Yeah wow, can’t believe he used to care about human rights!

'Services Australia data shows only 23% of calls were answered in July and August'

This couldn't be more dire. Labor has waited so long to address this, with no reason not to. By the time they pull their fingers out, it may be too late to prevent a total collapse of the agency.

I will also be resigning as reviewing editor at @elife for the same reasons.
Deeply concerned about events unfolding in the Middle East and the firing of Michael Eisen from eLife.

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Using fear in a pandemic is the stuff of Greek Myth. It would be incredibly effective short term to get to the job done but would have terrible consequences. The test of true leadership was whether they fell for its allure or resisted it, very few global leaders passed the test

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I was afraid this would happen.

I'm worried about the chilling effects this would have on freedom of speech and on efforts to promote equity and justice globally.

I'm concerned for the next Editor in Chief of eLife - the journal - or other editors/academics who want to speak truth to power.

An urgent call to save and protect lives of vulnerable populations in the Gaza Strip sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Terrific Branko Milanovic passages on basic issues within neoclassical economics in studying inequality, primarily through its treatment of capital income. Firstly, as a study of relative prices of outputs and factors of production, initial allocation is treated as external 1/3

Roshdi Sarraj, the photographer who took this widely shared picture of Israel's destruction of Gaza, was himself later killed by an Israeli airstrike.

If the federal Greens have any spine they need to expel people like Zyngier from the party

It was a slow-motion train wreck. This is a case I find hard to put down to just stupidity. This seems like reckless self-interest.

The question Robodebt asks is how did we have a public service so stupid that it couldn't tell it was going to commit or crime, was committing a crime, or had committed a crime for years!

20,000+ crammed into Town Hall square on Gadigal land, Sydney, to protest against the genocide in Gaza

Western democracies are literally banning free assembly and protest - that's actual cancel culture. Where are the free speech warriors?

Every bar should have one bartender dedicated to pouring beers. There should never be 5 people making cocktails with a long line of thirsty people. This is equity.