Tasmanian Times
Think
-
3.2KYouth Advocate’s Journey to Ancestral Identity
Earlier this year UNICEF Australia announced its Young Ambassador to represent Tasmania in an 18-month program for aspiring young advocates. Reede Adams-Beckett,...
-
3.1K
What Happens When Monoliths Reshape the World?
UTAS architecture students Luke Pendergast, Zachary Tregenza and Jacob Tripp
-
3.3K
Tragic Rise of Unseen Child Homelessness
The shocking reality of unaccompanied child homelessness in Australia has been described as a “line in the sand” moment by Associate Professor...
-
3.2K
Why Outrage Isn’t Enough For Progress
Dr Emily Samuels Ballantyne argues that sustainable change requires a proactive, constructive approach called convivial governance, where communities are invited to participate...
-
3.0K
What Is Your Business Model, Local Government?
A Poem to Begin: “The Land of Forms in Triplicate” They paved the way with paper, and called it governance. Ink spilled...
-
5.2K
A Call for Justice and Regeneration in Australian Universities
Dr Emily Samuels Ballantyne argues that Australian universities are failing as stewards of learning and social good, and need to be remodelled...
-
3.2K
The Art of Peace – Activism Beyond Binaries and Performances
Emily Samuels Ballantyne the moral foundations of and approaches to 'green' activism and healing.
-
3.5K
Book Review: Australia’s Agricultural Identity
First nations farmed the Australian continent for over 60,000 years prior to colonisation. Though we argue about the definitions of ‘farming’, a...
-
4.0K
Finding a Place – A Chinese Immigrant’s Reflections on Life and Racial Challenges in Australia
I have been living in Australia for more than sixteen years now, originally arriving here as an international student. Over time, this...
