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Some people have the view that AI art steals jobs from human artists, and others argue that AI wastes electricity. Here we explore these claims and clarify whether it's ethical for Fusion to use AI art on our website.

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Seeming as Fusion has policies that would change Australian society as a root level, some of these changes would inevitably affect relationships and in turn, domestic violence − an issue that continues to plague modern societies around the world.

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With Fusion's policies offering fundamental shifts in our society, it's interesting to explore how they'll effect different demographics of Australians. Here we explore how older Australians will be able to experience a different nation if they vote Fusion.

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During the election campaign for Wills, we were invited to a candidate forum where refugees were discussed. Here we explore how Fusion's values guide our approach to the issue.

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A perennial issue for voters is what the government is going to do about their immediate surroundings − their home and their surrounding streets.

Although streets are largely under the mandate of councils and state governments, Fusion does have some federal policies which could end up making an even larger difference when it comes to shaping neighbourhoods into places that people love.

Canning Street in Carlton. Photo: Owen Miller

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As funding declines for the ABC and as artists increasingly worry about how AI will affect their jobs, people are reaching out to Fusion to ask, "will you raise your voice for Australia's storytellers?"

So let's explore how Fusion's policies will assist in this space.

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With the election campaign now in full swing, many Brunswick residents are coming to recognise what has been brewing for months now − a grassroots movement with big ideas to fix the issues throughout our society.

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Fusion is heading into only its second Federal election, and we’ve already grown!  Recently, we welcomed aboard Democracy First (another new political party) and the Australian Progressives.  With the addition of these like-minded peers to our coalition, we will be heading into the next election with 24 candidates across both the House of Representatives and the Senate.  We’ve also had a slight name change on the ballot, but don’t worry Antony Green - we’re still keeping the word salad that you loved!

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The Australian government is considering new laws to ban children under 16 from social media, in a move consitent with the recent desire to control the Internet.

What follows is the Pirate Party's submission (number 62) to the senate regarding the Online Saftey Amendment (Social Media Minimum Age) Bill 2024.

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