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The King’s coronation: Pomp and Australia’s divided circumstance
Alison Francis-Cracknell
10/05/2023
On Saturday night, as the new King of England was being crowned, I found myself caught in the crux of ...
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Our female genital mutilation laws are broken
Jonathan Meddings
06/05/2023
A nurse once told me many health professionals don’t report female genital mutilation (FGM) because it could result in children ...
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Why Earth is worth protecting – and not just for our sake
Simon James
04/05/2023
Environmentalists rightly urge us to consider the long-term effects of our actions. Plastic bags, they point out, can take hundreds of ...
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A genealogy of panic disorder in the 20th century
Jack Dikian
01/05/2023
One of the most significant philosophers of the French Renaissance, Michel de Montaigne, was a thinker noted for merging casual ...
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‘Holding the line’ on Religious Instruction for the Christian Right
Alison Courtice
27/04/2023
Queensland’s education minister Grace Grace faces a decision of either listening to her Labor colleagues and their call to remove ...
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Our duty to laugh in the face of tyrants
Tama Matheson
24/04/2023
Autocracies are very serious places. They have to be. Their power is founded on an absurdity – the assertion that ...
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