Rethinking the republic
A change in our head of state won’t change everything, and other lessons for the next push
In light of recent events
An Australian republic? One is amused.
Oslo Davis is a widely published illustrator, artist and cartoonist. His latest book is Overheard – The Art of Eavesdropping.
Tim Winton’s ‘The Shepherd’s Hut’
One of Australia’s most acclaimed novelists offers a painful and beautiful story of redemption
The republic is an Aboriginal issue
Recognition must be at the heart of constitutional reform
Zadie Smith’s ‘Feel Free’
In this collection of essays, Smith shines when she’s addressing the personal
‘The Fireflies of Autumn’: a bittersweet take on the Tuscan idyll
Moreno Giovannoni’s debut collection examines dislocation in a way rarely seen
The Three Stooges
Hanson, Latham and Leyonhjelm are reminiscent of an irritating comedy act
Duals duel in ‘Counterpart’
J.K. Simmons goes through the looking glass in this science-fiction espionage series
David Leyonhjelm: libertarian, or just vicious?
The movement for freedom and equality has a dubious record on gender