Month: November 2025

By James Moore “America is false to the past, false to the present, and solemnly binds herself to be false to the future.” (Frederick Douglass). She died at only age 20, picking up trash for […]

Part Three When your environmental law explicitly forbids considering environmental catastrophe, that’s not policy. That’s capture. The Climate Provision That Isn’t There Here’s the bit that will make you furious: Australia’s new environment law makes […]

By: L.J. “Flywheel” Pascolini Cultural critic A TV critic’s review sketched between thunderous applause and involuntary eye-twitching I like Landman. I like root canals too, but only one of these is meant to hurt. The […]

There is a moment in every conflict when language collapses. Words like justice, revenge, and security are repeated so often they lose their meaning. When that happens, something even graver follows, we stop seeing people […]

On June 20, members of Palestine Action broke into a Royal Airforce base at Brize Norton, Oxfordshire, going on to spray paint two military aircraft activists claimed were being used in “direct participation in the […]

By now everyone is well aware of the Coalition and One Nation’s anti-renewable crusade, claiming the lights won’t go on and industry will be shuttered. ‘No net zero’ is a great marketing term – fitting […]

Part 2: How Australia’s Government Convinced Us It Cares About The Bush (Spoiler: It Doesn’t) One step forward and a giant leap backward. Real concessions on forests meet systemic failure on climate. This is how […]

Public debate in Australia today feels less like a conversation and more like a chronic injury. We poke at it every day; it hurts every day; and yet we no longer remember quite how we […]

The tantrum that won’t go away When six Democratic lawmakers – veterans and intelligence professionals all – released a 90-second video on November 18 reminding U.S. military and intelligence personnel that they have a duty […]

The theatre of Environmental Reform, Part One of A Four-Part Investigation Five years after Professor Graeme Samuel exposed the catastrophic failures of Australia’s environmental laws, the Albanese government has finally delivered its response. They’re calling […]