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Anthony Scott

Melbourne
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BA(Hons) MSc PhD FASSA. Professor, Centre for Health Economics, Monash Business School, Monash University
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Facies Relationships in Sandstone Intrusions: Examples From the Numidian Flysch, Northern Tunisia

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By Anthony Scott, Labrador Canada, Mario Vigorito
| Wiley Online Library
, , and . 2026. “Facies Relationships in Sandstone Intrusions: Examples From the Numidian Flysch, Northern Tunisia.” Basin Research38, no. 3: e70116. https://doi.org/10.1111/bre.70116. Conflicts of Interest The authors declare no conflicts of interest. Data Availability Statement The data that support the findings of this study are available from the corresponding author upon reasonable request.
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Factcheck: No, private schools are not bastions of diversity

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By Skye Predavec, Anthony Scott, Martin Thomas
| thepoint.com.au
In “Private schools aren’t full of rich kids – here’s the evidence”, an op-ed published in the Sydney Morning Herald, chair of Independent Schools NSW Margery Evans (who represents non-Catholic-Church-run private schools) argues that Jane Caro’s Rich Kid Poor Kid Vantage Point essay generalises and misinterprets the state of Australian education. But in doing so, Evans does exactly what she accuses Caro of, misleading the reader about the actual state of private school education.
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Targeting migrants over “welfare” only exposes how cruel and unequal the rules really are

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By Anthony Scott, Skye Predavec, Martin Thomas
| thepoint.com.au
In his budget reply speech, Angus Taylor waged a vicious attack on racialised people living in Australia, stoking resentment and hatred through misinformation about how welfare and taxation rules affect migrants. It is convenient for people in power to use welfare recipients and migrants as scapegoats for problems they have not caused. Taylor’s speech sought to weaponise, demonise and divide us because it is the only opportunity he sees to grab headlines.
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