New Catallaxy

AEMO has had to urgently update and reissue its ironically titled yearly report Electricity Statement of Opportunities. Opportunities, to be clear, which are contingent on destroying Australia’s reliable and cheap energy and replacing it with unreliable and expensive energy.  However, apparently building renewables and battery storage has not gone as speedily as planned. The report issued…

The appearance of an official portrait of King Charles (above) has jogged my memory that it’s the time of year in which the finalists, and then winner, of the Archibald Prize for Portraiture are decorated and handed down to the Australian public. It coincides with a lot of other autumnal events where the apparent apexes…

Christianity isn’t as straightforward as I once thought it was. Ignorance is bliss they say. I am not sure about that but the more you learn about Christianity the more complex it gets. True, Christ’s death on the cross and His  physical resurrection, and the grace this brought, are true unchanging tenets of the faith.…