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A brief journey in search of trusted information

Andrew Jaspan
One of the most serious problems facing the world today is the over-abundance of unreliable information, a condition sometimes referred to as info-obesity. Not good. In Too Big To Know, ...
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A Writing Career

Louise Milligan
I grew up in Legoland writ large. Big brick veneer houses on small blocks treed with conifers and covered with tan bark. It was a happy place, but Wantirna, in ...
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Adblocking and Media Automation: Anti-Advertising and Industry Disruption

Julian Thomas
Apple’s 2015 decision to allow ad-blocking apps on the iOS App Store sparked a larger debate — ‘a kind of war’, in the words of one developer. At issue were ...
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Affordable Housing

Julian Disney
Affordable housing of a reasonable standard is crucial to a country and its people. Without it, people are impoverished, families and communities eroded, jobs lost, the economy weakened and the ...
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Australia’s Children and Youth

Fiona Stanley
Putting children in the centre of our society acknowledges that all aspects of our future capacity depends upon us having the majority of our children and youth able to participate ...
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Australian Architecture: Expressionism tendencies in the twentieth century

Ava Clifforth
Australian architects of the twentieth century were bound by a common thread — the search for a national style and identity. During the post-war period, immigration and mass production meant ...
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Rob Adams

Transforming Australian Cities

More than 80% of Australians and over half of the world’s population now live in cities: cities that are responsible, directly or indirectly, for nearly ...
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Bibhu Aggarwal

The Bolt Case: Silencing Speech or Promoting Tolerance?

Words are powerful. They can forge bonds of mutual respect and understanding, as they did when a nation apologised to all Indigenous Australians for the ...
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Belinda Barnet

Personalisation, Privacy, and Public Fragmentation

You are being followed. Not by a person — by the 800-odd cookies dropped by websites on your own machine, by GPS and the apps ...
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Larissa Behrendt

Telling Stories

I was born into a culture that has a tradition of storytelling. Indigenous cultures across Australia have cultural on “Dreamtime” stories that explain our relationship ...
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Larissa Behrendt

The Long Path to Reconciliation

We live in a world forever changed by the terrorist attacks in New York City on 11 September 2001 that made people feel vulnerable in ...
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Bill Birnbauer

Umpire, Where’s the Line? Reporting the Private Lives of Footballers

Terry Wallace was a tough footballer. During his time playing for the Hawthorn Football Club he was called ‘the Plough’ for his ability to burrow ...
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