NUMBER 28 SUMMER 2008/2009 |
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Editorial: Education Humbug
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The History leading to the global financial crisis and the
policy options John M. Legge Will the
financial crisis lead to new policies based on different values? How settler
socities developed similar arguments to justify racist policies Public apathy
and the injustice associated with mandatory detention of asylum seekers State
government and gamebling providers mutually exploit problem gamblers How climate
scientists appease governments and governments appease coal miners Conflating 'tax
reform' with the 'tax burden' impoverishes most taxpayers Governments
make 'wicked choices' involving school funding |
The funding bias against government schools erodes the
future of everybody John Kaye Government
schools have become allowed to become derelict Exposing the
lies used to justify the sale of NSW electricity assets Analysing the
broadband telecommunications fiasco The conflict
between trade union officials' fiduciary responsibilities as
superannuation trustees and their responsibility to their members
arising from their support for the failed privatisation of Qantas Should taxpayer
funds for sports be switched from elite sports to community sport? |