DRACULA IN THE BLOOD BANKJanuary, 2012
As we reflect on the year we just had and look ahead to the next, John Spoehr thinks it could be a year for consolidation following some tough love.
WEATHERILL HEADING FOR VICTORY IN 2014?December, 2011
A couple of months into his reign, John Spoehr spoke to Premier Jay Weatherill about his vision for the economic future of South Australia.
DEBT AND THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISISOctober, 2011
In this exclusive interview with The Adelaide Review, global finance expert Ann Pettifor talks with John Spoehr about the “triple crunch” of credit crisis, climate change and rising oil pices.
HOT POLITICS BAD FOR CLIMATE DEBATEAugust, 2011
The climate change debate has become a political slanging match but John Spoehr thinks we should take the political heat out of the discussion.
FROM FIERY FOLEY TO GENTLE JACKJuly, 2011
Changes in leadership don’t always bring about significant changes in substance in contemporary Australian politics but John Spoehr notes some subtle shifts appear to be occurring with the departure of Kevin Foley as Treasurer.
WOMEN’S WORKJune, 2011
It is a long road to equality for women around the world and Australia is no exception but there are occasional steps that seem to lead in the right direction. John Spoehr reports on a landmark in the long campaign for women’s wage justice.
AGAINST THE TIDEMay, 2011
Political crunch time – just when you thought things couldn’t get any worse for Labor.
BE AFRAIDApril, 2011
Great big taxes, great big lies and video tape – the politics of fear are showing on a screen near you.
PROFITS AND POLITICSMarch, 2011
BHP Billiton scales new profit heights while Marathon hits the wall, by John Spoehr.
GENERATING CHANGEFebruary, 2011
The Zero Carbon 2020 energy plan is generating plenty of debate but will it generate change?
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