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A Sense of Place Magazine

Australia’s eSafety Commissioner: Who Exactly is She?

For most Australians, the eSafety Commissioner exists as a name attached to content that disappears, accounts that get restricted, and the vague sense that “they” are trying to control what can be said online. “They’re trying to censor us,” is a refrain heard up and...

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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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The Powerful Re-Write The Past AND The Present

Video reading by Tim Foley: It is said that history is written by the victors, but what’s interesting is that this is also true of the present story. Those who are winning the capitalism game get to set the narrative about what is currently happening

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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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Bank of America’s $8 billion bond sale:why Australia should pay attention

On Friday, 16 October 2026, Bank of America Corp raised US$8 billion through an investment-grade corporate bond issuance. The transaction comprised four series of debt securities with maturities ranging from approximately three to 11 years. The issuance took place amid volatility and rising yields in global credit markets. On the

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LIV Golf 2.0: D.O.A.

Among the most common and predictable statements about contemporary sport are “it’s all about the money” and “just [a] business”. These are quite defensible positions provided “all” and “just” are excluded.Sport, especially at a globallevel, is deeply enmeshed in various forms of capitalism. But there is rather more to it

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Labor’s doing to gas what they’re doing to housing

Labor central planning and regulation are causing trouble all over the economy. Now they’re fiddling with the gas market in a way which will produce less gas and damage the finances of Queensland, the state that produces most of it on the east coast. The Domestic Gas Reservation Bill 2026

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New Politics

RBA rate rise: Who pays the price for fighting inflation?

New Politics: Australian PoliticsThe best analysis and discussion about Australian politics and #auspol news. Presented by Eddy Jokovich and David Lewis, we look at all the issues the mainstream media wants to cover up, and do the job most journalists avoid: holding power to account. Seriously. / Twitter @NewpoliticsAU /

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Trump get a spanking in the midterms

Donald Trump’s midterm defeat exposes the weakness at the centre of his political project: a president can dominate public attention while losing the confidence of people struggling to pay their bills. With Democrats taking control of the House of Representatives and Senate, the US midterm elections become a test of

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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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