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Category Archives: Australia
The Octocentenary Of Liberty
Just a quick word to commemorate one of history’s greatest advances in the cause of Liberty.
Posted in Australia, Libertarianism, UK
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A Little Perspective, Please
Four hours ago, Australian nationals Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran, the ringleaders of the heroin-smuggling syndicate known as the “Bali Nine”, were executed by firing squad on Nusakambangan Island in Indonesia. A ten-year-long media feeding frenzy might now finally come to a halt.
Posted in Australia, Libertarianism
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The ANZAC Centenary
They shall not grow old, as we that are left grow old. Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them. LEST WE FORGET. 25th … Continue reading
Posted in Australia
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It’s The Westminster System, Stupid
Reporting on the Australian Labor government’s palace coup in 2013 was both instructive for me and jolly good fun. Fun, because I personally loathed many of the Rudd-Gillard-Rudd administration’s policies and could not wait for them to be booted out … Continue reading
Posted in Australia
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Senator Must Resign
Federal Senator and former national representative athlete Cory Bernardi is today facing numerous calls for his sacking, after News Limited’s South Australian outlet, the Adelaide Advertiser, this week published a series of explosive e-mails detailing his scandalous misuse of public … Continue reading
Posted in Australia
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The Mills Of God Grind Slowly…
…but they grind exceedingly small. The Heydon Royal Commission into trade union governance and corruption, which opened proceedings in Sydney in April this year and is due to report to the Governor-General by 31st December, has heard testimony from an … Continue reading
Posted in Australia
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MH17, Separatism And Liberty
G’day everyone, In what must sound like a familiar refrain to all regular readers of LibertyGibbert, I’m up to my eyeballs in work, and have had no time for writing. This is a pity, for there is a very great … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Libertarianism
23 Comments
Greasing Wheels, Greasing Palms
So now, it’s the conservatives’ turn. This site over the last few years has been unapologetically scathing about systemic, entrenched corruption within the Australian Labor Party. Financial irregularities surrounding the Australian Workers’ Union, particularly in Victoria and Western Australia, have … Continue reading
Posted in Australia
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A Plea For Tasmania
Tasmania goes to the polls tomorrow to elect a state government. And never has a state election here been of greater importance.
Posted in Australia
59 Comments
Hoist On Their Own Petard
Happy New Year to all my readers. I thought I’d interrupt my summer holidays in balmy climes to have a bit of a chortle at two seemingly unrelated stories in the news over the last few days. One concerns cricket, … Continue reading
Posted in AGW, Australia, UK
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