The first issue of The Southern Yarn for 2018 is ready for you to pick up and/or read online.
Just click on the image or visit the Yarns home page.
The first issue of The Southern Yarn for 2018 is ready for you to pick up and/or read online.
Just click on the image or visit the Yarns home page.
A very interesting article from Global Citizen listing the results of a survey on perceptions of the five most peaceful countries in the world.
Earlier this summer, research firm Ipsos released their findings from a poll asking this question to over 18,000 people across 25 countries. They asked participants whether a handful of countries and supra-national governmental agencies (like the European Union) were “having an overall positive or a negative influence on world affairs.”
Their results might surprise you.
One of the entities is not even a country, and based on the fact you’re reading this post on this website, you’ll likely be pleased at #1 and #2.
Australia is playing catch-up to many modern democratic countries in moving forward with permitting same-sex marriage. Controversially, the parliament put it to the public to voice their opinion.
Read all about it here in The Conversation.
Australia has voted overwhelmingly to legalise same-sex marriage with 61.6% marking the “yes” box. But even though Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is on the winning side and aiming to have same-sex marriage legalised by Christmas, his troubles are far from over, with a stoush over the wording of the bill set to heat up.
The November 2017 issue of The Southern Yarn is in the post as you read this, and available to download here as well. Note that the online version features