This article builds on Juliet Nebolon’s conceptualisation of settler militarism (2024) to argue that settler militarism operates through the process of technification that emerges as a specific mec...

Interruptions are a routine component of parliamentary debate, but also reveal underlying power dynamics and behavioural norms within political institutions. Using digitised Australian Hansard tran...

In recent years there has been a swathe of policy reform around Australia in relation to providing information on donor conception to the donor conceived. The primary impetus for change has been th...

Research has documented how the historical past can be mobilised to legitimise policies and political action, yet we know very little about how collective memories are used to support stronger cons...

Within weeks of the catastrophic 2019–2020 Black Summer bushfire season, an event widely linked to climate change, the Morrison government announced a gas-fired recovery response to the economic do...

This article critically explores counterpublic responses to the overturning of Roe v Wade and the intense contestation on Twitter (now X) between pro-abortion and anti-abortion advocates. Focusing ...

In recent years there has been a swathe of policy reform around Australia in relation to providing information on donor conception to the donor conceived. The primary impetus for change has been th...

Within weeks of the catastrophic 2019–2020 Black Summer bushfire season, an event widely linked to climate change, the Morrison government announced a gas-fired recovery response to the economic do...

In June 2020, the Australian Coalition Government introduced the Job Ready Graduates (JRG) policy, seeking to discourage student uptake of humanities and social sciences (HASS) courses by increasin...

Across Western democracies, defence forces face persistent recruitment shortfalls, compounded by declining birth rates, shrinking eligible youth populations, and evolving attitudes toward military ...