by Robyn Catchlove | Jul 13, 2023 | Our Collective
Argentina Mon Amour She had come in innocent curiosity, a description which suited her nature too. In Buenos Aires. I also captured by that land had discovered this one surprisingly in the sultry, old back waters of La Boca, in amongst the taverns and brothels of the...
by Barbara Lepani | Jul 11, 2023 | Our Collective
DeGrowth Week Webinars Yesterday 10 July, I tuned into the DeGrowth Week of webinars being offered by NENA (National Economy Network Australia) and caught up with Donnie Maclourcan, an Australian with links to UTS who is now based in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and who...
by Barbara Lepani | Jul 6, 2023 | Our Collective
Of the 250 recognised language groups in Australia, many do not live on their ancestral Country, with 37 percent living in our urban areas, especially our capital cities where they speak only the English language. The greatest number (34 per cent) of Indigenous...
by Barbara Lepani | Jul 4, 2023 | Our Collective
Hybridisation In this age of globalisation and multiculturalism, the question of one’s cultural identity has become problematic. Many of us are untethered from the place of our ancestors, either by personal design or by displacement due to wars and societal collapses....
by Barbara Lepani | Jul 2, 2023 | Our Collective
Australia’s Cultural Soil Indigenous people did not think of themselves as ‘Australians’ but as members of groups bound by a common language and shared cultural norms and values that prescribed their worldview and knowledges about their known ‘world’, including...
by Stuart Hill | May 20, 2023 | Our Collective
The day I fell asleep driving, and ‘died’ – Stuart B Hill, 7 July 2022 As I wake up in our unheated bedroom, which I had painted Wedgewood blue and cream, I’m remembering that I had said YES to the request from my smart (and attractive) past student to give a talk...
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