A stadium’s last stand
Arrogance. Vandalism. Victory. It’s the NSW disease
October 2012
Arts & Letters
The Best of Australian Arts 2012
October 2012
Making the private public: ‘The Seventies’ by Michelle Arrow
This new history traces how the decade’s redefined politics shaped modern Australia
Hell hath no fury: Karyn Kusama’s ‘Destroyer’
Nicole Kidman confronts in this LA crime thriller
‘Exploded View’ by Carrie Tiffany
This new novel is most striking in how it diverges from its predecessors
Rats, heroes and Kevin Rudd’s ‘The PM Years’
This memoir answers some questions about his deposal and return but raises others
Tracking time: Gerald Murnane’s ‘A Season on Earth’
Forty years on, the author’s second novel is reunited with its lost half
Clicks, plinks, hoots and thuds: Matmos’s ‘Plastic Anniversary’
The American experimental duo embrace the ‘sounds’ of a ubiquitous material
A French Western? Jacques Audiard on ‘The Sisters Brothers’
The celebrated director explains how he made a Hollywood staple his own
Making the private public: ‘The Seventies’ by Michelle Arrow
This new history traces how the decade’s redefined politics shaped modern AustraliaHell hath no fury: Karyn Kusama’s ‘Destroyer’
Nicole Kidman confronts in this LA crime thriller
The kids are alright
Climate-striking students have every right to protest
The Teflon Kingdom
Saudi Arabia is confident it can buy out the West, and Australia is happy to oblige
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