Monthly Archives: August 2017

Dickson house sales

August 31, 2017Urbanauction, Dickson house sales, Dickson ResidentsMelbourne Resident

The neighbourhood had their answer. The signs went up – and yet another original style (AV Jennings) house was about to be put on the market.

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Michael Leunig

August 23, 2017Arts & Culture, books & readings, design, governance, Opinions, politicscartoon, dual citizen, Michael Leunig, politicianMelbourne Resident

George Monbiot

August 15, 2017climate change, distraction, governance, politics, sustainabilityclimate change, equity, George Monbiot, politics, TrumpMelbourne Resident

Randy Newman

August 14, 2017Arts & Culture, music, reviews-artsDark Matter, Music, Randy Newman, Review, the New YorkerMelbourne Resident

A review of Dark Matter – click here.

journalism

August 10, 2017Arts & Culture, books & readings, journalism, technologyclicks, digital platforms, journalism, technology, The New RepublicMelbourne Resident

David Marr on equality

August 9, 2017bullying, equity, governance, legislation, Opinions, politics, religionDavid Marr, equality, Marriage Equality, political power, Tony AbbottMelbourne Resident

Randy Newman

August 5, 2017Arts & Culture, musicDark Matter, Music, putin, Randy NewmanMelbourne Resident

trump

August 3, 2017bullying, equity, governance, politics, randomcartoons, chaos, Trump, USA, white houseMelbourne Resident

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Populism

August 1, 2017Arts & Culture, equity, governance, Opinions, politicsAeon Magazine, equity, politics, Populism, TrumpMelbourne Resident

Populism now divides, yet once it united the working class

People's Party candidate nominating convention held at Columbus, Nebraska, 15 July 1890. <em>Courtesy Wikipedia</em>

The words populism and populist have no simple, coherent meaning.

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