Chris Hall

@sydneydialect.bsky.social

Doing a PhD on the legal and social impacts of youtubers creating #journalism. https://www.christopher-james-hall.com/research-teaching My DMs are disabled.

"Echoes of White Australia still generate passionate debate in 21st century Australia at a time when the expressions of 'White Canada' and 'White New Zealand' have long been forgotten, and America's Chinese Exclusion Act has reverted to a subject of specialist enquiry" (p. 1).

Book and coffee cup on a cafe table.

So the solution to fatal car accidents is ... to introduce more road safety lessons in schools? So the children are driving? Or causing the accidents? Or is it that hope is lost to educate people of driving age? aapnews.aap.com.au/a/mQogvSJXL

Easter road deaths spark call for national leadership

After another disastrous Easter on Australia's roads, safety advocates say school students should be taught about driver safety to stop the deaths.

aapnews.aap.com.au

A coffee from a cafe is already absurdly over priced. The idea that the tiny scoop of beans required to make it costs 25¢ more due to the fuel cost to transport it is even more absurd. Charge me a 5% surcharge and never see me again.

How many journalists, for instance, are using Grammarly: a piece of software that ACTIVELY DEMANDS YOU INSERT FABRICATED QUOTES INTO YOUR ARTICLES I really really do not think there is any awareness of how their entire industry is voluntarily being turned to sand, from the inside out

Ketan Joshi@ketanjoshi.co · 4mo ago

Not only was Grammarly using the names of experts, it was FABRICATING QUOTES for articles under the name of those experts!!! @juliaangwin.com not kidding when she says it's criminal pca.st/episode/aa8f... @alixdunn.com @themaybe.org