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Jimpa is an emotionally nuanced family drama by acclaimed Australian filmmaker Sophie Hyde.
On a Tuesday night somewhere in Australia, a familiar scene plays out. A community hall fills with folding chairs. Residents arrive tired, curious, sometimes sceptical.
As AI rapidly enters classrooms, education researchers say Australia must act now to prevent students from losing key cognitive skills essential to learning and development.
Review: I Deliver Parcels in Beijing – Hu Anyan (Allen Lane)
In her hybrid memoir 58 Facets, lawyer and legal anthropologist Marika Sosnowski traverses time and societies to reveal intricacies of law enacted by states to control, suppress, displace and, in some instances, erase people.
As AI rapidly enters classrooms, education researchers say Australia must act now to prevent students from losing key cognitive skills essential to learning and development.
Jimpa is an emotionally nuanced family drama by acclaimed Australian filmmaker Sophie Hyde.
Review: I Deliver Parcels in Beijing – Hu Anyan (Allen Lane)
On a Tuesday night somewhere in Australia, a familiar scene plays out. A community hall fills with folding chairs. Residents arrive tired, curious, sometimes sceptical.
In her hybrid memoir 58 Facets, lawyer and legal anthropologist Marika Sosnowski traverses time and societies to reveal intricacies of law enacted by states to control, suppress, displace and, in some instances, erase people.
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