The history book on the shelf... is always repeating itseeeeeelf, WATERL- oh, not that kind of Waterloo?

Ohhhhh the Waterloo Renewal Project, the one in inner Sydney. The one that's turning 750 public homes to 3,300 private, social and affordable homes. That one. Not the hit ABBA song that was Sweden's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest in 1974. Right.

Also, Keir Starmer resigned. And who said Brexit was a bad idea??????

 

The history book on the shelf... is always repeating itseeeeeelf, WATERL- oh, not that kind of Waterloo?
Ohhhhh the Waterloo Renewal Project, the one in inner Sydney. The one that's turning 750 public homes to 3,300 private, social and affordable homes. That one. Not the hit ABBA song that was Sweden's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest in 1974. Right.
Also, Keir Starmer resigned. And who said Brexit was a bad idea??????
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Stay political! Join the team for a breakdown of the week that was in politics. Covering the local, state, federal, and international politics you actually care about, we'll help you wrap your head around what's happening so you can go about your day a little more informed.
Represent is a SYN Media Podcast.

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It's the Season Finale and Everyone is Sick (the show must go on!)

Oh, would you look at that? Pauline Hanson said something bonkers on the national stage, again. Listen to Dana and Bernie dissect her most recent tirade while discussing her newfound popularity.

Bernie then takes us through the UK Court of Appeal's decision to uphold the proscription of Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation.

Finally, Dana takes a detour to the FIFA Men's World Cup and explores why authoritarian governments are always so keen to engage in global sports.

Oh, would you look at that? Pauline Hanson said something bonkers on the national stage, again.&nbsp;Listen to Dana and Bernie dissect her most recent tirade while discussing her newfound popularity.
Bernie then takes us through the UK Court of Appeal's decision to uphold the proscription of Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation.
Finally, Dana takes a detour to the FIFA Men's World Cup and explores why authoritarian governments are always so keen to engage in global sports.

Monoculture??? I barely even know her!!

This week Represent speaks with one of the youngest women ever elected to the Victorian Parliament, Animal Justice Party MP Georgie Purcell, about why voters should care about animal justice issues, sexism in parliament, and the political legacy she hopes to leave behind.

Zoe takes us through very controversial ginormous data centres planned for Melbourne's western suburbs and our ever-increasing, insatiable demand for AI and digital services. 

Patty explains how a Somali FIFA referee was denied entry to the US ahead of the 2026 World Cup in North America, with the Trump administration claiming he posed a 'security threat' (riiight...). 

Follow us @synrepresent on Instagram to keep up to date and get in touch!

Represent is a Syn Media podcast.

This week Represent speaks with one of the youngest women ever elected to the Victorian Parliament, Animal Justice Party MP Georgie Purcell, about why voters should care about animal justice issues, sexism in parliament, and the political legacy she hopes to leave behind.
Zoe takes us through very controversial ginormous data centres planned for Melbourne's western suburbs and our ever-increasing, insatiable demand for AI and digital services.&nbsp;
Patty explains how a Somali FIFA referee was denied entry to the US ahead of the 2026 World Cup in North America, with the Trump administration claiming he posed a 'security threat' (riiight...).&nbsp;
Follow us @synrepresent on Instagram to keep up to date and get in touch!
Represent is a Syn Media podcast.

Georgie Purcell, huge data centres in the West, and the World Cup referee denied entry to the US

Democracy is a big old word. But what does it actually mean? Or better yet, what does it look like?

We get an answer to this with Ross Coulter's 'Picturing Democracy'.

The exhibition that dove into the City of Port Phillip City archives to create a local view of democracy that spans over 100 years.

That exhibition is now over but still available for viewing on www.coultercoulter.com

We spoke to Ross about his experience in bringing the exhibition together and his biggest takeaways now that it's over.

Democracy is a big old word. But what does it actually mean? Or better yet, what does it look like?
We get an answer to this with Ross Coulter's 'Picturing Democracy'.
The exhibition that dove into the City of Port Phillip City archives to create a local view of democracy that spans over 100 years.
That exhibition is now over but still available for viewing on <a href="https://www.coultercoulter.com">www.coultercoulter.com</a>
We spoke to Ross about his experience in bringing the exhibition together and his biggest takeaways now that it's over.

It's the Season Finale and Everyone is Sick (the show must go on!)

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