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    On the politics of whiteness and cultural supremacism, by From the Summer issue:

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    Please read this. Every Australian should. So smart, angry, erudite, heartbreaking.

    Noel Pearson on the Turnbull government’s betrayal on indigenous recognition
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    'Affluenza is that strange desire we feel to spend money we don’t have to buy things we don’t need to impress people we don’t know.' – in Online

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    Noel Pearson on the Turnbull government’s betrayal on indigenous recognition

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    Absolutely riveting

    "Baker promptly unholstered his gun and fired three shots into Vlado Micetic at near point-blank range. Micetic cried out in shock” Catherine Ford explores a disturbing case of police violence
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  6. Rinne Atweetáil
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    Very good news! Noel Pearson article in the Monthly on the government's rejection of Voice to Parliament now freely available

    The paywall is down. Noel Pearson on the Turnbull government rejecting without public debate, a Voice to the Parliament, burning the bridge of bipartisanship & seeking to pursue a reform that the constitutional dialogues rejected overwhelmingly
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    Today: A bad sign for the PM.

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    "Ridicule, as is commonly observed, comes not long before political death. Political death, though, can be a long and drawn-out thing.” , Today:

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    Quentin Sprague on curated shows in commercial galleries:

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    A must read on the government’s betrayal of this country’s first people’s and the death of bipartisanship: “The left have an altruism the right will never muster”

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    Everyone must read this. Now freely available online.

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    Don’t miss Noel Pearson blistering takedown of the government’s dishonest rejection of the Uluru Statement in - paywall now gone. This is a must read!

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    "My strategy of reaching out to the political leadership of the right availed us nothing in the end. This is the bitter truth I learned these past 17 years.” Noel Pearson’s powerful essay is now online:

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  14. 30 Samh

    “It is obvious that the prime minister was determined, until the last moment, to resist.” :

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  15. Rinne Atweetáil
    29 Samh

    If you haven’t read this heartbreaking important piece, take the time to do it

    The winner of the 2017 Walkley Award for Feature Writing Long is: Helen Garner, The Monthly
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  16. Rinne Atweetáil
    29 Samh

    One of the most shattering pieces of journalism published in this or any year. Congrats to Garner and for running it.

    The winner of the 2017 Walkley Award for Feature Writing Long is: Helen Garner, The Monthly
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    The winner of the 2017 Walkley Award for Feature Writing Long is: Helen Garner, The Monthly

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    Congratulations to the brilliant Helen Garner, Walkley award winner 2017 for Why She Broke

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    29 Samh

    This review by is splendid, and the album itself is wonderful.

    “How very Bjork of Bjork...” Anwen Crawford on the singular artist’s new album
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  20. 29 Samh

    “So when we celebrate, let us just remember that hidden in that ... is still a little bit of pain and hurt.” Today, by

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