Power to the people Here in Australia, thousands of birdwatchers are collecting and entering data about birds into apps such as Birdata or eBird via smartphones. By Hugh Possingham
The greatest shows on Earth AMONG THE MEMENTOS (boardgames, guidebooks, banners, souvenir plates) on display at the permanent World’s Fair exhibition at the Queens... By Andrea Black
Revisiting Andrew Inglis Clark IN 2013 GRIFFITH Review published an issue focused on Tasmania, which I co-edited with founding editor Julianne Schultz. We sensed... By Natasha Cica
Above the line THE INTERNATIONAL FOCUS on eliminating extreme poverty globally has grown since the late twentieth century, even among those who... By Helen Suich
Opposite day Today is opposite day yesterday was Thursday, an ordinary day but today – is different the poor are rich the rich fight over... By Tess Ridgway
New vibrations Click here to listen to Editor Ashley Hay read her introduction ‘New vibrations’. IN THE FIRST months of 2020, the vibrations of the Earth... By Ashley Hay
Love and fear MARCH 2020. IN a darkened room in a Melbourne hospital, a slight, dark-haired woman sits at the bedside of... By Kate Cole-Adams
Pandography Graph, noun, a diagram representing a system or network of connections, values or interrelations among two or more things. -graph,... By Jane Leonard
Nursing the economy Dr Steven Kennedy is Australia’s nineteenth Secretary to the Treasury and the first to have worked as a registered... By Shane Wright
An inclusive blueprint for mental health In the shape of things to come Too much poison come undone ’Cause there’s nothing else to do Every me and every... By Patrick McGorry
Surviving Covid MASHED_BEAUTATO HERE with another strategic guide on how to most efficiently ace the hottest new game on the market.... By Beau Windon
Psychiatry and the socio-political order AT A COMMUNITY consultation forum on mental health in regional Queensland in 2013, the discussion turned to the human... By Neeraj S Gill