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When I was in my 20s, I was between jobs after an illness and signed up for unemployment benefits. As part of my “obligation” to the state, I had to visit an employment service and watch videos on how to get a job. I had to travel to attend these...
A democracy is only ever as strong as its institutions and people’s trust in it. And yet, just this month, we have had Jewish people denied leave to appear in front of the royal commission into antisemitism, where they wished to speak on their...
From the critically acclaimed author of On Reckoning , a powerful examination of how the politics of civility attempts to shut down debate. But when lies are treated as truth, the only thing we can do is speak up and screw nice.
Back in 2009 (which seems an entirely different world at this point) then US president Barack Obama delivered the commencement address to the Notre Dame graduating class. There had been controversy in the lead-up – Notre Dame is a Catholic...
There was something quietly remarkable about a moment in question time this week. It was subtle, so subtle it was largely missed. But in response to obvious racial dog whistling from the Coalition, a Labor minister explicitly called it out. In...
For those watching politics at the moment, none of it seems to make sense. Why would the Liberal Party, which arguably has the most to lose, at least in the near term, from One Nation’s insurgency, make a deal to cement its demise? The answer, as...
In 1968, American ecologist and eugenicist Garrett Hardin published his essay, the “Tragedy of the Commons”, in Science magazine. It posited that humans, when left to their own devices, would “rationally” and individually exploit resources for their...
If Australia’s current political environment were a Bond film, we have reached the point where the villain feels comfortable enough to explain their entire dastardly plan to a restrained 007. Gina Rinehart’s most recent public intervention into...
By: Amy Remeikis
Being an outspoken and critical female journalist often draws unwanted attention
Most of the time, it can be difficult to differentiate LNP MP Ted O’Brien from a beige wall. A persistent underachiever, he has nevertheless proved that being among the last standing can still overcome mediocrity. But desperate times create desperate...
