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Sunday Morning Rumble Podcasts with John Stapleton, Michael Gray Griffith and various Guests
Book Brief: The Vaccine Mafia Australia’s Broken Heartlands: Michael Gray Griffith. The Interview. Sunday Morning At Cafe Locked Out: This Week’s Guest John Shipton Aboriginal Allodial Sovereign Rights: The Interview Three Years on From Australia’s Voice to Parliament...
Australia’s Broken Heartlands: Michael Gray Griffith. The Interview.
Goodbye Road: Australia’s Broken Heartlands is one of the rawest, most poignant, powerful and consequential books of the 2020s. Here author Michael Gray Griffith, speaking from an abandoned industrial park in Western Australia, talks in depth about the creation of the...
More than 80% of kids still using social media despite ban, new eSafety report finds
Lisa M. Given, RMIT University As countries around the world look to follow Australia’s lead in restricting young people’s access to social media, a new report by the eSafety Commissioner might give them reason to pause, at least temporarily. Australia’s online...
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Breaking the silence on the Zionist influence in politics
Senator Nick McKim is not the first Australian politician to challenge the pro-Israel or Zionist influence in Australian politics, and he probably won’t be the last, but his comments made in the Senate and subsequent refusal to apologise to a prominent member of a pro-Zionist organisation might be a crossing
An Australian is killed, and Israel is still protected
The killing of Australian aid worker Zomi Frankcom in 2024 should have produced a major crisis in the relationship between Australia and Israel. Instead, two years after Frankcom was killed by Israeli drone strikes – along with six other World Central Kitchen workers – the Israeli military has cleared itself
Silencing genocide, one book at a time
Waverley Library’s decision to remove Adam Johnson’s How to Sell a Genocide after complaints raises a question that goes far beyond one book, one library or one Sydney council: who decides which political arguments the public is permitted to view?The distress experienced by survivors of the Bondi Beach terror attack