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As far as I know, there’s never been mass-scale civil disobedience in Australia. There’s no role model like Gandhi or Mandela to lead the people to protest bad laws.
One of the reasons for not having had any major civil disobedience in Australia in the past is obvious: this country has been exceptionally well-managed and except for a few areas (e.g. Aboriginal affairs), it has been largely a great place to live and to work.
But everything has changed in March 2020, with politicians refusing to stop their inhumane “public health” policies that breach Australia’s laws and pandemic plans. They are
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By Carole Carson | Special to The Union
An essay written by Elisabeth Morris in 1917 on the tyranny of things so accurately reflects my opinion that I could insert it here and you would be none the wiser.
Morris begins by describing two teenage girls who have just met. One girl asks, “Which do you like best, people or things?” The response comes without hesitation: “Things.” In that instant, they bond.
Judging by the money and other resources I once allocated to things from big-ticket items like cars and furniture to smaller items purchased locally (or on Amazon during the pandemic) I shared their bond.
The ancient origins of the new nomads
By Cassidy George2nd August 2021
Itinerant lifestyles may feel new but the ideas behind globe-trotting ways of living go back millennia. Cassidy George explores wanderings past and present.
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One of the definitive movies of the year so far has been Chloé Zhao s Nomadland, which tells the story of a woman who decides to travel the US in her van after losing everything. Its exploration of nomadism as a means of reconnecting with nature and discovering the meaning of life struck a powerful chord, echoing a broader shift in mindset about the value of mobility. The film swept the awards season, and felt very much of the moment.