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A Sense of Place Magazine

Australia After the Rains: The Greening of the Nullarbor

The Nullarbor is supposed to be the place where the country runs out. From the car it is a ruled line, a white edge on bitumen, saltbush and sky, and the long habit of calling it empty. This spring the plain has not kept the bargain. Rain through the winter, and again...

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Pentagon To Live Stream Firing Squad Execution — A Poem

Video reading by Tim Foley: The Pentagon plans to live-streamthe firing squad executionof the Fort Hood shooter,and my head is so very heavy,and everything is covered in the ashesof a burning planet. I found the corpse of a water spiritdown by the creek where my

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No One Gives A Fuck About October 7

Video reading by Tim Foley: No one gives a fuck about October 7. No one cares. They used to, but then Israel spent three years showing the world why October 7 happened in the first place. After witnessing the cruelty and savagery of the state

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The slow-motion erasure of the West Bank

There are crimes that arrive with explosions, and crimes that advance quietly-through a bulldozer at dawn, a rifle at a shepherd’s chest, a child torn from bed, a family denied water until leaving becomes the only way to survive. In the West Bank, dispossession has become a daily ritual and

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Flying scared: the evacuation of US bombers from Raf Fairford

The evacuation of a dozen B-1B bombers of the US Air Force from the RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire is another instalment in the latest rippling of the Iran war that began as a pre-emptive, illegal assault by the US and Israel on the Islamic Republic in late February. This, arguably,

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When did obesity become a drug deficiency?

Look at almost any photograph of an American crowd taken 60 years ago. It can be a baseball game, a high school graduation, a beach, an airport terminal, a factory floor, or simply people walking down a city street. Something is immediately noticeable to modern eyes, although almost nobody in

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New Politics

The Greens take on Labor, Supermarkets, AUKUS & Palestine

David Shoebridge’s challenge to Labor raises a question Australian politics always avoids: who should the economy – and the government – actually serve? For voters confronting rising grocery bills, unaffordable housing and growing corporate profits, assurances that the system is working are becoming a difficult sell. The Australian Greens are

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