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A Sense of Place Magazine

Dr Bruce Paix. The Rumble Interview.

Yes, jail. Arrested on bogus charges that were later thrown out in court, Bruce was locked up for seven days — all of it in isolation. That was when he first collided with A Sense of Place Magazine. We interviewed him on the same day he was released. To see the...

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Anthropocene

Reading by Tim Foley: We can make a home here.In these ruins.In this shattered civilizationfull of walking autopsieswhere every twinkle in the night skyis an Elon Musk satellite. Life can still thrive here.Even in the Anthropocene.Even in the middle of secular armageddon.There is still mossin the

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New Politics

Jacinta Allan: Legacy, debt and the end of an era

Jacinta Allan’s resignation is more than just another leadership change: it signals the end of the Daniel Andrews era and leaves Victorian Labor confronting the political cost of its own lofty ambitions. Allan helped oversee one of the largest infrastructure programs in Australian history, including the Metro Tunnel, West Gate

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Australia’s broken political system

Politics is disappointing, but does it always have to be this disappointing? It’s a question that we’re always asked at New Politics and becomes harder to avoid after a week in which the Prime Minister attended an exclusive fundraiser at a Point Piper mansion, Labor members gathered at a national

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The arrogance of power: Labor’s complacency is becoming its biggest threat

This might be the point where Labor’s massive parliamentary majority develops the complacency that eventually destroys all governments, irrespective of which side they come from. Anthony Albanese is facing questions over an exclusive fundraiser at a $40 million Point Piper mansion, where guests were “encouraged” to contribute $10,000 each –

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