by Barbara Pocock | Aug 3, 2003 | Papers
My new book is about the collision between work and care and its consequences for life in Australia. It is about the interactions between the spheres of work, gender relations, consumption, community and family.Household patterns in Australia are changing. A quarter...
by Tony Moore | Aug 3, 2003 | Papers
Has John Howard won?So its come to this. Four Corners, one of the world’s longest running television programs, is now under pressure from an ABC executive that is less cultural visionary than a feral abacus.The ABC should not have to choose between current...
by Evan Jones | Aug 3, 2003 | Papers
Drip, drip, dripWhy was Australia in Iraq? Prime Minister John Howard joined the ‘Coalition of the Willing’ after George Dubya’s phone call. There was no parliamentary debate or vote (probably a godsend for the moral pygmies on both sides of the...
by Stuart Hall | Aug 3, 2003 | Papers
The Labour election victory in 1997 took place at a moment of great political opportunity. Thatcherism had been rejected by the electorate. But 18 years of Thatcherite rule had radically altered the social, economic and political terrain in British society. There was,...
by Ken Parish | Aug 3, 2003 | Papers
The new fire alarmsTim Dunlop’s recent Evatt Foundation paper on Australian political weblogs (or ‘blogs’) draws heavily on the long tradition of the ‘informed citizen’ as an ideal towards which democratic society should aspire....
by Doug Cameron | Aug 3, 2003 | Papers
A social democratic or postmodern agenda?Thank you for the opportunity to speak on priorities for the Left in the lead up to National Conference of the Australian Labor Party. We would have to acknowledge that it is a difficult and troubling time for the Labor Party...
