Publicity photo for the 2001 "film" Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles
I recently finished Janette-Susan Bailey's Dust Bowl: Depression America to World War Two Australia, which is a very interesting look at how intellectual and cultural responses to the Dust Bowl.
On July 4, 1857, Australian miners drove 2,500 Chinese miners out of a camp in Victoria and killed at least three of them. The Buckland Riot was indicative of the.
Controversy is stirring after the wildly successful Thor: Ragnarok director Taika Waititi publicly described his home country of New Zealand as "racist as f**k". .@TheAMShowNZ host @DuncanGarnerNZ's reaction to director.
This is a very interesting discussion about national standards within the global supply chain. Australia is actually shipping live cattle to Vietnam for slaughter and processing because it is cheaper.
The most dangerous workplaces is the family farm, which is why we need a lot more attention paid to working conditions there. This is an outstanding discussion of this easily.
For awhile back in the 2000s, it looked like Australia would become a world leader on progressive legislation, especially on environmental issues. Then Tony Abbott took over and decided modeling.
This is lovely. The Australian government wants to outlaw the secondary boycott--for everyone. This means that any group calling for a boycott of a company for involvement with an independent.
