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A Sense of Place Magazine

Collapsing Magnetic Field Meets Rising Cyber Attacks

Collapsing Magnetic Field Meets Rising Cyber Attacks Earth’s magnetic shield is continuing to weaken, and the South Atlantic Anomaly is still expanding and splitting. At the same time, cyber attacks on the everyday systems that keep food cold and populations informed...

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Anthony Albanese’s Darkest Days

While Australians woke to the fifth interest rate rise of 2026 and mortgage repayments approaching levels last seen under Paul Keating, the Prime Minister was in the Caribbean boarding a billionaire’s low-carbon vessel with King Charles. The optics were as bad as the...

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Iranian Strength Is What Killed The Republicans

Video reading by Tim Foley: Vice President JD Vance made the surprising admission on social media that Trump administration’s war with Iran was what caused the massive Democratic Party sweep of the midterm elections, stating plainly that “The reason we lost is the war.” Saying

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THE FIVE OF MY LIFE

Nigel Marsh produces an excellent and popular podcast that he calls THE FIVE OF MY LIFE. He has a national and international audience and invited me to be his guest this week. I enjoyed the chat immensely. It was very challenging in a relaxed and friendly manner. Here...

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Newsom’s green agenda does not meet California’s fuel demands

California Governor Gavin Newsom’s energy policy centers on: Accelerating California’s transition to 100% clean electricity by 2045. A zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) mandates an energy policy that will require all new passenger cars and trucks sold in the state to be 100% zero-emission by 2035. Reality While California

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The Chalmers Curve

Economics has the Phillips curve, the Laffer curve and Okun’s law. All three of which are currently relevant to our economy, but now, Australia can offer two new unique contributions to economics textbooks discovered in the most unlikely of places: the media releases of Jim Chalmers.The first is the

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New Politics

The Politics of Silencing Palestine

Protecting Jewish Australians from antisemitism has become a justification for restricting protest, policing cultural expression or narrowing criticism of Israel, and the question now becomes who controls the public debate – and whose rights are being diminished.In this episode, we examine Jillian Segal’s policy agenda through the broader politics of

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The fight against antisemitism is becoming a war against freedoms

There’s a fundamental difference between reducing antisemitism and giving an unelected government official great influence over what Australians can say, where they can protest, which cultural events receive funding and how public broadcasters handle the complaints that are made against them.And it’s a difference that’s becoming increasingly difficult to see

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Who gets protected, and who pays the price?

A memorial to the 18,457 children killed in Gaza should hardly need metal detectors, a restricted entry process and armed guards to ensure the event is free of incident. The Shoalhaven City Council is far removed from a real war zone – and a zone of genocide – but its

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