Challenging times ahead, we need to build unity in diversity. The future of Capitalism, Democracy and Activism in Australia. Political donations the essence of corruption. NSW addicted to old habits. Senate voting reform causes a flurry. Prohibition, it begins and ends with violating our rights. Roadside drug tests a big fail. Climate change, think globally respond regionally.

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With that vision in mind, our purpose is to support community action for a more just world through participatory education and research. We invite you join us in that work. You can help further the vision by becoming a member or supporter at Support Kotare.

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Organising for solidarity, disobedience and refusal. Business, universities and training colleges all seem to have taken up the challenge of virtual training.