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  • Fusion: A New Political Party in Australia

    Posted by Owen Miller · April 02, 2025 10:23 PM

    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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  • Child safety online − our senate submission

    Posted by Owen Miller · November 22, 2024 4:56 PM

    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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  • Israel / Palestine, One Year On

    Posted by Fusion Party Australia · October 07, 2024 3:35 PM

    S. of Jaffa, Sept. 1930

    One year ago, on October 7, we were horrified by the shocking attacks carried out by Hamas against Israeli civilians, including at the Nova music festival, where people gathered in the spirit of peace and love. What followed in Australia was also eye-opening - suddenly, a longstanding conflict that many had barely discussed became a subject of intense debate.

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  • Our candidate for the Merri-bek election

    Posted by Owen Miller · August 25, 2024 10:14 PM

    Fusion is pleased to announce that Owen Miller will be running as a candidate in the upcoming council elections in Merri-bek (Melbourne)

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  • Why Donations Shouldn't Be Banned

    Posted by Owen Miller · July 11, 2024 9:31 PM

    Labor-led South Australia has recently announced some "world-leading" draft legislation which would ban political donations and instead give government money to political parties to do their campaigning. Although there seems to be widespread public support for what seems like a levelling of the playing field, it's our view that it is yet another effort to sabotage democracy by the same people who voted to triple the membership requirements for establishing federal parties.

    The Labor Party are the same people establishing a Ministry of Truth; and their reluctant promise to create a National Anti-Corruption Commission has resulted in a commission which doesn't actually do anything.

    What follows is our yourSAy submission about the Electoral (Accountability and Integrity) Amendment Bill 2024.


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  • Adopting Artificial Intelligence − our senate submission

    Posted by Owen Miller · May 09, 2024 10:13 PM

    Australia is rapidly falling behind in the AI arms race, as it struggles to respond quickly to the changes that have been predicted for decades.

    What follows is our submission on 2024-05-09, to the Senate's Select Committee on Adopting Artificial Intelligence (AI)

    A robot

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  • An open letter to Grattan Institute and ABC about education reform

    Posted by Miles Whiticker · April 29, 2024 12:50 PM

    In February this year, Grattan Institute released a report once again blaming teachers for educational outcomes in Australia. The ABC promoted this report, which described the situation as a “preventable tragedy”. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-02-11/grattan-institute-reading-report/103446606 

    This is misleading, and a product of questionable public policy which is unlikely to result in improved educational outcomes if acted on. It's well known amongst educational staff and leaders that teaching is the most politicised profession, where teachers, who are usually themselves the ones engaging in pedagogy research, seem to be the last ones consulted on how to improve the classroom.

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  • International Women's Day in 2024

    Posted by Annie Davila Campanello · March 08, 2024 9:40 PM

    Welcome to the adventure into International Women's Day (IWD) thought leadership for 2024: 

    On International Women's Day, we reflect on women's impact on the world.

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  • Cool Green Environmentalism

    Posted by Drew Wolfendale · March 04, 2024 10:40 PM

    The Environmentalism That Progress Forgot

    Within the spectrum of green politics there are many perspectives and philosophies that have a diversity of focuses and varying levels of support. They are often described as sitting on a spectrum from Dark to Bright, something like this:

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  • Two more parties have formally endorsed the Climate Rescue Accord

    Posted by Owen Miller · February 24, 2024 2:49 PM

    Along with Fusion, the Animal Justice Party and the Australian Progressives have formally endorsed the goals and objectives of the Climate Rescue Accord.

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