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A Sense of Place Magazine

A Dark Day in Australia’s Mortgage Belt

The RBA lifts the cash rate to a 15-year high of 4.6 per cent. Young families wear the extra repayments. Canberra wears the blame. “RBA throws mortgage holders under the bus.” “Dark day for hardworking Australian families.” “Labor’s spending addiction forces 16th rate...

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Be Kind To Your Adult Children Or They’ll Stop Talking To You

Video reading by Tim Foley: The Wall Street Journal has a new article out titled “Why Are So Many Adults Cutting Off Their Parents?” about the rising levels of family estrangement in our society. “Many experts believe that estrangements between adult children and their parents

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Empire Psychosis

Video reading by Tim Foley: More and more humans are suffering from empire psychosis. People who can’t go ten minutes without checking their phones, losing hours a day to social media and mindless scrolling. People talking to chatbots, learning about the world from them, learning

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Treasury’s massive ‘intergenerational’ immigration crushes democracy

Albanese Labor is never going to be that government. It’s inconceivable, simply not in their elitist and globalist DNA.Canada and other prosperous nations prove, doomsayers are wrong, reversing aggressive mass-migration needn’t derail the economy. Albo’s ersatz 2% economic growth is mostly indiscriminate population growth. Canada is topping 3% despite negative

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Blue Waterways: reconnecting Europe through its rivers

Europe has spent decades building connectivity on land. High-speed railways, motorways, bridges, tunnels, ports and logistics hubs have transformed the continent into one of the world’s most integrated economic spaces. Yet one of Europe’s oldest connectivity systems—the network of rivers and canals that historically carried people, goods and ideas across

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The demographics of war

Without any doubt war is one of the greatest man-made disasters in human experience.The relationship that exists between war and population remains far from clear. Few aspects of life have proved as elusive as the explanation and study of the causative factors of war. It remains difficult to establish a

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New Politics

Who’s actually in charge of Australia’s future?

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has returned from New York after launching Australia’s campaign for a seat on the UN Security Council seat from 2029, accompanied by the usual language about observing international law, global cooperation and Australia’s role as a constructive middle power, punching above its weight.Of course, Australia should

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Australia wants a seat at the UN but what would it stand for?

Australia is campaigning for a seat on the UN Security Council for 2029–30. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says membership would give the country greater influence over conflict, peacekeeping and the international rules that shape an increasingly unstable world. The question for Australia is: what it would do with that influence?

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What is ASIO really telling us about terror threats?

ASIO director–general Mike Burgess says the agency has disrupted 16 potential terror threats and four more serious plots since the Bondi Beach attack. Those numbers are designed to get the attention of the public but they also demand an explanation. What is meant by a “disruption”? How close were the

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