More Civil Societies With Julie Macken: Could Australia Become A Polic...
There are multiple examples of legislation tabled by successive Australian governments that intrude heavily on individual…
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More Civil Societies: Child care
The Child Care Subsidy - replacing the Child Care Benefit and Child Care Rebate - will…
More Civil Societies: Bernard Keane and ‘Crikey’
Could Australia ever become a police state? In this episode of More Civil Societies, Julia Macken…
More Civil Societies: identity in politics
Identity has had a long, and often controversial, history: from orientalism and dismantling Arab stereotypes, to…
More Civil Societies with Eva Cox: The Public Policy Puzzle
The Superannuation industry has been in the news recently as low performing funds eat up the…
More Civil Societies – The Power of Language
The man who recently murdered his family at Margaret River has been described by those who…
More Civil Societies: 2018 Budget Focus
The 2018 budget focus was tax cuts, but the polls show that more people were hoping…
More Civil Societies: The Federal Budget
The way politicians decide to spend our money is a reflection of the political culture en…
More Civil Societies: Banking royal commission
As more evidence of banks lying and cheating customers under the watchful eye of executives comes…
More Civil Societies with Julie Macken: Double Standards
Single mothers are outraged at recent changes to Centrelink checks that have left them being treated…
More Civil Societies with Eva Cox: It’s just not Cricket
“It’s a perceived betrayal of what are seen of our values of a fair go” …
More Civil Societies: Cricket, Community and Climate Change
Are we citizens or are we consumers? This week has showed that even our cricketers…