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November 5, 2021Good riddance, Alan Jones
The shock jock is finally brought down by lacklustre ratings
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Society
November 5, 2021Good riddance, Alan Jones
The shock jock is finally brought down by lacklustre ratings
Society
October 22, 2021Lunar orbit
The strange paths taken by the mind when overwhelmed by fear
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October 8, 2021The little premier that might have
Does unquestioning, childish enthusiasm have a place in politics?
Culture
September 23, 2021There is a light
Andrew O’Hagan’s ‘Mayflies’ and what might endure from our irresponsible but spirited youth
Society
September 10, 2021Dissent horizon
Why do we object more to mandated vaccination than mandated lockdowns?
Society
August 27, 2021The expedition journals of David Gonski
One man’s journey inside his own puzzlingly large house
Politics
August 13, 2021The great deceiver
The prime minister preaches faith but lies, deflects, dissembles and seeks to detach us from reality
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July 30, 2021A rallying crime
For a country that loves invoking the virtues of wartime sacrifice, why have our leaders failed to appeal to the greater good during the pandemic?
Society
July 16, 2021Football’s coming home
Home truths from the Euro 2020 tournament
Society
July 2, 2021Dear Jon
An open letter to Jon Faine: esteemed commentator, vintage car lover and schadenfreude enthusiast
Society
June 18, 2021Alien renaissance
A revived interest in alien visitation only underscores how little we know about the universe
Politics
June 4, 2021She’ll be right, mate
On Scott Morrison’s complacency
Society
June 1, 2021Australian purgatory
The permanent damage of temporary protection
Society
May 21, 2021Matters of opinion
What is the cost of persistently reporting one’s observations?
Culture
May 7, 2021Vice grip: ‘The Virtues’
Shane Meadows’ astonishing series stems from a late reckoning with his own childhood abuse