This open access book provides political, legal and public interest justifications for truth in election advertising legislation and examines the history and state of play of legal experiments with such legislation in Australia.
How and Why to Regulate False Political Advertising in Australia
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Future Cities Making: Mission-oriented Research for Urban Sustainability Transitions in Australia Edited by Niki Frantzeskaki,...
Future Cities Making
Future Cities Making: Mission-oriented Research for Urban Sustainability Transitions in Australia Edited by Niki Frantzeskaki, Magnus Moglia, Peter Newton, Deo Prasad and Melissa Pineda Pinto This open access book describes the complex dynamics that coevolve in cities and from cities, to inform agendas for urban research and urban policy with a view to future city […]
Stan Grant is talking to his country in a new way. In his most poetic...
Murriyang: Song of time
Stan Grant is talking to his country in a new way. In his most poetic and inspiring work yet, he offers a means of moving beyond the binaries and embracing a path to peace and forgiveness, rooted in the Wiradjuri spiritual practice of Yindyamarra – deep silence and respect. Murriyang, in part Grant’s response to the […]
Edited By Jaime García-Iglesias, Maurice Nagington, Peter Aggleton This book explores the relationship between COVID-19 and AIDS. It...
Viral Times: Reflections on the COVID-19 and HIV Pandemics
Edited By Jaime García-Iglesias, Maurice Nagington, Peter Aggleton This book explores the relationship between COVID-19 and AIDS. It considers both how the earlier HIV pandemic informed our engagement with COVID-19, as well as the ways in which COVID-19 has changed how we remember and experience AIDS. Individual sections focus on sexual and intimate relationships, inequalities and injustice, the […]