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News February 26, 2022
NSW fails to parole low-risk prisoners despite Covid-19 provision
As the prison system faced the extraordinary risks associated with Covid-19, one state gave its commissioner the power to release low-risk prisoners. He hasn’t used it once.
News January 15, 2022
Let it rip: the week it started to fall apart for Morrison
A cascading series of crises, across various sectors, has undone any pretence that the government is managing the pandemic.
News February 19, 2022
Prisoners suffering under punitive Covid-19 measures
Under the pretence of Covid-19 precautions, prisoners are being locked in cells without access to communication, fresh clothes, soap or sanitary products.
Opinion April 22, 2017
The state of radical dissent
“There is no denying earlier gains lost as neoliberalism took hold and more public services were cut or privatised. Two years ago, a number of NSW feminist women’s refuges founded through radical action lost government contracts and were handed over …”
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