After a long journey and heaps of work, it's finally out! Open access, with a new twist: a sonic conclusion! Have a read, have a listen 😀 Thanks so much to all the authors and the amazing Tampere Uni Press staff for making this book look, read, and sound as good as it does!
Last panel of the day and we start with a global project on Covid humour, presenters Kerry Mullan, @rezaarab10, Jessica Milner Davis, Ying Cao and Michael Meany
Many thanks to The University of Sydney media office for republishing my @ABCReligion piece on the Holocaust as costume @elissablake@USydSLC
https://t.co/5a8v4j7Hxc
@Drag0nista Betraying the Menzian legacy? Bullshit. During the formation of the Liberal Party in1944, the men needed the Australian Women’s National League, a powerful right wing organisation since Deakin. So they had to concede to the women’s demand of 50% of the organisation’s positions.
After federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg recently talked up the benefits of a potential COVID-19 baby boom, two UNSW economists examine the economic merits of having more children. Ping @Marcjohnr: Raja alert!
https://t.co/lGZZt9YERt
"Like a lightning strike from a clear blue sky."
@UNSW's @Marcjohnr on what the NSW Premier's personal stuff-up means for her political brand. https://t.co/0dAqpExfsV
Rather than add to the confusion and just merely why so many are confused, @deemadigan @Marcjohnr @EmmaBrancat unpack and explain for @10Daily @10NewsFirst https://t.co/lxVqXUiheI
"This revelation about Stuart Robert continues the drip feed of bad news about the government's use of public money for private political purposes and threatens to wear away credibility." @UNSW political expert Mark Rolfe (@Marcjohnr) is available for comment.
@helenpringle Mandate is a dubious concept but this Tory seemed without the wit to understand his argument could be turned against him, because all parliamentarians have mandates. Typical of the way the mandate is always loaded by the party that wins and criticised by the party that loses.