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When Brussels and Washington start banning critics from crossing borders, free speech stops being a principle and becomes a geopolitical weapon.
by Binoy Kampmark - 30/12/2025 - 1 comment
Australia did not fail the Jewish community at Bondi. It failed them earlier, when hatred was tolerated, justified and allowed to grow unchecked.
by Julie Claridge - 23/12/2025 - 14 comments
When governments, universities and media protect falsehoods instead of facts, deception becomes policy and dissent becomes heresy. Australia is living the consequences.
by Brendan O'Reilly - 23/12/2025 - 32 comments
From the Opera House steps to Bondi’s dead, Australia’s crisis is not sudden violence but the long habit of leaders refusing to name it.
by Tania Cleary - 22/12/2025 - 13 comments
You can screen luggage, weapons and criminal records. You cannot screen worldviews that rank collective loyalty above individual life - and no amount of security theatre can compensate.
by Anonymous Writer - 18/12/2025 - 14 comments
Envy has replaced economics in Australia’s policy debate. Taxing success may feel virtuous, but it steadily corrodes incentives, prosperity and living standards for everyone.
by Brendan O'Reilly - 16/12/2025
Australia’s politics has elevated compassion over wisdom, optics over outcomes. The result is drift, debt and disorder - and a growing hunger for firmer leadership and moral balance.
by Jafar Jalili - 15/12/2025 - 4 comments
Covid reshaped society on a scale unseen since World War II - but instead of sparking cultural transformation, it left fear, obedience, and a troubling silence in its wake.
by Filipe Rafaeli - 11/12/2025 - 5 comments
Why we keep talking as if we have two minds — and why it matters.
by Steven Schwartz - 9/12/2025 - 4 comments
Schelling saw nature not as object but as subject - a creative force we belong to, not command. His vision may be the ecological imagination our age lacks.
by Sam Ben-Meir - 9/12/2025 - 4 comments
Badiou never addressed abortion, but his philosophy leads somewhere unmistakable: denying reproductive autonomy betrays a universal truth.
by Sam Ben-Meir - 24/11/2025 - 8 comments
From Janis Joplin’s taste in men to apartheid’s brutality, not all discrimination is the same. So why does modern law treat every private choice as a public offence?
by David Leyonhjelm - 20/11/2025 - 16 comments

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