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136Australian Perspectives on Misinformation
Concerns about the health of democracy and the public sphere are increasing due to the ease with which foreign and domestic malign...
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The Psychology of Mountain Culture & Creativity
“Oh, these vast, calm, measureless mountain days, days in whose light everything seems equally divine, opening a thousand windows to show us...
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Reimagining Our Cities Post-Coronavirus
The pandemic is leading us to question many aspects of life, including our fundamental relationship with cities.
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How to Fix the World
Beneath our current problems lies a deeper crisis: a crisis of imagination. But the ideas we need to fix the world...
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Crisis is the New Normal
The old 'reality' is not returning soon, says crisis media consultant Tony Nicholls.
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Risdon Prison is No Place for Rehabilitation
It was because torture, flogging, and hanging became repugnant to community sensibilities and their efficacy questioned, that they were ultimately abolished in...
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Complicating the Narrative
Tasmanian Times is interested in exploring different perspectives on what modern journalism can be. Solutions Journalism have kindly given us permission to...
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Democracy in a Changing Climate: how climate activism is changing our understanding of politics
PUBLIC LECTURE – Democracy in a Changing Climate Date: Tuesday 10 March 2020, Time: 6-7.30pm Venue: Centenary Lecture Theatre 1, Clark Road, Sandy...
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Pingers, Pingas, Pingaz: How Drug Slang Affects the Way we Use and Understand Drugs
Tasmania is still in party mode with events like Party in the Paddock, Fractangular and more. The issue of pill testing is...
