25 Feb Philosophy & Psychology A review of Eckhart Tolle’s ‘A New Earth’ 22/07/2022 By Reg Naulty 0 comments The philosophical/spiritual writer Eckhart Tolle has had success beyond most writers’ wildest dreams. His first book, The Power of N... Continue reading
22 Feb Science & Health Mandatory consent education is a huge win for Australia 22/07/2022 By Giselle Woodley 0 comments One year after activist Chanel Contos’ Instagram poll revealed more than 6,700 testimonies of sexual assault – often at high sch... Continue reading
21 Feb Philosophy & Psychology When faith and reality collide in pandemics 22/07/2022 By Jack Dikian 0 comments The Black Death (also known as the Pestilence) was a bubonic plague pandemic occurring in Afro-Eurasia from 1346-53. It is the m... Continue reading
19 Feb Ethics & Religion Why does Stan Grant’s opinion about religion pass as ‘analysis’ on the ABC? 22/07/2022 By Hugh Harris 4 comments We recall the controversy surrounding Emma Alberici’s 2018 article about corporate tax cuts. Subsequently, the ABC judged it to ... Continue reading
17 Feb Education Building political knowledge is in our nation’s interest 23/07/2022 By Zareh Ghazarian 0 comments ASIO’s Annual Threat Assessment delivered last week by its Director-General, Mike Burgess, shed light on the organisation’s nati... Continue reading
15 Feb Science & Health Women in science still jumping hurdles 23/07/2022 By Michelle Rank 0 comments “Can I see a future with gender equity for women and girls in science?” If you had asked me 15 years ago, I would have said no. But,... Continue reading
13 Feb Art, Humour & Poetry MBJ’s view 13/02/2022 By Matt Bissett-Johnson 0 comments See current affairs through the eyes of cartoonist Matt Bissett-Johnson. Continue reading
12 Feb Law & Politics Sex, gender and identity: It’s complicated 16/08/2022 By Gary Bakker 0 comments In this era of a greater focus on individual human rights, many minorities and oppressed or ignored sections of society are standing up... Continue reading
10 Feb Philosophy & Psychology Four reasons why you should never say ‘do your research’ to win the argument 23/07/2022 By Luke Zaphir 0 comments It’s fairly common to see many claims or arguments end with a curt “do your research”. In some ways, it’s a bold call to action. “Come ... Continue reading
07 Feb Law & Politics As parliament returns for 2022, the Religious Discrimination Bill is still an unholy mess 23/07/2022 By Luke Beck 0 comments The Religious Discrimination Bill is due to be debated in parliament this week. This has been a long time coming – Prime Minister Scott... Continue reading
04 Feb Business & Economics Generations apart: Housing and inequality 23/07/2022 By David James 0 comments When Sonia Arakkal, co-founder of the advocacy group Think Forward, saw the 2017 federal budget, she resolved to do something ab... Continue reading
02 Feb Education How the school chaplaincy program crosses a line 23/07/2022 By Si Gladman 0 comments Last month, as Queensland stepped up its efforts to vaccinate children before the start of the school year as the Omicron COVID-19 vari... Continue reading