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University Woes: The Managerial Class Gets Uppity
The university, in a global sense, is passing into a managerial oblivion. There are a few valiant holdouts, but they have the luxury of...
Extinction Rebellion: Leaving it to the Students
The protestor of school age sported a placard featuring a distorted caricature of Australian Prime Minister, Scott Morrison: “Scomo liked it hot”. A glorious...
Condescension and Climate Change: Australia and the Failure of the Pacific Islands Forum
It was predictably ugly: in tone, in regret, and, in some ways, disgust. Australia emerged from the Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting isolated, the...
Australia’s Pacific Play: Denying Climate Change and Boosting China’s Threat
Australia has always nursed a contradictory, repressive relationship with its Pacific neighbors. Being a satrap of great powers, it has performed the role of...
Out of Kilter: National Security and Press Freedoms in Australia
Australian society relishes secrecy and surveillance. Forget the laid-back, relaxed demeanor that remains the great fiction of a conflicted identity; like all such creations,...
