Before anything else (and there are many things), why would a very slim weekly paper give space to this? The class allegiance is astonishing.

“Hearing those words spoken out loud made my soul vibrate—like someone was welcoming me home.” Great piece from Andrew John on recovering language, writing regional, and breaking the Great Australian Silence. So looking forward to this novel! killyourdarlings.com.au/article/no-lan…

imagine turning up on this website to suggest a friendly chat over a cup of tea after running interference for the engineers of robodebt - they simply have no shame - allegedly smart people who walk around happily thinking someone other than them is the problem

All respect to Professor Wallace's standing and expertise, but perhaps the reflex to prosecute in private what should be public is how we ended up here.

If we are all very good, we are allowed a nice little realist novel with some kissing in it.

Just a reminder that cancel culture is not a thing. You can get sacked in disgrace, but if your views align with the powerful, you will always get a platform

The Israeli army has raided Aljazeera’s offices in Ramallah and ordered it closed. Soldiers confiscated the last microphone and camera off the street outside as bureau chief Walid Omari, who was forced to leave the office, was live on air reporting on the raid.

No crisis in unis is greater than the exploitation of casuals. The relentlessness of wagetheft and extraction of labour from precarious workers is matched only by uni managers' monstrous pay packets and their breathtaking, shameless progressive posturing. theguardian.com/australia-news…