IT’S CRYING OUT for a sociological study. As hired killers with military training hunt survivors in their last refuge in a major city following a 12-year campaign, that city and
Featured
EVERY MAY MOTHER’S DAY or thereabouts, Canberra politicians, Labor, Green and Liberal, spoil the season by giving thumbs up to what they like to portray as an unremarkable slaughter of
Region
THE ORGANISERS OF this year’s Fenner Conference on Environment have announced that registrations are now open on the conference website www.sustainableag.org.au. With the theme ‘Making Australian agriculture sustainable’, it will
OUR REGION IS fortunate to have an abundance of beautiful waterways, which are home to a diverse range of native wildlife including water birds, frogs, turtles, platypus, rakali [water rat],
Environment
Does the Bible say to “subdue” the earth, or to care for creation? THE FIRST TIME I interviewed Matt Humphrey,we were driving in his pickup truck through southern British Columbia, passing
Editorial / Opinion
Preparing to testify at a NSW enquiry into the welfare and health of the state's kangaroos, Diane Smith and Greg Keightley again experienced first-hand the barbaric impacts of the Australian commercial
INDIGENOUS EDUCATOR AND writer Aunty Ro Mudyn Godwin, in June testified to a NSW parliamentary committee hearing on the welfare and health of the state’s kangaroos. Status quo welfare: very bad. She
