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The ABC (ombudsman) stopped talking to me

Chris Lloyd
March 9, 2025March 12, 2025
There was an ostensible “news” article on the ABC news site about Trump’s executive order (EO) titled “DEFENDING WOMEN FROM GENDER IDEOLOGY EXTREMISM AND RESTORING...
12 lessons from the weird, unnoticed end of Australia’s bitter broadband war
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12 lessons from the weird, unnoticed end of Australia’s bitter broadband war

David Walker
December 31, 2024April 3, 2025
What if we held an Australian broadband crisis and nobody came? That's pretty much what happened in Australian broadband policy over the decade to 2025....
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Vale David Tiley

Ken Parish
October 29, 2024October 30, 2024
David Tiley was one of the early generation of bloggers in Australia, starting in 2003, approximately the same time as I started. I first met...
History Media Philosophy Political theory Politics - international

Escape from planet sensible: Stunning listening

Nicholas Gruen
June 8, 2024June 9, 2024
Adolf never had much time for planet sensible. Here he is after the Reichstag fire with fellow traveller Sefton Delmer who was Berlin correspondent for...
Australian male violence against women: what the statistics say (and the media should report)
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Australian male violence against women: what the statistics say (and the media should report)

David Walker
April 29, 2024March 17, 2025
Amid Australia's justified concern over male violence against women, it seems worth keeping in mind our achievements. Femicide, in particular, has more than halved in...
The Pamela Paul Effect: Books betray us, yet still we cling to them
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The Pamela Paul Effect: Books betray us, yet still we cling to them

David Walker
July 22, 2023January 15, 2025
Many of us still venerate books. The evidence says they are not very good at what is supposed to be their primary job: putting new...
Democracy Media Philosophy Political theory Politics - international Politics - national

Journalism as a system of domination: Peter Dutton edition

Nicholas Gruen
August 12, 2022October 4, 2022
https://twitter.com/abc730/status/1557673265493344259 Peter Dutton is a human being. That’s not a moral point I’m making — I’m just talking about the task of making sense of...

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