In 1900, the Great Storm, as it became known in the days before each hurricane was given a human name, changed one of the nation's most prosperous cities into a backwater.
The work is triggered by the presence of the viewer, causing the lights to change from one nation's flag (chosen at random from a database) to the next before the designs can be completely displayed.
In addition to Pauline Hanson's public criticism of Culleton and her decision to agree to refer his eligibility as a candidate to the high court, Culleton complained that One Nation had changed course on several major areas of policy.
In recent Republican debates, the "I'm not a scientist" talking point — implying that there is a scientific debate about the existence of climate change — has evolved into "One nation, acting alone, can make no difference at all," as Carly Fiorina put it recently.
In making their case these planners have revived a staple of cold-war thinking, the domino theory: the idea that sudden change in the leadership of one nation can set off a chain reaction in its neighbors, transforming an entire region.
This is critical, as the challenges we are facing in addressing the effects of climate change are larger than any one nation and should not be faced alone, and the symposium encourages multinational collaboration on this very important topic.
The past stage was the era of nationalism -- of the identity of one nation -- and now, suddenly, that has changed.
The election of One Nation senators who support the change has emboldened Coalition senators in favour of changing the act.
The impact of policy in one nation can have impact on the water security of other nations.
However, One Nation politicians and Derryn Hinch have backed the changes.
