When Jamie Hanson reviewed the documentary Turn Every Page for Inside Story, he singled out a scene — a search for a yellow pencil — that...
In marked contrast to federal and state governments in Australia, the British government has tightened its official guidance for new oil and gas extraction projects. Informed...
In marked contrast to federal and state governments in Australia, the British government has tightened its official guidance for new oil and gas extraction projects. Informed...
There was a persistent theme, especially among younger historians, in the tributes that appeared on social media to the eminent historian John Hirst on the news...
Daniel Kehlmann’s The Director, translated from the German by Ross Benjamin, is a deft, dark, densely packed tale of compromise and capitulation. Kehlmann depicts choices made...
The idea that the world needs more babies is fast becoming an orthodoxy. Unless something changes soon, say the pro-natalists, human populations both national and global...
When Sussan Ley selected her frontbench in May, she replaced Jacinta Nampijinpa Price as shadow Indigenous Australians minister with Kerrynne Liddle. The choice was a symbolic...
Robert Irwin’s title, The Madman’s Guide to Stamp Collecting, overdoes it, but this book is certainly not one for stamp collectors. They are warned off in...
It takes something for a prime minister with a majority of 156 to contrive a parliamentary defeat. But that was Sir Keir Starmer’s singular achievement this...
Women in the Liberal Party are sick of the politics of there-there. They’ve had enough of being told — for generations — that their role is...