The necessity of judgement in the information age
As we become more connected, I believe judgement will become a virtue. And I believe we should not fear to form an opinion, we should see it as an act of courage.
Night people discrimination: Tonight, can the streets be ours?
Forget the coronavirus, the most crucial issue facing Australia is the discrimination that 50 percent of us face. The night people. We’ve got a plan to fix it.
Will this pandemic force us to understand our privilege?
With a pandemic sweeping across the globe, I’m wondering if this is the moment when we finally realise how fortunate we are.
Coping with COVID, the 9/11 of this generation
While I’ll always remember the innocence lost after 9/11, the younger generations will be experiencing the same anguish.
Boris and the coronavirus: What happens when a leader in power takes ill?
Boris Johnson’s coronavirus diagnosis has left Britain with an awkward question: what history happens now?
Why being realistic feels like doomsday thinking
Yes, it seems we’re seeing another doomsday, but we should face the sobering realities, for only through acceptance can we force meaningful change.