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Denis Muller

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Media ethics specialist, social researcher, rugby lunatic. Views entirely my own.
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Political Lord of the Flies assumes the worst of us. We should focus on the best

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By Louise Morris, Tegan George, Denis Muller
| thepoint.com.au
OPINION Photo: AAP/Mary Evans Picture Library In 1968, American ecologist and eugenicist Garrett Hardin published his essay, the “Tragedy of the Commons”, in Science magazine. It posited that humans, when left to their own devices, would “rationally” and individually exploit resources for their own gain, eventually destroying the resource altogether. His main example was an open pasture shared by many herders.
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Let the people decide: Why Australia needs a plebiscite on a gas export tax

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By Greg Jericho Verified, Denis Muller, Tegan George
| thepoint.com.au
Getting a fair return on our gas exports makes sense, but thanks to some deft lobbying it’s been avoided for decades. The issue has now landed squarely in the mainstream, with support from voters across the political spectrum. Despite that, the political class still can’t bring itself to act.
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A right mess: how mining, media and political interests are combining to influence public debate in Australia

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By Denis Muller
| pearlsandirritations.com
One Nation’s surge has exposed a new alignment of media, mining and political interests on the Australian right, with Gina Rinehart, Lachlan Murdoch and Pauline Hanson now central to how that contest unfolds. Mining billionaire Gina Rinehart is bankrolling the acquisition of a 9.5 per cent stake in Southern Cross Media by Bruce McWilliam, who worked for Murdoch’s News Corp for nine years and is also a former Seven Network executive. This venture is costing Rinehart $26 million.
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