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By James Moore “Making the decision to have a child is momentous. It is to decide forever to have your heart go walking around outside your body.” (Elizabeth Stone). There were 16 people camped along […]

Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS) Media Release Two years on from the findings of the Robodebt Royal Commission, the Federal Government has still not implemented all of its recommendations, and alarming flaws in the […]

In a move that surprises absolutely no one, President Donald Trump has announced he will be staging a full-scale wrestling match on the South Lawn of the White House – complete with fireworks, folding chairs, […]

When daylight dies beyond the range and Blackwoods sigh no more, The hush of dusk begins to creep across the forest floor. No trumpet sounds, no banner waves, no marching human feet, But still a […]

What does the One Big Beautiful Bill Mean for the Economy? THE G.R.I.F.T. MACHINE Scene description: A giant slot machine in a government building labeled “THE G.R.I.F.T. 9000,” operated by a beaming politician while lobbyists […]

By James Moore “But just so we’re reminded of the ones who are held back, up front there ought to be a man in black.” – Johnny Cash America needs no more explanation as a […]

Six Million Australians have discovered they have a heightened risk of being the subject of identity fraud this week because … a criminal was given access by an employee to a third-party customer servicing platform. […]

Who Am I Supposed to Be Hating Now? A Forensic Look at Media-Driven Social Engineering By Logan Scripted In a now-viral Twitter thread one user encapsulated a quietly growing cultural anxiety in a single question: […]

He has made it his bread and butter for years: finding society’s kooky representatives, the marginal, the crazed and the touched. But what makes Louis Theroux’s The Settlers troubling is its examination of a seemingly inexorable […]

I once wore a mask made of deadlines and stress, where the air never tasted quite right, And I lived by a screen in a boxed-in routine, far away from the birds and the light. […]

By Robyn Dunphy “I’m right, you’re wrong: that gives me the right to denigrate you.” I’m seeing this attitude everywhere. It isn’t constructive. I’ve probably been guilty of it once or twice myself – if […]

Platformed and Abandoned: How Australia Keeps Failing Disabled Commuters – And Who Gets Away With It By someone who’s watched the train leave the platform, again The latest blow in Australia’s ongoing war on accessibility […]

Having coffee with a friend who had recently returned from holidaying in Northern Ireland, a visit ‘home’ catching up with childhood friends and reviving old relationships, my friend commented about the on-going political divide in […]