Dive into thought-provoking insights about the structures, cultures, and interactions that shape our world. This category examines societal trends, challenges, and stories that define our collective experience.
ndy Burnham has placed a remarkable argument at the centre of British politics: Britain took a series of wrong turns in the 1980s, and many of the country’s modern problems can be traced back to them. In his first speech as Labour leader, Burnham directly attacked “four decades of neoliberalism”....
Listening to Anthony Albanese this week, I was alarmed to hear him refer to superannuation as a “national asset”, and would be keen to understand more what he meant, and what his plans are. For a man who previously said he wouldn’t touch negative gearing and then did, I struggle...
It is pointed, opinionated, and creates curiosity without sounding like a partisan attack. It allows you to argue that payroll tax, super changes, wage increases and investment policy changes are collectively increasing pressure on SMEs while still sounding like a concerned economic observer rather than a political campaigner. I have...
I was 12 years old in 1999. Like most kids, I had hobbies and interests, but I was also fascinated by numbers. I always have been. While some kids memorised football statistics, I found myself paying attention to house prices, business stories, economic news, sales figures, interest rates and anything...
Australian politics has a long memory when it comes to broken election promises. Few examples loom larger than former Prime Minister Julia Gillard and the infamous declaration during the 2010 federal election campaign: “There will be no carbon tax under the government I lead.” The statement became one of the...
There’s been a lot of discussion recently about a message from SportsPower Kadina to the Yorke Peninsula community—and I’m firmly in their corner. Because this isn’t just about one store. It’s about something much bigger: respecting the value of expertise, time, and local businesses that give back to their communities....
Rideshare services like Uber promised a simple idea. Press a button on the app. A car arrives. You get to where you need to go. But increasingly, riders are encountering a strange and frustrating situation. You book an Uber. The driver accepts. And then… The driver simply doesn’t move. No...
We went out for a restaurant meal. That was the first mistake. We didn’t order takeaway. We didn’t “grab something quick.” We went out — deliberately — for a restaurant meal. You know the kind. You make a small effort. You sit down. You expect to be in a room...
Society is the fabric that connects individuals, shaping how we live, interact, and grow together. In this category, we explore the complexities of societal structures, cultural norms, and the evolving dynamics that influence our daily lives. From discussions on community and identity to analyses of global trends and challenges, this category offers a lens through which to understand our shared experiences.
Learn about the impact of technology on social interactions, the importance of inclusivity and equity, and how societal values change over time. We’ll delve into the role of education, governance, and media in shaping public opinion and community development. For those curious about cultural shifts, we examine how art, fashion, and lifestyle trends reflect and challenge societal norms.
Through stories, studies, and critical perspectives, we aim to spark dialogue and inspire action toward a more connected and understanding world. Whether you’re passionate about community building, interested in social psychology, or simply want to stay informed, this category provides engaging and thoughtful content. Explore society with us, as we navigate the complexities of human interaction and the shared journey of progress.
