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Prime Minister, Interrupted: Why One Year After the Election Voters Still Don’t Know Who Gillard Is

Annabel Crabb

In return for this triennial exertion, Australian voters implicitly demand a few standards. We don’t have the American horror of big...

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Such Desirable Objects: Frank Hurley: Journeys into Papua

Anna Cater

The renowned Australian photographer Frank Hurley made two expeditions to Papua: the first time under the aegis of the Anglican Board of...

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Billy Hughes & Woodrow Wilson

Chris Grosz
Shane Maloney

The president of the United States did not have a high opinion of the prime minister of Australia. "A pestiferous varmint", he called him....

The First XI: The Best Australian History Books

John Hirst

Are the finest guides to Australian history always those written by historians? Asked to name the best history books on Australia, I find...

So Happy We Could Scream: Still comfortable but relaxed no more in John Howard's Australia

John Birmingham

The feeling that it was a good town to leave was only confirmed when I returned a decade later to cover the freak show that the rest of the...

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