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Describing a ‘post-modern’ sensibility (Extracts from ‘A semiotic interrogation of law & economics’ by Dr James Moylan) Notes on the very recent arrival of the concept of ideology The ‘concept of ideology’ is a commonplace […]

Local Government NSW Media Release LGNSW President Mayor Darcy Byrne has warmly welcomed the Albanese Government’s announcement today to restore adequate funding to councils across Australia to address the financial criss in Local Government. Today’s […]

Documenting the rise of neoclassical rhetoric (An extract from ‘A semiotic interrogation of law & economics’, by Dr James Moylan) ‘The dominant culture contributes to the real integration of the dominant class (by facilitating the […]

I. Introduction: A System That Rewards the Wrong Things Australia’s healthcare system is widely regarded as one of the best in the world, ranking third globally in 2025. Yet beneath this glossy exterior lies a […]

It has been said that ‘you can fool most of the people, some of the time’. Which, it seems, is all that is needed if you want to be an evangelical preacher, a right-wing warrior, […]

The naval blockade has become conveniently modish, particularly when it comes to narrow straits of water where heavy international traffic and cargo pass through. The Iranians were the first to realise an eventuality long suspected: […]

RMIT University Media Release The conflict in the Middle East is continuing to affect global energy markets and fuel prices, highlighting Australia’s reliance on imported fuel and petrochemical supply chains. An RMIT expert explains the […]

Australian Human Rights Commission Media Release Australia’s Commissioners for gender equality and children’s rights, Dr Anna Cody and Deb Tsorbaris, have rejected comments by One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson, who described domestic and family violence […]

By Dr Dan Steinbock   After the Gaza genocide, bipartisan consensus over US-Israel ties is crumbling. As legal debate is expanding, the political foundation of unconditional U.S. military support for Israel has entered its most […]

Every company wants our attention. Phones buzz, videos autoplay, headlines become more sensational. Is attention becoming the world’s most valuable resource? The Attention Economy Since the dawn of time – or at least since someone […]

There could be a big drama now, about Small Modular Nuclear Reactors sort of not really going to happen in the UK. But I don’t think so. The nuclear lobby is adept at twisting a […]

Proudly Human Media Release In a global first, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced last Wednesday that Australia will lead the world in developing a national AI framework that will include data-center rules, integrated governance and protection […]

It remains a prickly reminder that Australia remains an embarrassed vassal of power, annexed to the security interests of another state basking in imperial and fast diminishing splendour. Pine Gap, known more technically as the […]

RMIT University Media Release Social media companies could be forced to identify anonymous accounts accused of online vilification, under new laws being proposed in Victoria. An RMIT expert explains why this could reshape online accountability and why platforms are likely […]

He has never been able to accept it, but even after winning the 2024 US presidential elections, Donald Trump continued to fixate on the election result of 2020, when he lost to the Democratic contender, […]