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Category Archives: features
Health Activisim to Health ‘Consumers’
New Public Management, neo-liberalism and the capture of health activism
Water in a Geo-political Context
Lindsay Fitzclarence on the need for alternative perspectives about water policies and the Murray-Darling Basin
Papua’s Fallen Leaders
Anyone who emerges as a leader of the West Papuan people is setting out on a dangerous path
The School as Market
‘Equity’ and ‘choice’ delude Labor and create inequities for generations of students
My University
Rod Beecham on The reductio ad absurdum of Commonwealth education policy
Social Housing or Private Profit?
Public–private partnerships in Rudd’s new housing affordability scheme offer developers more than they offer the poor writes Joanne Knight
On Peter Sutton’s Pietism
Roland Boer traces the use of ‘pietism and sacrimentalism’ in Peter Sutton’s writing on White Australia and Aborignal reconciliation.
Losing Paradise
As rising sea levels displace island peoples in the Pacific region, should we ask what they want done? Writes Nic Maclellan
Wild Law
Counter to the laws of private property, jurisprudence based in the rights of Nature is possible, writes Peter Burden.


