Refugees are NOT ok
By Jane Salmon Having been vilified and blocked for over a decade, asylum seekers needing permanent visas are NOT ok. The death by self-immolation of […]
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A Nation of Apologies
By Roger Chao A Nation of Apologies Australia, land of Altjira, of oceans wild and skies untamed, Where stories of the Jukurrpa are told in […]
Social media ban not an effective solution
RMIT University Media Release The Federal Government is planning to introduce a minimum age restriction for social media platforms to prevent harm. RMIT experts comment: […]
Generative AI in Education Report Released
House of Representatives Media Release The House of Representatives Standing Committee on Employment, Education, and Training has today tabled its report, Study Buddy or Influencer, following its inquiry into the […]
Australia’s economic health: the pressure on interest rates
UNSW Sydney Media Release While Australia weathered the pandemic better than many countries, questions about its recovery and handling of high inflation are tempering the […]
Australian Government Intensifies Its Assault On International Education Sector Jobs
Independent Tertiary Education Council Australia Media Release The Australian Government has intensified its attack on jobs in the international education sector, releasing details of the […]
ANZ’s bid to outsmart Suncorp contract reaches new low
By Dale Webster Dear _ _ _ _ Your complaint about our Katoomba branch closer Thank you for contacting us about ANZ’s decision to close […]
Australian Futures Arising From That Bad News Week: Is More Austerity the Right Policy Prescription?
By Denis Bright Last week offered real leadership tests for policy elites in the corridors of power and for professional commentators in the mainstream news […]
Remembering Pete Steedman
By Gareth Evans I know it’s a cliché to say of someone that after he or she was made they threw away the mold. But […]
Ex-Politicians and the Revolving Door Problem
By Denis Hay Description: Ex-politicians routinely join the fossil fuel industry after leaving office. Explore how this undermines Australia’s democracy and environment. Introduction: Australia’s political […]
Young First Peoples from Australia and Asia-Pacific unite in Canberra for climate action
Oxfam Australia Media Release Four young grassroots climate leaders from the Asia-Pacific region and the Kimberley will today meet with Australian political leaders in Canberra […]
Australia moves further away from National Housing Accord target
New industry forecasts released by Master Builders Australia show the country has moved further away from achieving the National Housing Accord target of 1.2 million […]
Digital Serfs
By Roger Chao Digital Serfs In the glow of the screen, where pixels dance and flicker bright, We trade our days for data streams, surrendering […]
Cemetery America
By James Moore Time to tip a hat to America. We’ve only had 45 school shootings this year and what happened in Georgia is (only) […]
Plastic Apocalypse
By Roger Chao Plastic Apocalypse Where the tide leaves in sorrow, where the oceans weep beneath the sky’s wide and endless dome, Lies a silent […]