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In the spirit of Scott Morrison changing one word in the national anthem, here’s a special way to celebrate that momentous event. pic.twitter.com/par2OayIcJ

— The Chaser (@chaser) January 1, 2021

I feel the #WarOn2020 video captures the frustration associated with changing one word and the hope that this satisfies the tension raised within the Uluru Statement from the Heart.

Liked When ‘great men’ abuse artistic licence to act on grubby impulses by Jacqueline Maley (The Sydney Morning Herald)

We don’t accept the “those were the times” excuse for the churches, or for the defence forces, so why accept it for the literati, or the so-called Bohemian circles of the ’70s, where free love was so often used by men as a tool of exploitation?

Creativity and sex have long been linked, as has art with the contravention of bourgeois values. Long may it be so

I think that Greg Thompson captures this best:

Bob Ellis. What a pig. And Dorothy Hewett's role… she was my favourite Australian poet.

— Dr Beardface (@GFThommo) June 11, 2018

Pig indeed!

Listened Why I’m suing over my dream internship – podcast by Amalia Illgner;Simon Barnard from the Guardian

… winning not by being better, but by rigging the competition in your favour. Erecting economic barriers to employment via the high cost of taking an internship is just one more way to reserve the highest-status jobs for the elite.