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A national anti-racism framework, a Human Rights Act and discrimination law could all do a lot of good, especially for Indigenous Australians Regardless of how Australians feel about the result of the referendum, its pretty clear the campaign was divisive and featured rhetoric that made Indigenous Australians feel unsafe.

SPOILER ALERT: This blog is for those who are watching season six of Mad Men. Don't read on if you haven't seen episode 10. Catch up with Gwilym Mumford episode nine blog here. Don Draper has become an ampersand. Bumped from the titlepiece of Sterling Cooper & Partners (or as Don figures it "SC ampersand

At art school during the 1970s, Pru Stevenson, Julia Franco and Suzy Mackie werent taught about female artists, and left with the impression they were unlikely to succeed. This autumn, their achievements as founders of the silk-screen print-making collective See Red Womens Workshop will be shown at Tate Britains exhibition Women in Revolt!, celebrating feminist

An Englishman, middle aged, portly, in tie and suit, pushes his way through a beery crowd in 1970s Munich. The young Germans in the posthippy uniform of jeans and straggly facial hair and, swaying, yelping, slurrily intoning a sort of festive yodel, with a note of rising mockery, momentarily engulf him. He reappears, is furious,

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