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The strait of human life: When oil matters more than children

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By Gerry Georgatos
| Independent Australia Verified
When war is measured in barrels instead of bodies, our moral priorities have gone badly astray, writes Gerry Georgatos. THE WAR AGAINST Iran has been translated to the world largely through the language of economics. We are told what is happening to oil prices, shipping routes, insurance premiums, inflation, plastics, manufacturing and the cost of living. Maps of the Strait of Hormuz appear on our screens. Analysts explain the significance of the Red Sea and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.
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Deportation by design: How Australia engineered mass exile

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By Gerry Georgatos
| Independent Australia Verified
Deportations from Australia are at their highest rate because we have rewritten our laws to enable them, writes Gerry Georgatos. FOR MORE THAN A DECADE, Australia has been quietly executing one of the harshest deportation regimes in the so-called democratic world. It has done so not through emergency powers or wartime necessity, but through ordinary legislation — principally the Migration Act 1958, and s 501, the so-called “character” provision. The consequences have been profound.
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Slow violence in the Kimberley’s forgotten prison

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By Gerry Georgatos
| Independent Australia Verified
Year after year, Broome Prison remains overcrowded, degrading and overwhelmingly Indigenous — not through oversight, but through sustained political indifference. Gerry Georgatos writes. BROOME PRISON is a place of uninterrupted, slow violence in the Kimberley. There are places in Australia where the passage of time does not bring progress, only repetition. Broome Regional Prison is one of those places.
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