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Sarah Kendzior

The Spooklight — Sarah Kendzior — 

Chris Hedges

The West Serves as Israel's Police (w/ Richard Medhurst) | The Chris Hedges Report — Chris Hedges — 

City Observatory

ODOT has repeatedly concealed and lied about the width of the Rose Quarter Freeway — City Observatory — 

Strong Towns

Diane Alisa: How To Restore the American Village — Strong Towns — 
A Love That Helps Your Place Live Up To Its Full Potential — Strong Towns — 
How I Became a Strong Towns Member—and Why You Should Do the Same — Strong Towns — 
While Others Talk, This Movement Builds — Strong Towns — 
How 26 Strong Towns Members Reached a Million People — Strong Towns — 

The Claremont Institute

Four Tests for Trump’s Judicial Nominees — The Claremont Institute — 
On Immigration, Neither Cruelty nor Capitulation Is Warranted — The Claremont Institute — 
Against Being “Pro-Life” — The Claremont Institute — 
The American Mind Podcast: The Roundtable Episode #265 — The Claremont Institute — 

The Australia Institute

University is expensive, especially so for humanities students — The Australia Institute — 
What is a ‘fund’? — The Australia Institute — 
Polling: Majority of Australians support power-sharing parliament — The Australia Institute — 
Big Gas is taking the piss | Television Ad — The Australia Institute — 
Most Australians think too much gas is exported and want gas exports taxed — The Australia Institute — 
More senators for the ACT: Unity ticket, bar one — The Australia Institute — 
Retail trade figures show RBA failed when it did not cut rates in April — The Australia Institute — 
Knee-jerk anti-Chinese redbaiting in Australian elections — The Australia Institute — 
What a power-sharing parliament may hold — The Australia Institute — 
Nearly 40 years of efficiency dividends, and what have we got to show for it? — The Australia Institute — 
One more time? | Between the Lines — The Australia Institute — 
Your election questions answered — The Australia Institute — 
A closer look at the Coalition’s economic promises — The Australia Institute — 
This election, Peter Dutton has been repeatedly very, very clear — The Australia Institute — 
Voters understand climate change is exacerbating the cost-of-living crisis — The Australia Institute — 
5 ideas for a better Australia (missing from the election campaign) — The Australia Institute — 
Same costs, less pay: Australia pays young workers less and makes renting harder — The Australia Institute — 
Five reasons why young Australians should be pissed off — The Australia Institute — 
Gas drilling off Great Ocean Road dangerous and unnecessary — The Australia Institute — 
An election campaign helping the rich, ignoring the poor — The Australia Institute — 
Time to shake up Australia’s university sector — The Australia Institute — 
Australia already spends a huge amount on defence — The Australia Institute — 
Yes, Australia can curb fossil fuel exports — The Australia Institute — 
Election entrée: Longest wait for results — The Australia Institute — 
TRAILER | Introducing What’s the Big Idea? with Paul Barclay — The Australia Institute — 
Could the polls be wrong? — The Australia Institute — 

Economic Reform Australia (ERA)

The popular misunderstanding of money — Economic Reform Australia (ERA) — 
Casino capitalism — Economic Reform Australia (ERA) — 
The return of full employment – part 1 — Economic Reform Australia (ERA) — 
Milei’s “radical plan”, revisited – part 1 — Economic Reform Australia (ERA) — 
Wealth inequality – housing cost is hollowing out middle Australia — Economic Reform Australia (ERA) — 
Can Citizen Assemblies save democracy? — Economic Reform Australia (ERA) — 
Recommended paper: Funding of the energy transition by monetary sovereign countries: Energies — Economic Reform Australia (ERA) — 
Toward sustainable economies — Economic Reform Australia (ERA) — 
NAIRU — a harmful fairy tale — Economic Reform Australia (ERA) — 
Patents and the Abundance Agenda — Economic Reform Australia (ERA) — 

Open Access Australasia

2024 Updates: OAA Report: A snapshot of the open access landscape in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand in 2022 — Open Access Australasia — 
April 2025 Newsletter — Open Access Australasia —