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23.01.2022 The rules protecting your basic human rights changes depending on where you live in Aus. With the rise of COVID, it has given us insight into what a national human rights frame work could provide. Article by Sophie Rigney and George Williams Print and Digital versions available.... bit.ly/AQ-subscribe Australian Human Rights Commission

16.01.2022 The latest edition of AQ is out now! Includes articles by Bill Mitchell, Ed Santow, Andrew Dodd, and many more! Print and Digital editions are available. Subscribe: http://bit.ly/AQ-subscribe

14.01.2022 Some resistances met success, while others failure. How has protesting changed in Australia’s history? And what has been left out of the ‘official’ versions of Australia’s protest history? Article by Frank Bongiorno Print and Digital versions available.... bit.ly/AQ-subscribe Greenpeace Australia Pacific Greenpeace International Bob Brown Foundation

12.01.2022 Humans often make bad choices compromised by emotion, access to partial information, the circumstances of the day. But are AI any better? Ed Santow explores the risks and benefits of #FacialRecognition In the October edition: http://bit.ly/AQ-subscribe Australian Human Rights Commission #auspol

11.01.2022 Traditionally, there has been a strict line between police and military yet in the recent decades the boundary has blurred. The militarisation of our police force is at risk of turning us into ‘Fortress Australia’. Article by Jude McCulloch Print and Digital versions available.... bit.ly/AQ-subscribe See more

08.01.2022 When #COVID19 hit, Australia’s work force had drastically changed. But this was not simply the consequence of a rare #pandemic. What might the future of work look like in Australia? Article by Judith Bessant and Rob Watts Print and Digital versions available. bit.ly/AQ-subscribe... The Australia Institute Australian Council of Social Service

06.01.2022 Meet our 2020 Tall Poppy winners in a special science spotlight, accompanied by a few words from out General Manager Steve Burke about how the process was slightly different last year. Print and Digital versions available. bit.ly/AQ-subscribe

03.01.2022 How does a national broadcaster survive when its own government is against them? Hear from Dr Andrew Dodd from the Centre for Advancing Journalism as he breaks down the barrage against ABC Australia and what the future may hold for them #auspol #OurABC Available in the October edition: http://bit.ly/AQ-subscribe

02.01.2022 An alternative economic framework Modern Monetary Theory #MMT, has been gaining traction as it more accurately reflects the economic world we live in. Is this the change we need to revitalise society? #auspol Print & Digital available: http://bit.ly/AQ-subscribe

02.01.2022 Here's an early look at the cover for the next edition! Huge issue featuring Prof Bill Mitchell, A/Prof Andrew Dodd, Ed Santow and more. This is one not to be missed. Print and Digital versions are available. http://bit.ly/AQ-subscribe