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Climate Council Media Release NEW DELOITTE MODELLING released today confirms that a 75% climate target is good for business and good for Australians, by unlocking enormous economic benefits that will boost our GDP, create jobs, […]

The idea that some people are more predestined to criminality than others because of race is a topic canvassed by Hannah Arendt in her discourse on Antisemitism, the first section of The Origins of Totalitarianism […]

Chapter 4: First Contact in Australia A Meeting of Worlds When the First Fleet arrived at Warrane (Sydney Cove) in January 1788, it was not the first time Aboriginal people had seen Europeans. Dutch navigators […]

Chapter 3: The British Crown and Terra Nullius The Crown as Coloniser When the First Fleet landed in 1788, it did not arrive as an independent venture. It came under the authority of the British […]

Protest in Britain has become dangerous of late. Shaky lawmakers minding their elected positions, displaying decorative ignorance, have been criminalising protests against the war in Gaza, branding certain groups “terrorist” in inclination. While the laws […]

By James Moore “What is that feeling when you’re driving away from people and they recede on the plain till you see their specks dispersing? – it’s the too-huge world vaulting us, and it’s good-bye. […]

Chapter 2: Colonisation as a Global Project Why We Can’t See Australia in Isolation To understand what happened in Australia, we have to look outward. Colonisation here wasn’t an isolated accident. It was part of […]

Palestine Action Group Sydney On Sunday 24 August, hundreds of thousands of people will mobilise, in over 40 towns and cities around the country, as part of the massive Nationwide March for Palestine. As the […]

Plan International Australia Media Release As famine grips Gaza, putting over a million children at risk, Plan International is demanding a ceasefire and unrestricted humanitarian access. Famine has taken hold in Gaza Governorate and will […]

For more than 65,000 years, hundreds of Nations thrived across this continent – each with their own languages, laws, and lands. In just over two centuries, colonisation attempted to erase them through dispossession, violence, assimilation, […]

To get to the venue involves a calming, if early ritual. Uneasy sleep beforehand, given the morning slot. Eagerness to prepare for the topic to be discussed in the global affairs segment, accompanied by that childish […]

Monash University Media Release Ahead of today’s Economic Reform Roundtable session, Monash University AI expert and Australian Laureate Fellow Professor Geoff Webb is available to discuss the urgent need for Australia to upskill its workforce […]

It is a curious feeling to see a government, let alone any politician, suddenly find their banished backbones and retired principles. The spine, on being discovered, adds a certain structural integrity to arguments otherwise lacking […]

Media Release August 24 21 Cities and towns across Australia (Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide, Darwin, Hobart, Canberra, Newcastle, Central Coast, Katoomba, Port Macquarie, Tathra, Bathurst, Pine Gap, Geraldton, Townsville, Cairns, Warrnambool, Canberra, Coff’s Harbour) Slogans: […]