Aboriginal people are disproportionately targeted by police, with few being brought to justice.
Literature must empower Indigenous people by allowing them to tel their own stories, rather than reinforcing marginalisation.
Over-representation of Indigenous people in the ACT's criminal justice system is indicative of systemic bias in the AFP and lack of accountability.
The coroner's findings of racism within the Northern Territory Police highlight the dangers to Indigenous people and the urgent need for reform.
Redefining national identity to include people of diverse backgrounds will bolster social cohesion to overcome democratic divisions.
Australians should work toward building social cohesion and strengthening our multicultural bonds.
Nostalgia and conservatism by the Liberal Party reflecting ideologies of older and elite voters, limits its relevance to younger generations.
Static conservative notions of Australia prevent development of an inclusive identity in which all cultures are valued equally.
Voters opinions are swayed by cultural identities, media, structural incentives and distrust of government, resulting inthem voting against their interests.
Guarding against the misuse of the Last Emperor narrative can prevent conflict and destruction in the future.
Education is intended to equip students to navigate a complex world, not to battle out ideologies.
Privilege and systemic inequality make a mockery of the concept of meritocracy, requiring bold reforms.
Is the Cold War over, or has it simply shifted focus?
A government tolerating manipulation of legal evidence cannot be expected to protect investors litigating against the Commonwealth in the ACT.
Fostering an environment in which criticism does not lead to accusations of antisemitism is necessary to ensure genuine free speech.
An examination of the efficacy of brute force in politics demonstrates that whilst regimes may topple, diplomacy promises greater success.
The revelations of a whistleblower that continue to ring through the decades, and never more so than today in the Middle East.
The legacy of the flawed assumptions of the Carter Doctrine must be faced in order to find regional stability.
Considering the development of Gilgamesh and Enkidu highlights universal truths that remain relevant almost 4,000 years later.