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As strange as it may seem, nobody has created a thread for the 2020 Summit as yet, so I thought that I'd throw one up for discussion (a thread was created for the recent Youth Summit, see here, but come on, who cares about the kids' table, eh? ;). Seriously, there's little point in limiting the...

ASIO kept dirt files on ABC journalists Plug for Dateline. I realise that I could probably spin this thread into a discussion regarding the freedom of the press in Australia (either in general or in an age of 'anti-terror' laws), but I'm sure that there are better articles that could be...

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ABC - Report calls for probe into student poverty Final report (pdf 525kb) Something that may be of interest to many, and I am quite pleased to say that at least the government recognises the need for and supports further investigation into the issue of student poverty and the...

Even though it is clear that education in general is increasingly becoming a commodity and an industry, do you think that this is something that is of minimal consequence? Is it a commodity to traded and sold off to the highest bidder (with 'equitable' access schemes in place, you would assume)?