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1.1KPerforming ArtsFrom Silent Spring to Big Porn Inc
The book Big Porn Inc will challenge most people’s thinking about pornography and its very real and harmful consequences. There has been...
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941International
WikiLeaks and other reformers: has Machiavelli met his match?
It’s most instructive to read carefully the Stratfor emails WikiLeaks released recently. Their language and tone are alarming: both brutal and ruthless,...
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827Environment
Monsanto’s Roundup threatens future of global food supply
Monsanto’s reckless disregard for public health and the agricultural stability of the planet may be even more significant than previously thought. A...
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836Economy
Flimsy school plan caned
JUST one page of the State Government’s new strategic vision for education is available to the public. The one-page plan, plus an...
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877Economy
Faith no more …
Sometimes words fail me, but not today. Today I write for my wife and for the countless voiceless at the mercy of...
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928Economy
Are the old warriors up to the challenge?
Loggers demand greens agree to forest peace terms (The Australian, 15/3/2012) It is always curious when people attempt to negotiate from an...
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830Politics
Ann stands for Hobart
PENELOPE ANN: A MUCH-NEEDED PROGRESSIVE VOICE IN THE UPPER HOUSE Penelope Ann Greens Legislative Council Candidate for Hobart Tourism entrepreneur and teacher,...
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1.4KInternational
Margaret Whitlam dies, aged 92
MARGARET Whitlam, the wife of former Prime Minister Gough Whitlam and one of Australia’s most revered public figures, has died. She was...
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Statements
73% of Australians prefer a stable population over a “big Australia”
12 March 2012, Sydney: New research released today by the Stable Population Party has found 73% of Australians would prefer a stable...
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Statements
Denison Debate with Professor Sir Ian Kennedy, Wednesday 28 March at 6 pm
As we move into autumn, more news from the Inglis Clark Centre for Civil Society: 1. Books for Our Time – Alain...
