Jeanee Rose Andrewartha

As we walked to Point Ormond yesterday evening, I thought of my eighth-grade teacher, the mother of Tony Stewart, one of the Balibo 5 who was an Australian journalist, murdered by Indonesian forces on 16th October 1975. He was killed to prevent him and his fellow journalists from reporting about Indonesia's invasion of East Timor; an invasion that the Australian government knew about but did nothing to prevent, that resulted in the killing

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Yesterday, I pushed myself to go to the protest. It was incredibly hot, humid and the heat from the concrete below was stifling. I was pushed to my physical limits. Very few came to it, unlike the hundreds of thousands, just a few Saturdays earlier. It was New Years Day but I went because time is running out. The Victorian branch of the AMA is calling for school holidays to be delayed by a week,

I don't have a problem being excluded from society because I have lived on the fringes of mainstream society for over 3 decades but it is a bitter pill to swallow when your own flesh and blood turns on you so viciously, accusing you of all sorts of evils for simply caring that they don't take the shot and seeing this division play out, in families and relationships across Australia is

In war, you understand the target and your opponent, their weaknesses and strengths, the likely scenarios and how things play out under various strategic measures. In 2017, The Center for Health Security ran a SPARS Pandemic exercise narrative that comprised of a futuristic scenario about a novel coronavirus and the methods used to market a vaccine. They knew the target resistance groups and how to target them and used social media to promote the vaccine.