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Elizabeth Farrelly

Elizabeth Farrelly

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Columnist, The Saturday Paper

Sydney

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covid-19 and sport, Natural Disasters, breaking news social issues, climate change conflict

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General health

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Total articles 1375

  • A Citizens’ Assembly for the Northern Beaches?

    By Elizabeth Farrelly, Iain Walker| thetawnyfrogmouth.com.au@ Paradise on earth? Our recent What’s Next? forum in Mona Vale almost had us convinced that, as several speakers insisted, the Northern Beaches is pretty much it. Even here, though, housing is becoming unaffordable, public transport is difficult, climate change increasingly threatens coastal erosion, storm surges and fire. So change must come. We think the best way to shape that change is to access the deep popular wisdom via a Citizens’ Assembly. What is a Citizens’ Assembly?

    By Elizabeth Farrelly, Iain Walker · thetawnyfrogmouth.com.au

    Mar. 26, 2025

  • Big house, small life

    By Tom Grant, Elizabeth Farrelly| ArchitectureAU Verified The TV shows a young couple standing outside a crisp inner-city terrace (“Whether you’re buying your first home…”), before transitioning to a blousy suburban McMansion (“…or housing a growing family…”). It’s an ad for some insurance company, but the unquestioned subtext is: it’s all about growth. If some is good, more is better. Is it, though? Just how out of touch can a cultural propaganda meme be?

    By Tom Grant, Elizabeth Farrelly · ArchitectureAU

    Mar. 25, 2025

  • A Citizens’ Assembly for the Northern Beaches?

    By Elizabeth Farrelly, Iain Walker| thetawnyfrogmouth.com.au@ Paradise on earth? Our recent What’s Next? forum in Mona Vale almost had us convinced that, as several speakers insisted, the Northern Beaches is pretty much it. Even here, though, housing is becoming unaffordable, public transport is difficult, climate change increasingly threatens coastal erosion, storm surges and fire. So change must come. We think the best way to shape that change is to access the deep popular wisdom via a Citizens’ Assembly. What is a Citizens’ Assembly?

    By Elizabeth Farrelly, Iain Walker · thetawnyfrogmouth.com.au

    Mar. 26, 2025

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The Saturday Paper

Carlton, Victoria, Australia

'+61 3 9486 0288