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Not quite there…

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Today’s Pro Bono news Kneebone cartoon. Welfare advocates are calling for proposed legislation which would force new migrants to wait four years before they could access social security benefits to be rejected. Read the post here.

Cleaning up…

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The Scratchy Lines cartoon in the June issue of New Internationalist magazine.

Same but different…

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An exhibition opening on the 15 June, of  prints by John Martin, paintings by Peter Wallfried and my sketches. Here is one of a duck on the Murrumbidgee River at Hay, New South Wales.

 

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You’re not alone…

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First published by Sane Australia in 2003 You’re Not Alone: A Sane guide to mental illness for children, originally 37 pages, is available as a 24 page e-Book. A comic book ‘intended to provide information which helps children to understand and cope better with their situation’. Designed by Sane Media and illustrated by Simon Kneebone.

The best years of our lives…

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The Essentials Education series of text and workbooks are published by the Adelaide Tuition Centre.  Many have cartoon illustrations, to help underline study points and  remind students that learning is fun. These are from the first full colour edition of the Modern History Workbook.

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The future isn’t for everyone…

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A new report renews calls to raise welfare payments.Today’s Pro Bono news Kneebone cartoon

Good people WITHOUT guns…

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The Scratchy Lines cartoon in this month’s New Internationalist .

More rocket science…

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Cartoon in the current issue of Australian Options, for Jim Stanford’s article ‘wage crisis has obvious solutions‘.

Heard a Voice…?

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Australian Options – cartoons from the March quarterly issue. One focus is on the Australian government’s dismissal of the Uluru Statement from the Heart.  The Statement was issued by the Referendum Council on behalf of 227 First Nations delegates, ‘the most proportionately significant consultation process that has ever been undertaken with First Peoples’.

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Water, water…

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Cartoons from the Smart Water Summit, Adelaide Convention Centre, 22nd March.

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