Connor Tomas O'Brien

We have learned to think of Australia’s grid of roads and highways as ecological ‘non-places’. Tracing a trail to its end allows an undoing of infrastructure, and a reminder of the floodplain, wetland, scrub and forest beneath the bitumen.

At the World Congress of Families’ (WCF) ‘regional event’ in Melbourne last August, speakers explored topics such as ‘The Link between Abortion and Breast Cancer’, ‘Sex Education Courses as Pornography’, and ‘The Pro-life and Pro-family Policies in the US and Russia’. After all the speakers were finished, Social Services Minister Kevin Andrews was scheduled to […]