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Review: 'Materialists' Doesn't Have the Same Punch as 'Past Lives'

Review: 'Materialists' Doesn't Have the Same Punch as 'Past Lives'

68% Center coverage: 47 sources

Written and directed by Celine Song, who created the beautiful “Past Lives,” “Materialists” is like a Sandra Bullock comedy without the comedy or Bullock.See the Story

Muted Response From Albanese Government on US Attack on Iran

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Muted Response From Albanese Government on US Attack on Iran

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The government issued a statement in response to the bombing, but there were no immiedate plans for the prime minister to speak on the matter.See the Story

Australia’s ‘Solar Godfather’: Vietnam Leads Southeast Asia’s Clean Energy Transition

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Australia’s ‘Solar Godfather’: Vietnam Leads Southeast Asia’s Clean Energy Transition

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HANOI, VIETNAM - Media OutReach Newswire - 23 June 2025 - With the invention of solar cells using Passivated Emitter and Rear Contact (PERC) technology, Prof. Martin Andrew Green from the University of New South Wales (Australia) and his team ...See the Story

Something else • Sara Dowse

Gabriële Buffet met Francis Picabia on a warm autumn evening in Verseilles in 1908. She was a gifted musician, he a successful painter like Gabriële’s brother Jean. Jean was taking his friend to meet his sister but, as we shall see, Francis was the unlikeliest of suitors. Less than a year later, though, the musician had married the painter, and thus was forged one of the most fruitful partnerships in the development of twentieth-century art. At …Versailles, Île-De-France · Versailles Read Article

The rise and fall of John Pesutto • James Panichi

A former leader’s trajectory is also the story of the Liberal Party’s narrowing baseLiberal Party of Canada · Melbourne Read Article

Quincentenary of a revolution • Klaus Neuman

Commemorating the German Peasants’ War and an early charter of human rightsHuman Rights · Australia Read Article

Diagnoses in, action lacking • Lesley Russell

Outlining his government’s “positive and ambitious agenda” at the National Press Club last week, Anthony Albanese reiterated a series of health policy commitments made during the election campaign: pledges to improve Medicare bulk-billing rates, limit pharmaceutical co-payments, build more urgent-care clinics, and launch a 24/7 health advice line and an after-hours GP telehealth service. Left off the list, this time at least, were election commi…Anthony Albanese · Australia Read Article

Millicent Preston Stanley’s vocation • Zachary Gorman

Though the Liberal Party’s “women problem” might seem perennial, the conservative side of Australian politics could once boast of being at the vanguard of female parliamentary representation — with the important caveat that Australia was never as advanced on this issue as we were with our early granting of female suffrage. Eight of the first ten women elected to federal parliament were Liberal Party members, with one of the remainder being the I…Liberal Party of Canada · Sydney Read Article

Alone like a finger • NIck Haslam

Judith Hermann has been writing critically acclaimed short stories and novels for almost three decades. Having burst onto the literary scene with the 1998 collection The Summerhouse, Later, she is known in her native Germany as a leading voice of a generation of women authors. With her elegant and coolly detached style she manages to be both elusive and psychologically revealing. Hermann’s latest book, We Would Have Told Each Other Everything, o…Germany · Germany Read Article

What goes around • Andrew Ford

“Scarborough Fair” is what Ellen Stekert calls a “go around song,” one that is passed from singer to singer, down centuries, across oceans, shape-shifting all the while. “Go around songs” shed and acquire tunes, lose lines and gain verses; characters change their names and quite often swap genders. Verses familiar from “Scarborough Fair” may be traced back to the seventeenth century but, beyond that, the song’s provenance is anyone’s guess. The …Australia · Australia Read Article

Thinking Democracy in a Digital Age

Right now, according to British political theorist Jonathan White, the future seems very close. Our time horizon is closing in. Crises press in on us, shadowing contemporary politics with an “air of finality,” of “temporal claustrophobia.” Climate change, geopolitical instability, social inequality, out-of-control technology — together they invoke a sense that “time is running out,” forcing irrevocable decisions to be made in conditions of “time…Democracy · Australia See the Story

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