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As with Ari Folman’s animated documentary Waltz with Bashir, this film is most commonly viewed as a
A brief comment on the KONY 2012 that has flooded social media over the last two days. I would suggest exercising extended critical reflection on the issue before further circulating
The Abrahamic religions – Christianity, Judaism, and Islam – all attach an unrivalled degree of sacredness to the city of Jerusalem. Even today for their followers it remains
Our bloggers are: NAJ Taylor, Robin Cameron, and Peter Chambers.
a) Why, it’s kicking off everywhere... except Melbourne It’s been a wild year. After two to three years of seeming paralysis after the GFC, things kicked off. In
The lack of agreement on the question of whether undue criticism of Gillard is sexist boils down to how we think about sexism. Is sexism something we view at an individual level or a
We know how yoga can wreck your body. But I wonder: isn’t it more that we’v
Airing on Sunday nights is a new TV drama, Homeland, which explores the phenomenon of 'sleeper cells'. Understandably, this show seeks to position itself as something other tha
Last week, comedian Stephen Colbert announced
Australia Day used to be controversial. I kinda liked that. I remember going to the Big Day Out in Sydney 1996 on Australia Day and hearing Rage Against the Machine’s Zack de la Rocha
By this stage in January, your resolutions are probably in the process of being sorely tested. Especially when the tennis is on, the sun is shining, and the afternoons are just so dream