Doug’s Substack
Doug Fraser"The point, however, is to change it."
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Avoidance-driven policymaking and the NQE Effect
This is my first cut at a meditation on what’s wrong with Australia’s governance today, motivated by last week’s Prime Ministerial address to the nation. I don’t suppose anyone’s going to read it, because it doesn’t look extreme enough, but...
The Antisemitism “Surge”: How real is it?
Right from the beginning, I found it hard to understand how someone so clearly unsuitable as Jillian Segal was ever considered for a job created for the declared purpose of building social cohesion. Ever since she took up the job (an unelec...
WHY I’M GIVING UP ON NOTES
When I first decided to switch to Substack for my serious writing, I imagined it was going to be something other than a traditional social media platform – more of a multidisciplinary virtual journal carrying serious thought-pieces that may...
How the Voice was Lost
Two years have passed since the defeat of Australia’s Voice referendum. Originally intended as a historic landmark in Australia’s Blak-whitefella relations, it was effectively sabotaged by the two conservative parties which had lost office...
PARTURIUNT MONTES… PART 1: THE GREAT PRODUCTIVITY NON-EVENT
“Mountains go into labour - and out pops a funny little mouse.”
Quintus Horatius Flaccus, the Roman poet, said it all two millennia ago. He could have been writing about the pitiful attempt at an economic summit that took over Australia’s...
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Retired policy researcher with the Australian parliament, other government agencies, and the Universities of Tasmania and NSW. 40 years of practical experience in policy analysis and evaluation, with an emphasis on solutions.
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