April 30, 2025
Opinion

America’s Cultural Decline: Silencing the Global Conversation

America has a story. A tale of a country that once stood as a beacon of freedom, where dreams soared high and ideals were embraced with pride. It was a land that fired the world’s imagination, inviting travelers from across the globe to witness its beauty and embrace its culture. “Once upon a time, America

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Seeing Australia’s Beloved Gumtrees: A Tale of Survival and Loss

The image of trees withering away, their leaves turning brown and bark cracking under the scorching sun, strikes a chord deep within us. Jess Harwood beautifully captures this sentiment when she writes, “There is something about seeing trees dry out and turn brown, with bark splitting and leaves desiccating, that makes my insides knot.” As

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Opinion

Albert Palazzo’s Case for Australia’s Strategic Defensive Shift

Australia’s defense policy has long relied on great powers, from the UK to the US. However, Albert Palazzo challenges this status quo in his thought-provoking analysis. He suggests that Australia could revolutionize its security strategy by embracing a strategic defensive approach. “By adopting a different military philosophy as the guide for its security decision-making, Australia

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Opinion

“Justice Delayed: The 90-Year Quest for Truth in Australia’s Oldest Cold Case”

Once upon a time, deep in the heart of north-east Arnhem Land, a family’s tale of sorrow and unanswered questions began. It was the year 1934 when Dhäkiyarr Wirrpanda vanished into the shadows, leaving behind a legacy shrouded in mystery and injustice. Nestled in the remote outstation of Dhuruputjpi, the Wirrpanda family has endured nine

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