31 May Philosophy & Psychology Why are we so vulnerable to bad information? 15/07/2022 By Andrew Perfors 1 comment There are two fundamental reasons why misinformation is a bigger problem than ever before. The first is tied to the rise of the inte... Continue reading
29 May Law & Politics The cautious approach to cannabis reform 15/07/2022 By Jarryd Bartle 0 comments One of the surprising results from the federal election was a record vote for Legalise Cannabis Australia, a minor party previously kno... Continue reading
26 May Law & Politics Changing the optics of politics 15/07/2022 By Noel Turnbull 0 comments Almost everyone will have ideas on what should be the priorities for the incoming Albanese government. While the manifesto was polic... Continue reading
24 May Law & Politics Liberal Party: Following the Christian right into electoral wilderness 15/07/2022 By Si Gladman 0 comments Christian right lobby groups now have the Liberal Party they want – a lot more conservative and no doubt a lot more favourable to their... Continue reading
23 May Ethics & Religion Affirming same-sex marriage in the Anglican Church 15/07/2022 By Matthew Anstey 0 comments Every three years, Anglicans from across Australia gather for our national synod, a five-day meeting to discuss important issues affect... Continue reading
21 May Science & Health The question of conscientious objection in the voluntary assisted dying debate 15/07/2022 By Ronli Sifris 0 comments Voluntary assisted dying (VAD) has been legal in countries such as Switzerland and the Netherlands for more than a decade. I... Continue reading
19 May Philosophy & Psychology Bertrand Russell’s universe 19/05/2022 By Dr Myint Zan 0 comments One hundred and fifty years ago on 18 May 1872 the philosopher Bertrand Russell was born. Of everything he said and wrote during his 97... Continue reading
16 May Business & Economics Home to roost: Getting out of our housing mess 15/07/2022 By David James 0 comments Whoever wins this week’s election will inherit an Australian economy that is more distorted than it has been since the Second World War... Continue reading
14 May Art, Humour & Poetry MBJ’s view 14/05/2022 By Matt Bissett-Johnson 0 comments See current affairs through the eyes of cartoonist Matt Bissett-Johnson. Continue reading
12 May Business & Economics What the neoliberalism-hating left should love about markets 15/07/2022 By Richard Holden 0 comments It is fashionable these days to dunk on markets. Show me something bad in the world and I’ll show you someone blaming it on ‘neoliberal... Continue reading
09 May Ethics & Religion Anzac Day: Religious services are turning veterans away 15/07/2022 By Phillip Hoglin 0 comments I didn’t attend the Anzac dawn service this year. In truth, I have not attended a dawn service for over a decade, instead preferring a ... Continue reading
07 May Science & Health Mapping climate policy 15/07/2022 By Kathryn Davidson 0 comments As the need to cut greenhouse gas emissions becomes increasingly urgent, governments of all levels, as well as private businesse... Continue reading