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The Cypherpunk Revolutionary: Julian Assange

Robert Manne

Julian Assange has told the story of his childhood and adolescence twice, most recently to a journalist from the New Yorker, Raffi...

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POLITICS

Sorry Business: The Road to the Apology

Robert Manne

Two pieces of evidence I stumbled upon shortly after reading the report had a particularly powerful effect on me. One was a passage from...

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SOCIETY

The Wild Frontier: The Child Gangs of Tweed Heads

Mandy Sayer

Martin climbs off his bike and walks through the piles of rubbish towards the verandah. It’s then that he sniffs a deeper, ruder stench:...

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Duty of Care

Margaret Simons

Pluck an episode from the midstream of human life and it can be hard to glean meaning. Sometimes there is just senselessness and mess. If...

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Hard Times: Life after the Intervention

Paul Toohey

My interest in Driver came from a story that appeared some weeks before in the Tennant & District Times, the local paper, on 19...

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MEDIA

How to feed and clothe the world in 2050

Part 1 | Part 2 ABC journalist Fran Kelly facilitates a diverse panel of leaders from the science, agriculture, community and policy...

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WORLD

Anthony Bubalo: Where will the Arab uprisings stop?

Anthony Bubalo

Part 1 | Part 2 The recent turmoil in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Bahrain and elsewhere underlines that something fundamental is shifting in...

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WORLD

Conflict, violence and delivering aid. Pierre Krähenbühl

Part 1 | Part 2 In this thought-provoking talk, Pierre Kr?nbühl, Director of Operations of the International Committee of the Red Cross...

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MEDIA

Wikileaks, free speech and Assange's message to Australia

Part 1 | Part 2 Wikileaks has had a transformative effect on global politics and our attitudes to government power and responsibility....

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CULTURE

My friend, the terrorist. Noor Huda Ismail

In this Ubud Writers Festival event, terrorism expert Noor Huda Ismail talks to Michael Vatikiotis about terrorism and his new memoir....

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POLITICS

A Nobel Affair: Liu Xiaobo

Linda Jaivin

When I last checked, over 1 million readers had viewed this cryptic message. Among the more than 25,000 comments, the multiple effusions (“...

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POLITICS

Comment: Cronulla Five Years On

Malcolm Knox

One such line was drawn in the infamous early summer of 2005, when Sydney seemed to fracture into racial violence. From Cronulla to Lakemba...

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WORLD

Feeding tomorrow's billions. Jeb Brugmann

Part 1 | Part 2 Jeb Brugmann is one of the world?s most articulate and experienced design thinkers and innovation experts and this talk he...

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SOCIETY

Asylum seekers and Australian democracy: Manne, Lake, Burnside, Megalogenis

Part 1 | Part 2 What do we fear? At this La Trobe University event, four of the nation's leading thinkers on the subject to explore the...

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SOCIETY

The Mission: The Bowraville Murders

Malcolm Knox

At Thomas Duroux’s house in Bowraville there are children, too. On the thin strip of his front yard, toys lie warping in the sun. Children...

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CULTURE

Responsibility, community and criminal law. Antony Duff

Part 1 | Part 2A Professor of Philosophy at the University of Stirling, and Fellow of the British Academy and of the Royal Society of...

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POLITICS

From Berlin to the Bush

Ken Inglis

After eight weeks at sea, the internees were disembarked: some in Melbourne, en route to a camp in Tatura, in northern Victoria, but most...

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WORLD

Limiting Freedom: China and human rights today. John Garnaut

Speaking at the annual Castan Centre Conference, Fairfax China correspondent John Garnaut shares some of his observations of several years...

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SOCIETY

Life Sentence

Victoria Laurie

His father, Anthony, has since graduated to one of Perth’s higher security prisons, which is also where Malcolm’s 21-year-old brother,...

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WORLD

Civilising globalisation: Human rights and the global economy. David Kinley

Part 1 | Part 2Economic globalisation and universal human rights both have the ability to improve and enrich individuals and communities....

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