The sentencing of George Pell
It took a judge to explain power to a cardinal
In light of recent events
What does the future hold for our politicians? Part I
Oslo Davis is a widely published illustrator, artist and cartoonist.
‘Who Killed My Father’ by Édouard Louis (trans. Lorin Stein)
Political rage fuels the French author’s account of a fraught father–son relationship
The Murray–Darling’s dry mouth
Scientists are witnessing the ecological collapse of South Australia’s Coorong
Haruki to Highsmith: Lee Chang-dong’s ‘Burning’
Mr Ripley echoes through a masterful tale of class tensions in Seoul
Something mythic
For Robyn Davidson, her acclaimed memoir ‘Tracks’ was an act of freedom whose reception hemmed her in
COVID-19 versus human rights
The virus is the latest excuse for governments to slash and burn the individual rights of prisoners
Road map to nowhere
Angus Taylor’s road map is anything but an emissions reduction strategy
Into the slippery unknown: ‘The Gospel of the Eels’
Patrik Svensson’s eloquent debut is a hymn to the elusiveness of eels and an ode to family