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A Sense of Place Magazine

Your Smartphone is a Parasite

Rachael L. Brown, Australian National University and Rob Brooks, UNSW Sydney Head lice, fleas and tapeworms have been humanity’s companions throughout our evolutionary history. Yet, the greatest parasite of the modern age is no blood-sucking invertebrate. It is sleek,...

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The Long Drive

Michael Gray Griffith There is so much space out here. It’s like the gods left before they were able to add the mountains and valleys and grand forests. You could hide an entire civilization out here. We did, and they are still lost. On the beaches near Eucla, which...

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Know Them By Their Fruits

Listen to a reading of this article (reading by Tim Foley): They’re doing it right in front of us. Right in front of us. So many people have dedicated their entire lives working to expose the criminality of the empire, and then the empire comes

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‘WALKING WITH THE MAN’ IS HITTING THE MARK

My morale got a boost this week when my book Walking with the Man got a #1 best seller rating in a section of books on religion at Amazon, including a 5 star rating. It also got a #2 best seller rating in another section just below a Pope Francis book. The reason is...

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Manifestations of declining nationalism

The words “nation” and “nationalism” have a myriad of meanings, ranging from ideologically driven to politically defined, or colloquially stated. The word “nation” comes from the Latin term “natio,” originally meaning “birth, “origin”, or “breed,” identifying a group of people born in the same place and sharing a common ancestry.

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How not to reform a university: Trump’s Harvard obsession

The messy scrap between the Trump administration and Harvard University was always more than a touch bizarre. On June 4, President Donald Trump issued a proclamation claiming that the university was “no longer a trustworthy steward of international student and exchange visitor programs.” It had not pursued the Student Exchange

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New Politics

On The Eve Of Destruction

Photo credit: Moshe Mizrahi/Reuters. This latest episode analyses the escalating Israel–Iran conflict, unpacking this week’s deadly strikes on nuclear facilities, the retaliatory missile fire, and the West’s predictable “right to defend” double-standard. We challenge the narrative that paints Tehran as a perpetual “regime” while letting Israel’s undeclared nuclear arsenal

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The ghost of Morrison, Fascism USA, and political football in Tasmania

Photo/illustration credit: Elise Swain/The Intercept/Getty Images. In this episode, we report on one of the most baffling political decisions in recent memory: the awarding of Australia’s highest civilian honour, the Companion of the Order of Australia, to former Prime Minister Scott Morrison. The award for Morrison has ignited criticism

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The Gaslit Nation and Sending Rockets To China

Greenpeace campaigner above dead coral in Ningaloo Marine Park. Credit: Greenpeace Australia. In this explosive episode of the New Politics podcast, we look at the federal Labor government’s quiet but devastating climate betrayal, exposing its recent approval of Woodside’s massive fossil fuel North West Shelf gas expansion, extending emissions

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