Casualty is the Blockage in Healthcare In my day job, taxi driving, I came upon a customer who called for an ambulance and was told if he wants urgent treatment then he should hang up and call a taxi as … Continue reading →
Newcastle Container Terminal: There is always access issues in relation to container terminals and wherever possible then the containers need to be transported by rail to keep trucks off our roads in the city areas. The Government has been talking … Continue reading →
Managing Floods in NSW In a country that has a long history of Droughts and Floods we should have taken better notice of what that has meant and then to act in a manner that does not build assets in … Continue reading →
A Letter to Australia’s Leader of the Opposition that was also sent to the Prime Minister & Foreign Affairs Minister By Terence Carpener Wherever I stand, I stand with Israel … Continue reading →
Democracy or Sciencetocracy/experttocracy Over the past several years there is a tendency of the Democratically elected governments around the world listening to the advice and acting on that advice of either scientific or expert advisors and not questioning this advice … Continue reading →
I am shocked by the necessity for this to even be considered, It is so interesting that there are claims of Australia being an inclusive society and yet so many are very unsafe in this so called inclusive society. I … Continue reading →
Our Beloved Queen has Died It is with profound regret that we hear of the death of our beloved Queen who has served our nation as sovereign in a truly remarkable way for virtually 70 years. Her legacy is long … Continue reading →
We Need Deposits protected! In the month of August 2022 we have had two building contractors go into liquidation and as a result the deposits given to the building companies are in serious doubt as being recoverable. On 20th August … Continue reading →
South-west teacher struggling to return to work after NDIS funding slashed I have seen many people struggle to obtain sufficient NDIS funding, as a wheelchair taxi driver I have many regular customers who must deal with the NDIS funding arrangements … Continue reading →
Affordable Housing Part 1: The Problem We Have Today Over many years, different Australian governments have attempted to do many things to deliver affordable housing but the outcome has been totally appalling with house prices continuing to rise at a … Continue reading →