‘Issue #28’-Sydney Papers Online

Trials Of Dishonour

2026-07-24T14:04:09+10:0010 November 2014|Categories: Paper|Tags: , |

Gabrielle Lord has written 15 books as well as a 12-volume thriller series for young adults. She started writing seriously at the age of 30 and resigned from her position as Employment Officer in the Public Service after her third book Fortress. It was picked up internationally and made into a feature film starring Rachel [...]

Competition Policy – the next 20 years

2026-07-24T14:04:09+10:0013 October 2014|Categories: Paper|Tags: , |

Professor Ian Harper is Chair of the Independent Competition Policy Review. The Draft report handed down in September 2014 contained a few surprises, recommending restrictions on retail trading hours, taxis, pharmacies and parallel imports be lifted, and that roads should be priced consistently across Australia and directly charge road users. It has also recommended the [...]

Triumph and Demise: the story of the Rudd-Gillard-Rudd government

2026-07-24T14:04:00+10:0023 September 2014|Categories: Paper|Tags: , |

Following his study of the Howard/Keating years of government in Australia, Australian journalist Paul Kelly has produced Triumph and Demise which probes the dynamics of the Rudd-Gillard partnership and dissects what tore them apart. Kevin Rudd and Julia Gillard came together to defeat John Howard, formed a brilliant partnership and raised the hopes of the [...]

Energy Innovation: Proving The Catastrophists Wrong

2026-07-24T14:04:00+10:007 September 2014|Categories: Paper|Tags: , |

Robert Bryce has been writing professionally about energy, innovation, and other topics for nearly three decades. He is the author most recently of Smaller Faster Lighter Denser Cheaper: How Innovation Keeps Proving the Catastrophists Wrong . Bryce is no climate change denier and recognises that energy innovation will decrease carbon emissions. But he does have [...]

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