More Than Just Bread
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Can humanity run out of ideas?
Given this wide breadth of lightbulb moments, from trifling to significant, can humanity ever run out of ideas? To some…
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No Room For Decency
It is as much about the frenzy that follows the gasping anticipation as a beautifully struck free-kick curls into the…
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When human life begins is a question of politics – not biology
The Texas law went into effect on Sept. 1, 2021, and severely limits the right to have an abortion in…
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Attaining and maintaining peace is the truest act of remembrance
It remains an important and solemn day in Australia, often observed with a reverence reserved solely for it. Jordon Steele-John…
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The better we know ourselves the more prepared we are for setbacks in life
We think we know, but proof comes through testing. We believe we understand until we are challenged. Gary Bentley The…
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”I have not found God in the universe, but Einstein did, in the perfection and the beauty of his laws”
Eduardo Battaner López (Burgos, 1945) has not looked for God in physics, but he has looked for the physicists who…
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‘Hear me now’: Australian of the Year Grace Tame’s speech in full
She told ABC’s News Breakfast she could feel the atmosphere in the room. ABC “And the feeling was reconnection, the…
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The Erasmus Perfidy
With all the deception, delusions and lies that the post-2016 Brexit era has normalized it should not really have come…
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What Is Your Moral Plan for 2021?
Consciously directing our attention to living ethically requires considerably more thought and work. Peter Singer and Agata Sagan Project Syndicate…
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Plant Consciousness: The Fascinating Evidence Showing Plants Have Human Level Intelligence, Feelings, Pain and More
Plants, it turns out, really are highly conscious, intelligent and yes, they do have a brain. It’s just that no…
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Online Symposium: George Bizos & his Odyssey to Freedom
This symposium is free and open to the public. Details: 1) The Online Symposium can be accessed via Zoom /…
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Jamaican-British Poet Linton Kwesi Johnson Shares 2020 Literature Prize with Amanuel Asrat
Veteran Jamaican-British poet Linton Kwesi Johnson has been awarded this year’s PEN Pinter Prize with the judges having described him as a…
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Odyssey to Freedom
Categorized into seven parts, Odyssey to Freedom takes the reader through a journey of history, struggle, and human emotion. Valentino…
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George Bizos has left its mark on me indelibly and has defined me definitively and irrevocably
He fought alongside his father, encountering adversity multiplied by the difficulties imposed by the regime at the time and, through…
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Publishers rush to fill demand as books on race and racism sell out amid protests
Bookshops have sold out of several titles on the topics, with publishers racing to reprint and order more stock in…
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War in the newsroom: when journalists prefer silos to the marketplace of ideas
American journalists are under attack — not just on the streets where they are being targeted by police but within…
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