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Tag Archives: climate change

Out of the fire…?

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Australian Budget cartoon, Pro Bono news today.

On the road to…

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Thursday’s Pro Bono news cartoon.

Trying…

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The January-February New Internationalist  Scratchy Lines cartoon. The Australian site, with blog and shop, is here.

Don’t mention the war…

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Cartoons from the latest Australian Options magazine.

Redacting carbon…

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June issue of New Internationalist – the Scratchy Lines cartoon. Visit the Australian New Internationalist site with blog and shop here.

G20, can it save the world? – Australian Options spring issue

 


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G20 in OZ: can it save the world? is the focus of the Spring issue of Australian Options. Topics covered in a wide range of articles include: Australia may be hosting the G20 but it is no G20 leader, the BRICS bank proposal versus the G20, the widening gender pay gap is about to get worse, inequality in Australia, and developing an alternative progressive economic agenda.

The editorial, ‘The unseemly rush to a war without end’, can be read here. To subscribe, go to the website membership page.

Here are a few of the cartoons illustrating this issue.

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The window is always ticking…

The mainstream media – generally – having glimpsed, will move on.

Here is this week’s Pro Bono news website cartoon:

 

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Economically Rationalise this? Yes we can…

The future getting in the way of the economy?

This month’s New Internationalist cartoon:

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Taxing Options

Issues cover Winter 2013

Support alternative media – become a member of Australian Options – and get to download copies of the journal. The Winter issue features articles on taxation, climate change and more – including an interview with Frank Stillwell, political economist.

If you thought that Governments reducing taxes, but spending on health, education and the things governments should invest in (not to forget saving the planet), doesn’t add up … you were right.

Here are a few cartoons from the issue:

 

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