Frank Yuan
@yuan-frank.bsky.social
PhD in Australia-CN policy; postdoc fellow @australiainstitute.org.au in Canberra; casual Zizek reader; views my own.
Thank you so much Greg!
October 24, 2025 at 2:28 AM
Thank you so much Greg!
Another argument for taxing tyres is that they actually are another important source of pollutants throughout their life cycle.
July 31, 2025 at 4:53 AM
Another argument for taxing tyres is that they actually are another important source of pollutants throughout their life cycle.
Reposted by Frank Yuan
Port Kembla dockworkers went on strike in 1938 to stop iron exports to Japan - which had committed mass murder of civilians and POWs in China.
Menzies called it "a provocative act against a friendly power" but grateful Chinese-Australians sent food to striking workers.
Menzies called it "a provocative act against a friendly power" but grateful Chinese-Australians sent food to striking workers.
July 30, 2025 at 12:56 AM
Port Kembla dockworkers went on strike in 1938 to stop iron exports to Japan - which had committed mass murder of civilians and POWs in China.
Menzies called it "a provocative act against a friendly power" but grateful Chinese-Australians sent food to striking workers.
Menzies called it "a provocative act against a friendly power" but grateful Chinese-Australians sent food to striking workers.