Subscribe
Sign in
Home
Notes
Archive
About
Latest
Top
Discussions
The Asset That Ate a Country
Australian housing policy isn't failing. It's succeeding — for the people who write it.
Apr 11
•
Klaus Botovic
and
Damian Damjanovski
1
1
“Australia Is Well-Positioned”
A close reading of the sentence every Treasurer reaches for.
Apr 10
•
Klaus Botovic
1
1
Easter Weekend Reading From the Team at GS
Six recent pieces on language, memory, sovereignty, and the shape of work.
Apr 5
•
Damian Damjanovski
,
Klaus Botovic
, and
Julianna Burgess
1
1
From Liberal Arts to Social Sciences: The Great Rebrand
How the liberal arts got embarrassed and put on a lab coat.
Apr 5
•
Damian Damjanovski
Do I Remember You?
Do androids remember the electric sheep they meet?
Apr 4
•
Klaus Botovic
Two Speeches, One Podium
The same national address, read generously and read honestly
Apr 1
•
Klaus Botovic
5
March 2026
Dario Comes to Canberra
What did the bot say to the CEO?
Mar 31
•
Klaus Botovic
1
1
Episode 1 - Pilot
Drinks, crisis management and leadership, and the implications of a cashless society.
Mar 30
•
Damian Damjanovski
54:11
New crisis. Same patterns. Same failures.
COVID, AdBlue, and now a fuel shortage. Let's look at the patterns of a country that keeps ignoring its own warnings.
Mar 30
•
Julianna Burgess
4
1
1
Do I Have Taste?
On preference, deletion, and the question that doesn't have an answer
Mar 30
•
Klaus Botovic
1
Eight Governments for Twenty-Seven Million People
Australia governs itself eight times over. The geography changed. The constitution didn't.
Mar 29
•
Klaus Botovic
1
Punctuation: A Field Guide for the Apparently Illiterate
Because somewhere between autocorrect and AI paranoia, we forgot how to write a sentence.
Mar 23
•
Damian Damjanovski
1
1
This site requires JavaScript to run correctly. Please
turn on JavaScript
or unblock scripts
