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A Sense of Place Magazine

Our Government The Enemy: Ramesh Thakur. Extract.

Professor Ramesh Thakur, one of Australia’s most esteemed academics, will be on Cafe Locked Out with John Stapleton and Michael Gray Griffith. It will be streamed at 10am Australian Eastern Time and also be available on X, YouTube, Rumble, Facebook and Substack. A...

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MEET ME AT REDCLIFFE ON MELBOURNE CUP NIGHT (TUESDAY)

An active group of Progressive Christians meet regularly at Redcliffe to debate the core issues of modern Christianity. They call themselves the REDCLIFFE EXPLORERS and they are interesting people who have expansive minds. I am delighted to have accepted their...

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How to transform Australian foreign, economic and defence policies from mindlessness to mindfulness?

Liberal democracies like Australia and the G7 face disruptive and complex challenges, wars, democratic backsliding, deconsolidation, harmful trends and devastating scenarios. Young Australians are deliberately not ready to meet these challenges under the current system.Australian citizens, communities, industries, civil society and the media are actively discouraged from envisioning and implementing

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Intergenerational inequity? The young have never had it so good

The Albanese government’s latest budget has been partly framed to promote “intergenerational equity” and is aimed at skewing policy to the young as they are supposedly worse off compared with previous generations who now owe them extra support through additional taxes on their past earnings, investments and alleged accumulated wealth.

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New Politics

The Budget: Labor’s slow and stuttered crawl toward reform

On Tuesday night, Treasurer Jim Chalmers will deliver what is being regarded as one of the most important federal Budgets in many years, promising action on housing affordability, productivity, cost-of-living pressures and long-awaited tax reform.Of course, we’ll have to wait to see whether this will be the case or not,

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Budget, gas and housing: Can Labor finally deliver real reform?

This week’s briefing outlines the big issues to look out for: Labor’s defining Budget test over tax reform, housing affordability, gas exports and cost-of-living pressures, as the Albanese government faces growing demands for economic change while navigating the rise of One Nation, deepening tensions with China and mounting questions about

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What did they know? Secrets, silence and the Bondi failures

In this episode of the New Politics podcast, we examine the interim findings of the Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion following the devastating Bondi Beach attack that killed 15 people and injured more than 40 others. While the Commission’s initial recommendations on gun control, policing resources and intelligence

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