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We can see again an implicit framework that the major parties share, albeit from different sides … for at least many of the younger generations it is surely a danse macabre, of figures of an old world that retain only slight purchase on the key issues and forms of the present.
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Inhaling the consequences of market emancipation in the La Trobe Valley
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The proposed—and seemingly doomed—gas hub at James Price Point has been a kind of Rorschach test, reflecting observers’ ideological leanings back to …
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By Alison Caddick.
“…In this issue of Arena Magazine contributors put the lie to many of the claims and fantasies propagated by ‘the miners’ and their political boosters…”
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The core of life on Earth is the daily requirement of food for people and all living organisms in webs of life, …
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Lindsay Fitzclarence on the need for alternative perspectives about water policies and the Murray-Darling Basin
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Alison Caddick moves beyond the woes of the Liberal party to discuss the politics of reaction
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Counter to the laws of private property, jurisprudence based in the rights of Nature is possible, writes Peter Burden.
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John Hinkson finds that three recent books on climate change do not face up to the cultural assumptions that feed global warming.