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The new Greens: Richard Di Natale and a new leadership team hit the mainstreampolitics (themonthly.com.au)

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"'Fat City' Revisited: Obesity is a health issue, not an identity issue" (themonthly.com.au)

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The new Greens: Richard Di Natale and a new leadership team hit the mainstream (themonthly.com.au)

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The new Greens: Richard Di Natale and a new leadership team hit the mainstream (themonthly.com.au)

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John Hirst published a book last year called: Australian History in Seven Questions. One of his questions was "Why is Australia not a republic?". You can see that section here.AUS (themonthly.com.au)

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Why Google is a Political Matter (themonthly.com.au)

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Why Google is a Political Matter: A Conversation with Julian Assange (themonthly.com.au)

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Why Google is a Political Matter: A Conversation with Julian AssangePolitics (themonthly.com.au)

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The rage of entitlementpolitics (themonthly.com.au)

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Why Google is a political matter (a conversation with Julian Assange) (themonthly.com.au)

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Supermarket monstersculture & society (themonthly.com.au)

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TIL Bob Hawke, an Australian Prime Minister set a new speed world record for drinking beer.todayilearned|PotatoSeeds (themonthly.com.au)

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Desert storm: George Miller and the evolution of Mad Maxentertainment (themonthly.com.au)

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"Welcome to the masculinity-industrial complex" (themonthly.com.au)

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Edward Snowden, Scott Ludlam and Elaine Pearson on the surveillance state (Progress 2015)r/snowden (themonthly.com.au)

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The insults of age (themonthly.com.au)

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Edward Snowden, Scott Ludlam and Elaine Pearson on the surveillance state (Progress 2015) (themonthly.com.au)

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Net Loss: Freedom? Edward Snowden, Scott Ludlam and Elaine Pearson on the surveillance state (Progress 2015) (themonthly.com.au)

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The insults of age (themonthly.com.au)

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Robert Manne: Australia has cheerfully grown complacent, self-absorbed and selfishr/AustralianPolitics (themonthly.com.au)

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Why does Australia neglect its émigré intellectuals?culture & society (themonthly.com.au)

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Robert Manne: Australia has cheerfully grown complacent, self-absorbed and selfishOpinion Piece (themonthly.com.au)

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Robert Manne: Australia has cheerfully grown complacent, self-absorbed and selfish (themonthly.com.au)

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Talk is cheap: A focus on words and symbolism keeps feminism ineffective (themonthly.com.au)

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Gut feelings: The mysteries of the microbiomescience & tech (themonthly.com.au)

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