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‘We Just Needed a Place to Live’: Canberra Young People’s Ongoing Fight for Affordable Housing

The history of Canberra can be cut many ways. It is, for all intents and purposes, a history of a semi-alpine valley imposed with the burden of Capitol – scoured clean and designed...

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Opinion

Futures Possible

The future is arguably the defining concern of progressive politics.  We strive for a better future, and believe the present is insufficient. It is fundamentally conservative to su...

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Editorial

Resistance

Resistance can fuel our passion, validate our convictions or break our spirit. The pursuit of resisting may be undertaken out of necessity or through choice. With these motives in ...

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Editorial

How to Live: 1. Learn to Die

Learning to Die in the Anthropocene: reflections on the end of a civilization . By Roy Scranton. Published 2015 by City Lights Books, 142 pages. In  Learning to Die in the Anthropo...

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