Young playwright surprises with mastery, poise and skillReview of play ‘Cutting Onions’ — written and directed by Nadia Sirninger RankinJun 21Jun 21
Australians in Vietnam: The modest men whose victory was ignoredA book review of “All Day Long the Noise of Battle,” by Gerard WindsorSep 11, 2022Sep 11, 2022
Phoenix from the Sydney Festival ashes: Australia, Palestine & Israel — towards a surprising new…Statement by E.G. Boulton, 15 Jan 2022Jan 15, 20222Jan 15, 20222
Truth, war and the hyperthreat of climate & environmental change.When I reflect on truth, I think of the Netflix sensation Resurrection: Ertugrul. It has had seismic influence in the Middle East…Jun 7, 2021Jun 7, 2021
Language & how community leaders can help defuse tensions in the 2020 US ElectionAs the US Trump-Biden election gets underway, many are concerned about the outbreak of violence, with some ‘preparing for civil war.’Nov 3, 2020Nov 3, 2020
COVID19, supermarkets and grace under fire.It was Friday afternoon, during the 2nd COVID19 lock down in Victoria, Australia. The numbers were still going up so it was decided the…Jul 31, 2020Jul 31, 2020
Book Review: ‘Here, There are Dragons’ by Witness JReviewed by: E.G. Boulton, PhDJun 20, 2020Jun 20, 2020
Australian bushfires: We need a post-human disaster responseOf course many ‘humans’ have suffered immensely from the Savage Summer Australian bushfires, (at last count 27 deaths, and at least 2500…Jan 13, 2020Jan 13, 2020
Telling the story of climate change: threat or emergency, and does it matter?[Originally published at The Power to Persuade BLOG. Part of the ‘Narration as Regulation’ series, produced by ANU’s School of Regulation…Dec 11, 2019Dec 11, 2019