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Democracy Sausage: Belonging to Country

On this episode of Democracy Sausage, guest host Virginia Marshall takes over the tongs, fires up the barbie, and speaks to community pastor and advocate On this episode of Democracy Sausage, guest host Virginia Marshall fires up the barbie, and speaks to community pastor and advocate Ray Minniecon. ....

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Treaty offers solid ground for wetland protection

Treaty offers solid ground for wetland protection
12 July 2021
A 50-year-old treaty could hold the key to better protecting our wetland ecosystems, while offering scientists a how-to guide for turning their research into action, according to an expert from The Australian National University (ANU).
Professor Jamie Pittock from the ANU Fenner School of Environment and Society says the world s oldest conservation treaty, the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands, deserves a second look by those researching and advocating for better protections.
While wetland ecosystems are among the most biodiverse, they are also among the most impacted by human exploitation, Professor Pittock said.
The 50th anniversary of the Ramsar Convention is an opportunity for us to ask what else we can do to protect them. ....

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Arts scene mourns death of one of its greatest painters

Mandy Martin, 1990. Photo: Anne Zahalka, National Portrait Gallery.
THE Canberra visual arts community is mourning the death of one of its greatest painters, Mandy Martin, who died at Orange Base Hospital on Saturday (July 10) after a long battle with cancer.
Martin, painter, printmaker and teacher with a larger-than-life personality and larger-than-life artworks, was born in Adelaide and studied at the South Australian School of Art from 1972 to 1975.
She moved to Canberra, where she lectured in the Canberra School of Art at the Australian National University from 1978 to 2003. She was a Fellow at the ANU until 2007, and became the Adjunct Professor at the Fenner School of Environment and Society in 2008. ....

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Democracy Sausage: Telling the truth about Australia's past

POLICY FORUM
Working towards reconciliation
Democracy Sausage
for National Reconciliation Week, Virginia Marshall, Peter Swanton, and Tahlia King from The Australian National University join us to discuss why Australia needs to have uncomfortable conversations about its past in order to achieve genuine reconciliation.
Are there examples internationally Australia can look to as it goes through its own truth-telling process? Should all Australians be given the opportunity to learn Indigenous Australian languages? And how are some young Aboriginal scholars working to decolonise their fields? This week on
Democracy Sausage, lawyer and legal scholar Dr Virginia Marshall, astrophysicist Peter Swanton, and psychology student Taliah King share their personal stories and professional insights in this special National Reconciliation Week episode. Listen now: https://bit.ly/34Oa2wd ....

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Trillions of litres of water released into Murray-Darling fails to help threatened species, research finds

Since 2007, some 198,000 gigalitres of environmental water had been released into the Murray-Darling Basin – the equivalent of almost 400 Sydney Harbours of water.
Research at the university’s Fenner School of Environment and Society looked at eight species listed nationally as threatened: two frogs, two waterbirds and four fish.
After reviewing all available data on the location and number of the species, the analysis published in the journal Marine and Freshwater Research found “no overall beneficial effect in terms of population increase of threatened species from environmental watering under the Basin Plan”.
Prof Jamie Pittock, a co-author of the research, told Guardian Australia: “Our overall finding is that there is no evidence of any improvement after reallocating about 2,000 billion litres of water and spending those billions of dollars.” ....

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