Another year slips by and unfortunately (but unsurprisingly) we are still celebrating the day this continent was invaded. I continue to stand behind the movement to change the date of

Continue reading…Invasion Day 2022

The point of this post has two sides; one is to explain to those who might like an explanation, and the other is to help drag myself out of the

Continue reading…The Yin and Yang of Indefinite

I wish for a PM who would dissociate from her/his own team… “The party has become a party of fear and of reaction, its conservative and not liberal, it is

Continue reading…Malcolm Fraser – the liberal multiculturalist

I had a very brief encounter with a nice Chinese man the other day which had very humble beginnings, yet turns quite disturbing – all within minutes! The quick conversation

Continue reading…A foreign perspective of the Australian identity

Last year I went to the wedding of a great friend where other filmmakers also attended. One of these filmmakers/friend reminded me of a ‘crazy’ idea i had a few

Continue reading…Indefinite in the can

every cut is a lie… That is my favourite half of the infamous Jean-Luc Godard quote “film is truth 24 times a second, and every cut is a lie”. He

Continue reading…There lies no cuts in life

Government’s are put in place to represent and look after its citizens best interests. We’ve recently past the state and federal elections where we were bombarded with promises of what

Continue reading…What makes our state so great

“we decide who comes into this country and the circumstances in which they come” That was a defining sentence within John Howard’s speech which undoubtedly had the biggest influence on

Continue reading…Dummies guide to winning an australian election – Rudd does a Howard

Labors leadership battle (an ongoing issue) resembles a Saturday night in Northbridge where drunken party goers spill out onto the streets, swinging fists and pulling hair in hope of knocking

Continue reading…Julia Gillard and Kevin Rudd brawl spills into the streets