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A Sense of Place Magazine

Australia is Failing: And Australians Aren’t Meant to Notice

From Gaz’s A Defender’s Voice Greg Sheridan’s bombshell article in The Australian, “Australia Divided, Misgoverned, in Retreat,” doesn’t just diagnose a nation in trouble; it rips off the bandages to expose the systemic rot infecting every major artery of the country....

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Staring Down The Barrel Of War With Iran Once Again

Listen to a reading of this article (reading by Tim Foley): Well it looks like the US is on the precipice of war with Iran again.  US officials are telling the press that they anticipate a potential impending Israeli attack on Iran while the family

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While The Waymos Burn

Listen to a reading by Tim Foley: While the Waymos burn While the air over LA fills with smoke and teargas and Reaper drones While Israelis hand each other trophies for not murdering Greta Thunberg While Palantir stocks soar and insect populations plummet While the

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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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The uglier side of electric vehicles: disposing of the EV batteries

The recent California fires, where the Palisades and Eaton fires have collectively destroyed at least 12,000 structures, had a higher-than-average numbers of electric vehicles, officials said. Those fires provided a real time sequel of an uglier side of EV’s not discussed in the recently released Larry Elder documentary “Electric Vehicles:

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New Politics

The Final Week: Dutton’s collapse, Albanese’s edge and Labor to win

In this final episode before the 2025 federal election, we break down the last chaotic week of the campaign and assesses the likelihood of a Labor victory. With opinion polls suggesting a narrow but consistent edge for Anthony Albanese and the Labor Party, Peter Dutton’s Liberal–National Coalition appears to be

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After four weeks of the campaign: Is it all over?

With week four of the federal election campaign reduced to just three working days – bookended by Easter Monday and ANZAC Day – campaigning was thrown further off-kilter by the death of Pope Francis, whose passing prompted both Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Leader of the Opposition Peter Dutton to

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Loose units and losing momentum: Dutton’s campaign continues to go downhill

In this extended episode of New Politics, we analyse week three of the 2025 federal election campaign, where Peter Dutton’s Coalition campaign continues to unravel under the weight of misinformation, international blunders, and internal chaos. From fabricating statements allegedly made by Indonesian President Prabowo about a mythical Russian airbase in

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