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A Sense of Place Magazine

Nobody Say “Fuck Israel, Free Palestine”

Listen to a reading of this article (reading by Tim Foley): Nobody say “Fuck Israel, Free Palestine.” Saying “Fuck Israel, Free Palestine” is very offensive to people who think genocide is good. When you say “Fuck Israel, Free Palestine,” you are hurting the feelings of

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Not Taking A Position On Gaza IS Taking A Position On Gaza

Notes From The Edge Of The Narrative Matrix Listen to a reading of this article (reading by Tim Foley): ❖ It’s not okay to claim ignorance or uncertainty about what’s happening in Gaza in 2025. You’re an adult. You have internet access. If you don’t

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MY SISTER VIVIENNE AND ANNE OF GREEN GABLES

On Friday evenings Helen and I enjoy a couple of relaxing hours watching a television movie. Two days ago we chose ANNE OF GREEN GABLES on ABC iview. It has recently been released by Canada Television. Our choice was made as the book played a significant role in the...

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WHEN YOU REACH AGE EIGHTY IT’S TIME TO START WRITING BOOKS.

On the day I celebrated my 80th birthday I decided to become an author who would write best sellers. I had written a few books about fund raising in my earlier life, as well as a biography for my family, but no serious novels that could find a place on shelves of book...

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“WALKING WITH THE MAN” IS NOW AN AUDIO BOOK.

Many of my friends and followers don’t read books, they listen to them. They do so for many reasons, but mainly its because they just don’t have time to sit down and read. So they enjoy listening to books while they ride on buses trains ferries planes or while driving...

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NetZero policymakers remain oblivious that electricity came after oil!

Lifestyles are driven by the materialistic and transportation fuel demands of society, which so-called wind and solar are incapable of fulfilling.All the climate change alarmists blame emissions from fossil fuels, but they have yet to identify a back-up plan for “something” that will support the demand for products and fuels

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Gender stunts in space: Blue Origin’s female celebrity envoys

Indulgent, vain and profligate, the all-female venture into space on the self-piloted New Shepard (NS-31) operated by Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin was space capitalism and celebrity shallowness on full show, masquerading as profound, moving and useful.The crew consisted of bioastronautics research scientist and civil rights activist Amanda Nguyen, CBS Mornings

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Collusion and deception in Australian energy politics

Energy authorities assure the Australian public that renewables are cheapest, solar and wind energy are growing very rapidly, and the transition from fossil fuels to clean renewable is racing ahead, “unstoppably” in the jargon of enthusiasts.On the other side of the coin, electricity prices keep rising, our electricity supply still

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New Politics

It’s on: the 2025 election preview and Budget analysis

The federal election has been announced for May 3 and in this episode of New Politics, we unpack Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ latest federal Budget – a pre-election Budget filled with cautious politics, modest tax cuts and, as usual, plenty of attacks from the conservative media. While some early announcements pointed

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Housing with Purple Pingers and an election on the horizon

In this episode of the New Politics podcast, we explore the political narratives and media framing surrounding the upcoming federal budget to be announced by Treasurer Jim Chalmers, amidst ongoing concerns about budget deficits and economic management. With a critical eye on the media’s portrayal of deficits as “catastrophic” under

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WA Votes and Dutton unravelling

The WA election delivered another landslide for Labor, securing a third consecutive term with 45 seats, while the Liberals managed just eight. Eight! Despite a 10 per cent swing against Labor, gains went mostly to Greens, independents, and One Nation, reflecting broader discontent with the Liberal Party rather than an

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