Tertiary Education versus Social Media Superficiality and Cognitive Biases
The superficial emotive language of social media "facts" belies an illusion of superiority that fails the scrutiny of tertiary education.
The superficial emotive language of social media "facts" belies an illusion of superiority that fails the scrutiny of tertiary education.
Grievance-driven politics needs to be challenged with positive policies and practical solutions.
I It was midnight in the country, And dust upon the lane – From city square to hollow field Echoed voices lost in pain. Men and women, worn and weary,…
The Wallabadah Manuscript recounts the resilience and endurance of the Indigenous people in the face of colonisation.
The earliest records of British colonists shows Aboriginal people as skilled and knowledgeable custodians of the land.
We are 28 million, we are one. We gather under cloudless skies or scattered rain, our cities shining beside rivers and oceans, our towns stretching from sunrise to far horizon.We…
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I wear my flag with brown skin pride – Red, black, and yellow on my side. It’s more than cotton, thread, or ink, It’s where I’m from, it’s how I…
Assuming controls on freedom of speech in Australia lies in the hands of governments ignores extensive legal precedent and civic discourse.
I In the molten hush before sunrise, Serpent breath thickens beneath the earth – muscle of creation, ancient and coiled, smouldering in the belly of red country.II With a tremor…
Recognition of literary mimesis by the Gospels from ancient texts challenges the origins of the Gospels.
Commonality in narratives between Abrahamic religions evidence far earlier origins in Mesopotamian myths.
O sons of the eagle, O daughters of dust, We chant of commandments, in “In God We Trust.” Parchments held high, but hearts full of rust, Trading the altar for…
The European "savage" persists in academia, curricula and culture, repurposing colonial claims of Indigenous primitiveness for domination.
The Bill's exposure draft posed significant risks to core rule-of-law principles, crucial to the underlying premise of democracy.
1. In the hush before sun-bringing, heroes moved unseen – shadows skimming riverbank, rising where eucalypt bends beside the silent springs. Phantoms of first ages, the past stirring the sand.2.…
Modern hostility toward marginalised groups, whether based upon religion, colour or creed, mimic historical witch hunts.
Socratic and Buddhist assert the importance of ethics and personal autonomy in critically examining personal belief and behaviour.
Ngaya bamal. Sun rides high – warami, old people, the barray (land) shimmers as cicadas cry out their heat song.By the ngurra (camp), we weave, fish for garara (mullet), burra…