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Australia’s militaristic obsession

Opinion May 23, 2023By Ishbel Dunsmore

We have a duty to refuse the government the ability to sweep this new drive to war under the rug, and that must eventuate as a large-scale peoples’ power movement which puts power back into the majority’s hands. A long-haul effort some might say, but a worthy one nonetheless if students wish to have any say in the matter of militarism, welfare, health, and education.

A tale of two cities: Wollongong’s industrial past and future

Analysis May 17, 2022By Ellie Stephenson

A distant government proposal says more about the treatment of regional cities than you might think.

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Browsing: militarism

Australia’s militaristic obsession

A tale of two cities: Wollongong’s industrial past and future

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