Although recent deaths of multiple couriers on the road have raised awareness of the
dangers of on‐demand food delivery, there remains limited government regulation of the …

The COVID-19 pandemic has created economic crises and considerable loss of
employment throughout the world. In the Australian context, social distancing restrictions …

Between 2010 and 2015, the Australian government revised its legal regime for foreign
investment in Australian farmland. As part of a broader public debate surrounding what …

In this article, we analyze the individualizing discourses of markets, consumers and choice,
in relation to the marketization of care services in an Australian context. As many have …

Following World War II, the Australian Wheat Board was established as a statutory marketing
authority to be the sole marketer of the Australian wheat crop. This was intended to provide …

The Covid-19 pandemic has clearly illustrated the deep inequalities which exist in many
wealthy Western societies in relation to health. While public messages have espoused …

This chapter analyses policy discourses produced by government departments and
authorities, corporations and lobby groups, to show how digital agriculture is constructed as …

It has long been recognised that the industrialisation of agriculture and food processing from
the nineteenth century radically changed societies. Today, the negative impacts of the global …

The modernisation of Australian agriculture, against the backdrop of becoming an export-
dominant country and the global insatiable hunger for more 'sustainable'food production …