Australia
The shortage of goods during COVID-19 recalls the 'tea panic' of 1942

The recent and alarming reaction of sections of the public to a perceived threat of commodity ...  
Unpaid volunteers are the backbone of the bushfire response

Better coordination and planning can reduce the severity of Australian bushfires, writes Greg ...  
Indigenous Australian suicide rates are tragic — ask Trae

Trae lost his eleven-year-old brother to suicide. Nine months later he lost his mother to suici ...  
'No longer': Recognising Aboriginal heritage and identity

Reflecting on Invasion Day’s proffering of national citizenship ceremonies,  a seminal question ...  
‘Hard Yakka’: Yuggera people fight for sovereignty over Deebing Creek

'Your system fails us, we gotta protect our kids — and our dead.' Michael R Williams intervi ...  
Dark side of Bumble Bizz: Predatory multi-level marketing

Once lauded for its women first approach to online networking, Bumble Bizz has become a breeding ...  
The 'political correctness' bogeyman

Pick up a copy of last Saturday’s Weekend Australian (actually, don’t, you’ll regret it) and ...  
The importance of leaving Uluru alone

Looking back on the history of Uluru, it's clear as to why the decision to ban climbing is an ...  
When the Queen's birthday isn't even a birthday, it's time to move on

The lack of any public activity around the Queen’s Birthday shows how the concept of monarchy is ...  
Suicide hits the poor and disadvantaged

There have been more suicides so far in 2019 than this time last year.  
Racism, assimilation and the need for a culturally-diverse nation

Diverse cultures should not be suffocated by requiring migrants to assimilate into Australia ...  
The National Archives, Whitlam and the Queen: Manipulating history

Who is being protected by the suppression of information concerning the Whitlam Government's ...  
The Senate voting reforms have fractured democracy

The Senate voting reforms of 2016 has reduced the crossbench numbers and weakened democracy ...  
Intervene: How the Government can secure media diversity

We can have a stronger, more varied media if the Government legislates to prevent further takeo ...  
Not so progressive: Labor's puzzling local council proposal

Australia’s "most progressive" State Government is championing the most regressive electoral ...  
Barbarians at the gate: Don’t let them destroy Murray Valley National Park

John Barilaro intends removing statutory protections of the 42,000 hectare Murray Valley National ...  
Blame the Government, not Netflix, for NBN failure

Commentators blaming Netflix for the failures of the NBN have got it wrong, writes Paul Budde.  
Like a fish out of water: Australia's submarine project is a flop

Australia's submarine project launched by the Abbott Government is an abject failure, writes Dr ...  

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