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Rod Campbell

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What the Hottest 100 tells us about the decline of Australian music

PM Albanese rocks band t-shirts and Arts Minister Tony Burke plays the guitar in his office. It would be a shame if they oversaw an unprecedented decline in Australian music.

Society & Culture
What the Hottest 100 tells us about the decline of Australian music

WHAT'S NEW

Part Two: The history of opposition to coal in the Central Coast and the global impact of the local campaign

Local activism really can drive nationally and globally significant change – which is exactly why powerful people try to dissuade communities from engaging in it.

ClimateEnvironment
Part Two: The history of opposition to coal in the Central Coast and the global impact of the local campaign

FACTCHECK

Fact check: Is Victoria doing worse on energy prices?

Victoria’s Liberal opposition claims that “Victorians are paying more for power under the Allan Labor Government”, in a recent press release.

ClimateEnvironmentEconomy
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Fact check: Is Victoria doing worse on energy prices?

WHAT'S NEW

Part One: The history of opposition to coal in the Central Coast and the global impact of the local campaign

Local activism really can drive nationally and globally significant change – which is exactly why powerful people try to dissuade communities from engaging in it.

ClimateEnvironment
Part One: The history of opposition to coal in the Central Coast and the global impact of the local campaign
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