Riefenstahl, one of the highlights of this year’s German Film Festival, is a rich, engrossing work of documentary excavation and analysis. Director Andres Veiel uses archival...
As we approach the finish line, talk has turned to preferences, and the methods by which pollsters determine their two-party-preferred figures. It’s an increasingly important topic...
Among Kathleen Fitzpatrick’s lecturing duties in Melbourne University’s history department, where she worked from 1938 to 1962, was a first-year course concerned mainly with the England...
The exhibition Fit to Print, currently showing at the National Library in Canberra and viewable online in the form of a virtual walkthrough, comprises 150 photographs,...
On the eve of the federal election, it is apparent that the only moment Australian politicians are capable of meeting is the last twenty-four hours of...
A striking moment in Australia’s election campaign came when David Speers asked the prime minister and the opposition leader if they trust the president of the...
It tells you something about the turmoil in the global economy caused by Donald Trump that the question on everyone’s lips as they arrived in Washington...
It’s accepted wisdom that incumbency counts in individual seats and forfeiting it has a cost. What’s less easy to quantify is precisely how much of a...
Log on to the AFL’s official match centre and you’ll find out not only what games are coming up but also the odds for each side...
We can imagine Beatrice Faust — sleek bobbed hair, slash of red lipstick, large sparkling intelligent eyes — delivering an address at the second Mary Owen...