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1.4KSeven Ways to be Wise in our Time and Place
This was originally posted on Tasmanian Times in 2008. How far have we progressed since then? We are pleased to re-present this...
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Age of Innocence – Reforming Criminal Responsibility
Legal Aid Criminal Practice Manager Alan Hensley was part of a panel discussion about the age of criminal responsibility held on 25...
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Coming to Terms with Painful History
Truth telling and giving back: how settler colonials are coming to terms with painful family histories There is a quiet movement among...
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Community on the Rails
Rail trails are a powerful tool in (re)connecting community and energising local economies, writes TRC Associate Chris Ord.
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Australian Perspectives on Misinformation
Concerns about the health of democracy and the public sphere are increasing due to the ease with which foreign and domestic malign...
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The Psychology of Mountain Culture & Creativity
“Oh, these vast, calm, measureless mountain days, days in whose light everything seems equally divine, opening a thousand windows to show us...
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Reimagining Our Cities Post-Coronavirus
The pandemic is leading us to question many aspects of life, including our fundamental relationship with cities.
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How to Fix the World
Beneath our current problems lies a deeper crisis: a crisis of imagination. But the ideas we need to fix the world...
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Crisis is the New Normal
The old 'reality' is not returning soon, says crisis media consultant Tony Nicholls.
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Risdon Prison is No Place for Rehabilitation
It was because torture, flogging, and hanging became repugnant to community sensibilities and their efficacy questioned, that they were ultimately abolished in...
