Cash-strapped
The looming training overhaul will need to be watched closely
October 2012
Arts & Letters
The Best of Australian Arts 2012
October 2012
Cold was the ground: ‘Sorry for Your Trouble’
Richard Ford delivers an elegant collection of stories of timeworn men and women contemplating the end
Surrounded by pygmies: Malcolm Turnbull’s ‘A Bigger Picture’
The former PM’s memoir fails to reckon with his fatal belief that all Australians shared his vision
The screens that ate school
What do we really know about the growing presence of Google, Apple, Microsoft and more in the education system?
Surrounded by pygmies: Malcolm Turnbull’s ‘A Bigger Picture’
The former PM’s memoir fails to reckon with his fatal belief that all Australians shared his vision
Her too: ‘The Assistant’
Melbourne-born, New York–based filmmaker Kitty Green’s powerfully underplayed portrait of Hollywood’s abusive culture
Snap-back: Dua Lipa’s ‘Future Nostalgia’
The British singer’s serendipitous album delivers shining pop with a reigning attitude of fortitude
Consolations in isolation: ‘The Platform’ and ‘Free in Deed’
What is the future of cinema without cinemas?
Cold was the ground: ‘Sorry for Your Trouble’
Richard Ford delivers an elegant collection of stories of timeworn men and women contemplating the end
Moral bankruptcy
Robodebt stemmed from the false ideological division between the deserving and undeserving poor, but the government still clings to moralistic language
It’s about time
The High Court’s landmark ruling on the ‘Palace Papers’ is a win for Australian social democracy
Something mythic
For Robyn Davidson, her acclaimed memoir ‘Tracks’ was an act of freedom whose reception hemmed her in
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