Political analysis
On The Job
Ongoing podcast
(Guest co-producer 2022, ongoing co-producer and co-host 2023)
Workplaces are changing as we speak. What does that mean for you and your coworkers? On The Job talks about work in a way that helps make work better for everyone who listens.
RMIT Data Journalism
8 November 2021
Autonomy across oceans
So regardless of which result the final referendum returns, an important question remains: How is it possible to find a concrete solution for the future of a country so deeply divided in two? ... Read more
City Journal
27 October 2021
Whose Caledonia?
One of Australia’s closest neighbours could be an independent nation by the end of this year. New Caledonia is due to hold its third and final referendum on 12 December 2021. But this vote has not come out of nowhere and, in fact, stems from more than 150 years of French colonisation... Watch the video
Young Australians in International Affairs
21 February 2021
New Caledonia can act as Australia's wake-up call
Despite their different histories, languages and cultures, New Caledonia and Australia have much in common. New Caledonia is rarely deemed worthy of attention in Australia, but there are many things our government and businesses could learn from our Pacific neighbour... Read more
Sidequest
5 November 2020
Developing Horizons: What Animal Crossing New Horizons Reveals About Global Development
Echoing the World Bank, Tom Nook and his team openly advocate for the extraction of natural resources to generate income. The fossils you dig up can be either donated to the museum—curated by a stereotypically English owl; clearly modelled on the British Museum—or you can sell them. Both disposal methods are ethically dubious... Read more
The QUO
4 August 2020
Reimagining the past to shape the future
Western scientists have recently declared that humanity may have been born out of stardust. “All Wiradjuri creation stories say we come from the stars. What if it’s just a different way of saying the same thing?” Bamblett suggests. He flips the narrative on its head: “One day maybe science will catch up with Aboriginal history"... Read more
ABC Canberra
16 February 2020
What the woke? The secret to political awakening
On Sunday Brunch we like to explore some popular, influential and often misunderstood words and concepts, like "woke"... Listen to the radio segment
Le Courrier Australien
31 October 2019
Patterns of Protest: from yellow vests to Chilean flags
In both cases, the increase in metro or fuel prices was simply the straw that broke the camel’s back. Out-of-touch leadership is the focus point of the protesters’ ire... Read more
I live and work on stolen Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung land. I pay respects to elders, past and present. I acknowledge this land was never ceded, sold, or given up and extend warmth and solidarity to all First Nations people. Always was and always will be Aboriginal land. Give it back. [-o-]