my heart. It outlined how all the once brave, bold and innovative Tech-giants (Apple, Google, Facebook, etc) – who each got monstrously large with one unique ‘big idea’ – had now fallen into the ‘me too’

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Amazing Turn-around

In my last blog entry I wrote about a particularly disturbing event on my School Bus/Psych Ward. I am now pleased to say that I’ve just experienced  the exact opposite. .Monday the 22nd of August 2022 was not only the 150th anniversary of the coming of “global communications” – the Telegraph connection between Adelaide and

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