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Aidan Elwig Pollock

Opinion //

Diary of a Wimpy Kid is a literary classic

What if Diary of a Wimpy Kid deserves a place in the literary canon?

November 30, 2022 Aidan Elwig Pollock
Reviews //

King Stingray transports Manning to outback Aus

We danced, we laughed, we cried; we were transported away from inner-city Sydney’s claustrophobia to endless empty highways, tangled stringybark, and savannah grass of outback Australia.

October 9, 2022 Aidan Elwig Pollock
Culture //

What the 1891 Shearers’ can teach us about USyd staff strikes

The shearers of 1891 show us the immense and unprecedented positive impacts that can emerge from industrial action; who knows where victories in modern battles for workers’ rights like the NTEU’s – and subsequently the rights of ordinary people across Australia – will lead us?

September 11, 2022 Aidan Elwig Pollock
Opinion //

The conservative crusade against the history curriculum

The Liberal Party’s attacks on the national history curriculum entrench conservative values and risk dumbing down a generation for political gain.

August 1, 2022 Aidan Elwig Pollock
Analysis //

Political triangulation is corrosive and ineffective: Labor would be better off avoiding it

There is a dark side to triangulation.

May 4, 2022 Aidan Elwig Pollock
Analysis, Federal Election 2022 //

How rural LNP candidates are distancing themselves from the Party

Despite being an LNP stronghold, a tour of regional Queensland revealed few MPs are adopting LNP branding.

April 27, 2022 Aidan Elwig Pollock
Environment //

The Western Eyre Peninsula: Journeying through the Australian Mediterranean

The Western Eyre Peninsula is a gorgeous Australian landmark marred by a dark past.

March 22, 2022 Aidan Elwig Pollock
Analysis //

Westernised history curriculum changes will alienate and disengage

Recent changes to the National Curriculum may reap uncertain consequences on and diminish history education.

February 20, 2022 Aidan Elwig Pollock

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