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Be realistic – demand the impossible: the legacy of 1968

  • Written by: Simon Tormey, Professor of Political Theory and Head of the School of Social and Political Sciences, University of Sydney

This article is the first of the Revolutions and Counter-Revolutions series, curated by Democracy Futures as a joint global initiative between the Sydney Democracy Network and The Conversation. The project aims to stimulate fresh thinking about the many challenges facing democracies in the 21st century.


The events of May 1968 in Paris and then...

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Governments shouldn't be so hasty in declaring victory on wages policy

  • Written by: John Wanna, Sir John Bunting Chair of Public Administration, Australian National University
Governments shouldn't be so hasty in declaring victory on wages policy

Interestingly, the long term trend in wages policy is that Labor tends to adopt formal policies (as it is now doing) only to see wages fall under its stewardship, while the Coalition, by contrast, tends not to believe in wages policies, although under them wages tend to rise.

This may say something about the efficacy of declaring solutions to our...

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Without mandatory safety standards, indoor trampoline parks are an accident waiting to happen

  • Written by: Lisa Nicole Sharwood, Injury epidemiologist, University of Sydney
Without mandatory safety standards, indoor trampoline parks are an accident waiting to happenHalf of injuries at trampoline parks are among children aged ten to 14 years. Howard County Library, CC BY-NC-ND

Parents are always on the lookout for ways to entertain their kids, whether it’s for birthday parties, school holidays, or a way to escape the house on a rainy weekend. We also like to encourage physical activity, to ward off the ob...

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  8. Liberals gain a Tasmanian long Senate term due to citizenship saga, while polling on Adani is mixed
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  12. Is Perth really running out of water? Well, yes and no
  13. As selling pets online becomes normal, we need to regulate it
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  18. Six lessons on how to make affordable housing funding work across Australia
  19. Beyond #MeToo, we need bystander action to prevent sexual violence
  20. In Harley Windsor, Australia has its first Indigenous Winter Olympian – why has it taken so long?
  21. Why social media is in the doghouse for both the pollies and the public
  22. Sex and the sisterhood: how prostitution worked for women in 19th-century Melbourne
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  26. Nationals president urges party: Don't act hastily on Barnaby
  27. The Barnaby Joyce affair highlights Australia's weak regulation of ministerial staffers
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