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Things that Concentrate the Mind

Peter Baume

Casa editrice: Austin Macauley Publishers

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Let us review some problems we face and the actions we must take.

In medicine, we need to focus on the person more than the disease they carry. Death should be seen as a natural part of life.

The Liberal Party of Australia must return to the centre ground if it hopes to govern again. Its grievous loss in the 2025 election demands reform for survival.

Climate change is here… the greatest crisis of our time. Failure to act decisively is treachery to our young and an abrogation of what we should be doing.

 
Disponibile da: 07/11/2025.
Lunghezza di stampa: 78 pagine.

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