The Tsunami of Freedom is here
Yesterday morning the ACT used hundreds of officers to remove us from our first camp. They brought tow trucks, riot …
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The Day the Australian Flag Became the Yellow Star
We set this image up. The day before we had stood before the doors of Parliament with all our flags and …
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The Rise of the Free Hug Army
I read a piece by Mattias Desmet, a professor of clinical psychiatry, who studied the psychology of totalitarianism. In it he …
The Immortal Beauty of the Stubborn Moths.
Whenever I’m at a campfire, at night, I’m always intrigued by why the moths fly into the flames. All of …
Happiness in a time of Covid
The Landscape has changed. She lived on a farm in a back road of Warrnambool. In the city, her vast front …
The Steps of Solace
Three times he walked past, mask on as if he was racing somewhere he was late for, before he stopped on …
The Siege of The Shrine
Stop making me do this, he said as he pounded my head into the ground with his plastic shield. Stop making …
Two Marches Down the Yarra
Several of the police officers hold video cameras on monopod tripods. If you watch the streaming video of those independent journalists …
When Freedom is a status does it taste like lemons?
I know when freedom is a right it has no taste, because you take it for granted, like breathing. That‘s the …
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That Spreading Tone
I had a message in Café Locked Out’s inbox. Call this man, now. He was in South Africa. I had a …