A dog’s breakfast
Notes on John Hughes’s plagiarism scandalJuly 2014
The Nation Reviewed
Malcolm Turnbull, the prince of moderation
App trap: ‘Chloe’
‘Sex Education’ writer Alice Seabright’s new psychological thriller probing social media leads this month’s streaming highlights
‘The Picasso Century’ at the NGV
The NGV’s exhibition offers a fascinating history of the avant-garde across the Spanish artist’s lifetime
‘An Exciting and Vivid Inner Life’
Alienations and fantasies of escape unify the stories in Australian author Paul Dalla Rosa’s debut collection
Red rover
The Australian astrobiologist leading NASA’s search for life on Mars
Where did all the bogongs go?
The drastic decline of the bogong moth could have disastrous ecological consequences
OnlyFans and the adults in the room
The emerging OnlyFans community offering training and support to adult-content creators
ANAM Set and music in lockdown
The project that commissioned 67 Australian composers to write for each of Australian National Academy of Music’s musicians in lockdown
The China–Solomons deal is not about us
The new Pacific security pact reflects America’s influence, not Australia’s
A defeat for the true deceivers
The demise of Morrison’s Liberals paves the way for a transformative parliament
Spoiling for victory
The election campaign is no way to decide how to run the country
Past the warning stage on climate
The floods and the advent of the climate emergencyA dog’s breakfast
Notes on John Hughes’s plagiarism scandalApp trap: ‘Chloe’
‘Sex Education’ writer Alice Seabright’s new psychological thriller probing social media leads this month’s streaming highlights‘The Picasso Century’ at the NGV
The NGV’s exhibition offers a fascinating history of the avant-garde across the Spanish artist’s lifetime
Two sides of the same Shields?
Editor Bevan Shields’ attempts to handle the backlash over his masthead’s treatment of Rebel Wilson points to the dismal and fragile state of news media
