Even though increased ties and political understanding with Indonesia is essential, it must not come at the cost of a critical stance towards Indonesian and Prabowo’s human rights record.
Browsing: Australia
Place and history are intimately intertwined. Without an understanding of place, history becomes a fuzzy abstract.
Regional trains, meanwhile, slice directly through the countryside and the intervening settlements, for which they provide a crucial service. They do this without the comfort-sacrificing drawbacks of either motor cars or plane travel, nor the emissions of either.
It is this tension, marked by the relations between disadvantaged Indigenous characters and the quietly caring Hurley, that creates this liminal sensation, this incredible depiction of the loss, the listlessness, the thwarted hopes, the limbo of Indigenous people in Australia today.
Political change first requires an acknowledgement of the politicisation of Australia’s curriculums
An ode to an Aussie classic
A new study shows that the republican movement would have probably have succeeded by now if it wasn’t “spearheaded by such a fucking twat”
For Chinese-Australians, the loss of our citizenship places us in symbolic purgatory
Samuel Chu takes a closer look at cricketers’ balls.
Dom Ellis has watched 28 seasons of US Survivor and overanalyses the latest Australian incarnation
