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A Sense of Place Magazine

Mired in Scandal: A Field Guide to the Albanese Government

There are no so many scandals attaching to the Australian government headed by the beleaguered Prime Minister Anthony Albanese that it is difficult to keep track. To make things easier we have compiled the following Field Guide. For its many critics the Albanese...

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New Politics

Death in America: The execution will not be televised

The proposed livestream of Nidal Hasan’s execution exposed a disturbing direction in American politics: state violence packaged for an audience, with cruelty promoted as evidence of strength. Donald Trump has since cancelled the broadcast, but the political questions raised by Pete Hegseth’s proposal remain: what happens when a government treats

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Australia’s Red Line Package: Human rights for sale

Australia’s commitment to international law becomes considerably less convincing when enforcing it might disrupt defence contracts, the flow of dirty investments or strategic alliances. The Albanese government’s resistance to the Red Lines Package exposes this inherent contradiction: they will always condemns atrocities overseas, while continuing to make sure that Australian

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PFAS, housing and climate: Luciana Carusi’s fight for the Blue Mountains

The coming NSW election asks a question that reaches beyond which party forms government: how much influence do communities actually have over the decisions shaping their lives? In the Blue Mountains, disputes over development, PFAS water contamination, housing affordability and climate policy expose a widening gap between being consulted and

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