The Future of Everything
Tim DunlopThis newsletter provides analysis and discussion of how power works in our society, and it shares insights and ideas with anyone interested in something beyond the echo chamber of the mainstream media.
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Found in translation
[H]e was a man of glass and not of flesh and bones, since glass, being a substance of more delicate subtlety, permits the soul to act with more promptitude and efficacy than it can be expected to do in the heavier body formed of mere earth....
While everyone is focused on the apparent rise in support for Pauline Hanson’s non-party, a deeper discontent is being stoked
The Budget is one of the great set pieces of Australian political theatre. From the tactical leaks in the weeks preceding, through to the increasingly fractious arguments as to who is allowed into the “lock-up”—the whole idea of the lock-up...
The not-so-strange death of the Liberal Party of Australia and all its works and pomps
On putting your political head where it doesn't belong
While the poor people sleepin'
We need to stop confusing performance with democratic legitimacy
I was struck by the Bondi Royal Commission’s decision to use the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) definition of antisemitism as the basis of their investigations.1 It is a telling example of how certain biases are built i...
The aesthetics of centrism
“Gradually, the concrete details fell away and only the explanations remained.”
—attributed to Leon Lederman
This week, The Guardian released the first in a series of deep-dive articles into concern within the Labor Party that the governm...
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Tim Dunlop is a writer based in Melbourne and the author of four books on media, politics and the future of work. His doctoral work was on citizenship and deliberative democracy.
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