In Australia, the wealthiest 1% have the same wealth as the bottom 70%. That is 243 000 people living in this country have the same wealth as 17 million Australians…
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Bitcoin scam – fake news
The are currently articles circulating on Facebook and via email claiming that I invest in Bitcoin. This is completely false - it is a scam. I am working with the…
Population Ponzi Scheme
This is my latest advertisement which appeared in The Australian newspaper on Friday 19 June 2020.
It’s a really important message about how eight out of ten Aussies simply don’t want a big Australia, with never ending growth.
Recent ad campaigns
Here are my most recent print advertisements that I placed in the national newspapers recently.
Click on each image to enlarge.
“Saving planet earth one (less) child at a time…”
Each year we add more than 80 million people to the world’s population.
Click on the below image to read “SAVING PLANET EARTH ONE (LESS) CHILD AT A TIME”.
An article written by Sharon Stephenson, featured in New Zealand’s North & South magazine, that discusses the carbon footprint of having children.
Climate change is not the biggest threat to the world’s environment
Below is a booklet recently produced by Dick Smith.
It features an important article by freelance writer and global wilderness adventurer Kevin Casey.
Kevin believes in human-induced climate change, but also understands that there is a more important issue at stake.
Click here to read the booklet in full.
Overpopulation – eternal growth in a finite world is impossible!
Here is my latest advertising campaign calling for our Prime Minister to show leadership when it comes to growth and overpopulation.
It is appearing in all major newspapers this week.
Overpopulation – we need leadership
Below is an ad that I've had published in all the major newspapers. It's calling on our Prime Minister to show leadership in relation to our population crisis.
Renewable energy – who do you believe
Here is an ad that I've had published in the national newspapers, in relation to recent claims that Canberra will be 100% renewable by 2020.