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A Sense of Place Magazine

Scathing Backlash: Australian Labor Party’s Disaster Budget

While you might expect criticism from from their traditional opponents, the Australian Federal Government’s March budget has been met with almost universal condemnation. A country already reeling from the impacts of mass migration and a cost of living crisis is now...

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The UK Is Getting Even Crazier In Defense Of Israel

Reading by Tim Foley: The UK is getting crazier and crazier in its defense of Israel. Now they’re canceling the visas of mainstream normie political pundits for criticizing the state of Israel, and investigating people for antisemitic hate crimes when they denounce Zionists who aren’t

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Warmongers Keep Generating AI Atrocity Propaganda About Iran

Reading by Tim Foley: Another AI atrocity propaganda project about Iran has been unleashed, this time in the form of a movie titled “Dreams of Violets” at the Tribeca film festival. Variety calls the flick “the first full-length, live-action film generated by AI to be

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ITS TIME TO BUILD COMMUNITIES NOT DIVIDED BY RELIGION.

WALK WITH THE SPIRIT is a page-turning novel about people – Christian, Muslim, Jew, Confucian, Indigenous, LGBTI, Atheist – who try to create a caring and sharing and generous society in the Queensland City of Rockhampton despite the current international war in which...

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IT’S TIME TO ‘WALK IN THE SPIRIT’

You will enjoy this powerful and inspirational page turning novel about the lives of six very different people. Its fascinating pages will reveal to you that they are Muslim, Jew, Christian, Indigenous, Confucian, LGBTI. In varying ways and at different times they...

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Metaphor, Risk, and Responsibility in Language around Reconciliation

Public reconciliation discourse relies heavily on metaphor to mobilise participation and signal ethical commitment. Phrases such as “closing the gap”, “walking together” and “bridge-building” frame reconciliation through ideas of movement, repair and shared responsibility. So why are we now seeing gambling-derived language, specifically the phrase “go all in”? Gambling metaphors

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The law beneath the law

Brexit baffled some Europeans, but the standard explanations – immigration, sovereignty, bureaucratic overreach – while not wrong, are inadequate. They describe symptoms rather than the underlying condition, which was driven, in part unconsciously, by the very un-European bedrock on which the laws of the Anglosphere rest. This foundation has been

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Not much to see: the release of the UFO files

These are always occasions of anticipation and even celebration for the tinfoil hatters and those keen to spot the internal plot, the thriving fifth column and anything that could risk being seen as ordinary. The human mind is obsessed by the need for a rounded explanation. In place of that

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Pollster Kos Samaras: electoral soothsayer for endless immigration

Greek-origin commentator George Megalogenis has made a vocation of Australia’s “cultural diversity” obsession. Doing victory-laps, as we hit 30% overseas born, 50% “migrant origin”.Only Middle East oil-autocracies – now strafed by Iran – really top that. Move over, George. Greek-origin soothsayer Kos, former election-strategist for Dan Andrews and his chronically

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New Politics

Integrity on hold: The crisis facing the National Anti-Corruption Commission

The resignation of National Anti-Corruption Commission commissioner Paul Brereton is a significant moment for one of the Albanese government’s flagship integrity reforms, but it also raises a far deeper issue: Australia’s federal anti-corruption watchdog has failed to meet the expectations placed upon it. Established in 2023 amid widespread public anger

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The Teal Party of Australia: Will it take off?

The teal independents emerged as a political rebellion against the Liberal Party’s shift over into culture-war politics under figures like Scott Morrison and Peter Dutton, offering the more affluent urban voters a politically safer alternative that combined economic conservatism with climate action, integrity in politics and socially progressive values. But

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