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Scott Ludlam, Ian Lowe and Alex Kelly are thinkers who spend much of their time contemplating possible futures. We have entered the Anthropocene – an era in which humans are...
Defence, infrastructure, education, health and aged care, not to mention environmental safeguards and climate change mitigation. All these things require public money as well as clever thinking. Richard Denniss says...
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Human rights come into question in times of crisis. But should we wait for crises to arise before we discuss these rights? Michael Mintrom pushes the envelope and argues that...
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The Community Independents Project is a collaboration to enable communities and community Independent candidates to build participatory democracy and conduct successful election campaigns. In 2013 Cathy McGowan was elected as a...
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