FET (old posts)

This is my final post on the housing shortage debate. After a little probing, I have isolated the single point that leads astray the data r...

I tried to contact Christopher Joye and Business Spectator to promote my previous post, which tried to unravel the mysterious reason for mak...

What I really want for me and my young family is a nice big house, well located, with a shed, in a quiet street, with shops close by, and pa...

These blog entries are my ideas. I have them, then I write them down. And when I find my ideas are being taken up by others (most likely i...

It’s weird word, and one that I hear much too often from the environmentalists in my social circle. We should care for the environment, we...

I’ve wanted to write about the Federal Government’s Close the Gap campaign for quite a while. But I am going to use this opportunity to ra...

In July 2008 I ">wrote how preventative health care , such as screening and early treatments, actually increase the total cost to so...

We all know that predicting is very difficult, especially about the future. Google tells my I should attribute that saying to the Danish ph...

Many things piss me off. One of them is when the media misinterprets technical material, be it scientific, legal, economic or anything else...

Can Generation Y, those twenty-somethings often labelled by baby-boomers as bludgers who had everything dished out to them, actually take cr...