The Atlantic’s Adam Serwer calls it “a comprehensive attack on knowledge itself, a war against culture, history, and science.” Donald Trump’s administration seems intent on dismantling...
For someone who would seem a snug fit for the unspectacular style of political leadership, Anthony Albanese has certainly left his mark on Australian political history...
Too often tales of exploration are told only from a whitefella perspective. But as this story of a roving zoologist reveals, “the observed” were observing closely...
Producers who get behind yet another TV series about wealthy Americans and their disconnect from the real world surely know they must offer something more than...
With a few exceptions (including Andrew Leigh, Nicki Hutley and Angela Jackson) mainstream Australian economists — including me — haven’t thought, spoken or written as much...
When prime minister Anthony Albanese announced his second-term ministry, the focus was on who got what and who missed out. Beyond the factional musical chairs, though,...
As the Nats formally walked back into the coalition on Wednesday, leader David Littleproud took a swipe at the “gossip and backgrounding” of the past week....
Wes Anderson is a filmmaker with a particular sense of time and place, and in his new feature, The Phoenician Scheme, there is much that is...
I have just spent a week in Israel and, while it may not look as if much has changed — the grinding war in the Gaza...
Cabinet records show that Australia went to war in Iraq in March 2003 with eyes fixed and brain narrowly engaged. The eyes were so set on...