94.3 July-Sept 2023

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EDITOR: Grant Mills ASSISTANT EDITOR: Stephen Burke ENQUIRIES TO: Stephen Burke AIPS BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Leon R Beswick (co-Chair) Andrew Goodsall Maria Kavallaris (co-Chair) Peter M McMahon Sarah Meachem Sandra Orgeig Ronika Power ■
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A Word
The more things change, the more things stay the same – particularly for Australia’s Indigenous communities who have seen waves of enthusiasm for Indigenous rights ebb and flow on the political tides from which they have largely been excluded. As one
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How Children Have Become Entangled With Social Media Commerce
I must confess that there are days when I enjoy handing out my 'go-to' analogy to these well-meaning enquiries. Indiana Jones is an archaeologist (also known as a 'physical anthropologist') who digs to unearth ancient artifacts in order to learn more
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Are the Teals Breaking the Mould of Australian Politics?
AS CANDIDATES, THE SUCCESSFUL TEALS WERE FEMALE, ARTICULATE, EDUCATED, WITH ESTABLISHED CAREERS AND A GOOD DEAL OF SELF-CONFIDENCE In a result that shook the Liberal party, New South Wales saw three teal victories (Allegra Spender, Sophie Scamps and
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FROM THE ARCHIVE Makarrata Dreaming
Originally published: AQ: Australian Quarterly, Vol. 71, No. 6 (Nov-Dec 1999) The piece was published before the referendum on an Australian republic, which took place on the 6th November 1999. https://doi.org/10.2307/20637858 It is interesting to re
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From The Archive: 1999
Certainly the Mabo decision has brought a settlement to traditional Aboriginal landowners, yet it cannot hope to deal with the multiplicity of issues, problems, and challenges confronting Australia's Indigenous peoples. It is time that all Australian
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Editor Foreword
As one of Australia’s longest running publications, it is powerful for AQ to republish articles from our archives that provide a sense of historical perspective on current issues. None does this more so than ‘Makarrata Dreaming’ below. The article st
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2023 AIPS Post Budget Health Briefings
AIPS MARKETING AND EVENTS Politics, in many ways, is a form of storytelling, and budget night provides a critical punctuation mark to the narrative of the political year. We at AIPS are extremely lucky to annually host the Post Budget Health Briefing
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References
Child Influencers: How children have become entangled with social media commerce 1. Abidin, Crystal. 2016. “Please subscribe! Influencers, social media, and the commodification of everyday life.” PhD Thesis (Anthropology & Sociology, Communication &
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Creating a Hydrogen Energy Supply Chain
In April 1957, Menzies became the first Australian PM to visit Japan and both he and Japanese Prime Minister, Nobusuke Kishi, made a pragmatic decision that would result in the Commerce Agreement being signed later that year. As the Northern and Sout

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