Access well and truly denied

Jacquelene

Journalists and activists will not be surprised by the Australian Conservation Foundation’s latest analysis of freedom of information statistics. By Jackie Pearson When Freedom of Information laws were introduced last century, they were heralded as a massive step forward in holding government departments and authorities to account. That was a […]

One and Free does not equal four

Jacquelene

Changing one word in the Australian national anthem will not deliver Truth, Voice or Treaty. By Jackie Pearson The Uluru Statement from the Heart will be four years old this May. It invited all Australians to walk with First Nations people for a better future but the Morrison Government has […]

Why such a hurry to sell our assets?

Jacquelene

The Interim Administrator of Central Coast Council, Mr Dick Persson AM, is expected to resolve to sell some significant council assets on the evening of Monday, 30 November. Staff appear to want him to do so in a hurry and without community consultation. By Jackie Pearson Item 5.5 on the […]

No time to wait for a post-COVID curtain raiser

Jacquelene

Joshua Maxwell, founding member of the Central Coast’s first dedicated youth arts body, talks to The Point about COVID, cardiac care, rainbow families and surviving 2020. By Jackie Pearson Joshua Maxwell has lived a very full life for a 27-year-old – a proud rainbow child and campaigner for same-sex marriage, […]

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