Failure to launch
The Berejiklian spill has been cancelled, but coup attempts are unlikely to stop anytime soon
October 2012
Arts & Letters
The Best of Australian Arts 2012
October 2012
‘Here We Are’ at the Art Gallery of NSW
An opportunity for rethinking the position of women in contemporary art
The Newcastle trial of Graeme Lawrence
The second most senior churchman in Australia to be found guilty of child sexual abuse
How good is Gladys Liu?
Scott Morrison ducks and weaves questions about the embattled MP
Our largest sexual organ: Amee Baird’s ‘Sex in the Brain’
We know surprisingly little about how our brains orchestrate our sex lives
Losing yourself
How can we be transformed by music if online platforms mean we will always remain ourselves?
Tasmanian torments: Jennifer Kent’s ‘The Nightingale’
The Babadook director talks about the necessity of violence in her colonial drama
Swan song: Documenting the Adam Goodes saga
Two documentaries consider how racism ended the AFL star’s career
‘Here We Are’ at the Art Gallery of NSW
An opportunity for rethinking the position of women in contemporary artHow good is Gladys Liu?
Scott Morrison ducks and weaves questions about the embattled MP
Venice International Film Festival 2019
Théo Court’s masterful ‘Blanco en Blanco’ is a bright point in a largely lacklustre line-up
Girls, interrupted: Sophie Hyde’s ‘Animals’
This untamed depiction of female friendship moves beyond basic binaries of freedom and control
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