What if global politics is not fixed by power, but constructed through ideas, identities and norms?
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Socialist red heart of Sydney
Members of Socialist Alternative, the largest socialist organisation in Australia, are getting the word out.
A Guide to Tsar Putin’s Empire
Former UK Defence Minister Tobias Ellwood says the Russian President is ‘now the most powerful leader in Europe’.
People power: Why we protest
‘If there’s no pressure from the public those with the most to gain win.’
The frosty relationship between the ABC and the Government
The inside story from former ABC Chief Political Editor Andrew Probyn.
Robodebt: A government program gone wrong
Vulnerable people suffered severe distress, anxiety and sorrow at a time in their lives when they were already facing financial pressure.
New PM kicks off Reconciliation Week with strong message
Anthony Albanese sparked hope and joy among Indigenous Australians with his first press conference as Prime Minister.
COVID: A Chinese-Australian perspective
Cumberland councillor Kun Huang discusses the Government’s handling of the pandemic, his experiences as an Asian-Australian politician and also Australia-China relations.
Another Aussie on the Endangered List
Australia’s Great Barrier Reef World Heritage listing is currently splashed across the international press for all the wrong reasons.
Gun Girl in Big Doo Doo
Kaitlyn Bennett, AKA the notorious Kent State Gun Girl, uses her platforms on social media, including Tik Tok and Youtube, to publicly shame the LGBT+ community, Left-Wingers, and blue-haired feminists. The young-adult version of ‘Karen’ is an example of extreme conservative pro-gun, pro-Trump, and pro-life opinions. Kaitlin conducts interviews American college students on controversial social […]