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A Sense of Place Magazine

Fat Daddy: Three Broken Families, One Broken System

Hear the author live. P. Collo joins us for a conversation at 9:30am AEST today. Listen live via Café Locked Out on Rumble, Facebook, and X. The recording will be embedded here afterward. Signed copies will also be made available through Café Locked Out’s Banned Books...

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ALL Art Is Political When You Live In A Genocidal Dystopia

Video reading by Tim Foley: During a speech at the Las Vegas Sphere on Saturday, Metallica frontman James Hetfield took aim at artists like Macklemore for making political statements about the genocide in Gaza during their concerts. “I just gotta say, Metallica is not here,

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Testing ASEAN’s resilience amid the global debt surge

Amid increasingly uncertain global geopolitics and security, the global geoeconomic landscape is becoming increasingly complex. Most recently, the IMF Global Debt Database stated that total global debt (combined government and private debt) reached around US$251 trillion in 2024, or slightly above 235% of global GDP. Of this amount, public debt

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Forget AI: offshoring is the real threat to Australian jobs

Australians are constantly being told to fear artificial intelligence, with almost every discussion about the future of work eventually turning to predictions about AI replacing employees, eliminating professions and fundamentally reshaping the labour market. While AI will undoubtedly transform the way we work, I believe our obsession with the futuristic

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New Politics

Australia’s Red Line Package: Human rights for sale

Australia’s commitment to international law becomes considerably less convincing when enforcing it might disrupt defence contracts, the flow of dirty investments or strategic alliances. The Albanese government’s resistance to the Red Lines Package exposes this inherent contradiction: they will always condemns atrocities overseas, while continuing to make sure that Australian

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PFAS, housing and climate: Luciana Carusi’s fight for the Blue Mountains

The coming NSW election asks a question that reaches beyond which party forms government: how much influence do communities actually have over the decisions shaping their lives? In the Blue Mountains, disputes over development, PFAS water contamination, housing affordability and climate policy expose a widening gap between being consulted and

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Australia’s rules-based disorder

The international rules-based order faces a crisis of credibility, raising an uncomfortable question for Australia: does the Albanese government genuinely believe in international law, or only when defending it doesn’t have any consequences?The controversy surrounding Navi Pillay, the Nobel Peace Prize and Israel’s conduct in Gaza exposes a deeper struggle

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