Burning questions
A wildlife sanctuary in the Great Sandy Desert is studying how Indigenous fire management can protect biodiversity
In light of recent events
How I suffered the mother of all clusterfucks
Oslo Davis is a widely published illustrator and artist. Raised Eyebrows, his yearly newspaper of drawings, is out now.
To be free
The Booker Prize–winning author on the need to write against the dogmas of conformity
On the chain
A Victorian abattoir dispute shone a light on a system designed to exploit migrant workers’ hopes and ambitions
Blood lies
An African Australian’s DNA nightmare as faulty science keeps his family separated
A rallying crime
For a country that loves invoking the virtues of wartime sacrifice, why have our leaders failed to appeal to the greater good during the pandemic?
Simultaneous persuasions: ‘Camille Henrot: Is Today Tomorrow’
Radical difference and radical proximity are hallmarks of the French-born artist’s NGV exhibition
Petty bourgeoisie: ‘The White Lotus’
Mike White’s scathing takedown of privilege leads July’s streaming highlights
Body and soul: ‘The Airways’
Fusing elements of crime fiction and ghost stories, Jennifer Mills’ latest novel is an interrogation of gender, power and consent