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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Media watching
The Australian Joe Rogan is Joe Rogan
—Patrick Marlborough
The 2026 Digital News Report (DNR) was released recently. You can read the international version here, while the data and discussion that deals specifically with Australia is ava...
Squaring the circle of a party of independents
Independent MPs Zali Steggall and Allegra Spender have announced the formation of a new political party that they are calling Community Strong Australia (CSA). I’ve expressed misgivings about the idea of such a party (here and here) but now...
A billion seconds is ~32 years
I wonder if you saw the recent Oxfam report about the growing wealth inequality in the world, or maybe read the media coverage of it? Most local reporting concentrated on the eye-watering top-line (or bottom-line) figures for Australia’s ow...
More about the much speculated "party of independents"
With all the talk of a the community independents forming a party, I had another look at Simone Weil’s essay ‘On the Abolition of All Political Parties’ and she is pretty unequivocal:
Political parties were established in European public...
Correction and apology
I recently wrote a piece critical of Matt Chun’s essay about the shootings at Bondi Beach.
I recently wrote a piece critical of Matt Chun’s essay about the shootings at Bondi Beach. In it, I attributed a quote to him that were not his word...
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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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