The Cars That Ate Paris, by Stephen Pascoe
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Complicity with our own destruction: can we break out of our cultural dependencies?
Latest comment: A great essay. focused on cars but with enough connection to potential solutions to make it much more...
Remembering at Woolgangi, by Skye Krichauff
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As a lagoon re-emerges and country heals, an Aboriginal past is revealed
Incarceration, Autonomy and Resistance on Manus Island, by Behrouz Boochani
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Our resistance demonstrated our rejection of violence, affirming our dignity as human beings by imbuing our struggle with peace.
Latest comment: I thoroughly agree with all these comments. no longer have we a government that cares. I find it...
Something Worth Dying For? by Andy Blunden
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How we might understand the motivations and self-sacrifice of ‘foreign fighters’
Story-telling: Justice and recognition in the narratives of those who have suffered, by Kirsty Sangster
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The justice process is tied to telling stories and to telling the truth. All around the world, victims of human-rights abuse are judged on their stories.
Why Settler Australia Needs Refugees by Lorenzo Veracini
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A specifically settler society relation to our borders
Latest comment: Sure you have some merit in your argument. However we need to also look at Australia's capacity to...
Australia’s Mining Legacies by Gavin M. Mudd
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The impacts of mining waste will be felt for years to come.
Latest comment: This very important article should not be missed, as Australians ponder on the slowdown of the "mining...