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I’m an Australian social justice advocate with decades of experience in grassroots activism. I write and speak about political reform, economic fairness, and the protection of free speech in the face of growing online censorship. Join me for in-depth discussions, exclusive articles, and a community committed to truth and transparency.
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September 27, 2026
Rental Heat: Who Pays to Keep Homes Cool?
Rental heat exposes a basic gap in housing affordability. A tenant may manage the weekly rent yet struggle to pay for a home that stays cool enough to live in. The person paying the electricity bill often has little control over the roof, windows or fixed cooling equipment.
https://socialjusticeaustralia.com.au/rental-heat-cooling-costs/
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AI and Jobs in Australia: Can Workers be Protected?
be Protected?
By Denis Hay | November 14, 2026
AI and jobs in Australia can coexist. Discover how regulation, retraining and a Job Guarantee could protect workers while boosting productivity.
https://socialjusticeaustralia.com.au/ai-and-jobs-in-australia/
Has Neoliberalism in Australia Failed the People?
Neoliberalism in Australia has influenced government policies for more than four decades, reshaping public services, employment, housing and the relationship between citizens and markets. But has this economic approach improved Australians’ lives, or has it encouraged governments to place commercial interests ahead of human wellbeing and environmental protection?
https://socialjusticeaustralia.com.au/neoliberalism-in-australia-7/
Media Framing in Australia and How to Test It
By Denis Hay | November 10, 2026
When news coverage presents public housing, stronger workplace rights or climate action mainly as threats, readers deserve to know whether the evidence supports that framing.
https://socialjusticeaustralia.com.au/media-framing-australia-test-claims/
