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Democracy wins over theocracy as territory rights law finally passes - Vimarsana News

Democracy wins over theocracy as territory rights law finally passes

After a long battle by democracy campaigners, the Restoration of Territory Rights Bill 2022 has passed, opening the way for the territories to pass voluntary assisted dying laws. Suzanne James reports.

Why you should be friends with your lecturers - Vimarsana News

Why you should be friends with your lecturers

The struggle between direct practicality and abstract intellectual benefit is a constant feature of Australian culture, and holds particular prominence in the…

Leiter Reports: A Philosophy Blog: When the University of Sydney philosophy department "split" apart for political reasons in the 1970s - Vimarsana News

Leiter Reports: A Philosophy Blog: When the University of Sydney philosophy department "split" apart for political reasons in the 1970s

This article (from Honi Soit) has been making the rounds on social media; I asked one of the protagonists in these events, philosopher Michael Devitt (now at the CUNY Graduate Center) for his take on the article. He kindly gave...

The Great Split: a radical history of Sydney philosophy - Vimarsana News

The Great Split: a radical history of Sydney philosophy

Regardless of the actual utility of philosophy, there is no question that the discipline is often criticised for lacking practical relevance. As a second-year…

Flood of criticism over short-sighted planning - Vimarsana News

Flood of criticism over short-sighted planning

With the state still reeling from a deadly weather disaster, Blind Freddie can see that Environment Minister James Griffin must urgently shirt-front his shortsighted colleague.

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