Politics
The scandals he walks past
In Morrison’s government, a lack of accountability has become systemic

Politics
When four-time mayor Paul Pisasale was jailed for fraud and corruption, ‘Mr Ipswich’ left behind a fractured city ruled for the benefit of developers and mates
COVID-19
Nightclubs, pandemics and our real selves
For some in the disabled community, it wasn’t long after COVID hit that the all-in-this-together sentiment started falling apart
Federal politics
The Brereton Report has wounded Scott Morrison’s efforts to make the Australian War Memorial the nation’s ‘most sacred place’
The psychedelic origins of a popular yoga blessing
Art
The paintbrush is a weapon: Vincent Namatjira
The Archibald Prize winner’s politics are less straightforward than the art world might like to think
Television
Eye to eye in the wild: ‘Australia Remastered’
The continent’s natural wonders – some now gone forever – are celebrated in a series that uncovers footage from the ABC’s disbanded Natural History Unit
Film
Once upon a time in the north: ‘High Ground’
Stephen Maxwell Johnson’s foray into Australia’s violent colonial history is a visually spectacular, if overfamiliar, revisionist Western
Music
Stopped back in time: Kylie Minogue’s ‘Disco’
The showbiz trouper delivers another album of spare, efficient pleasure
Books
‘Fragile Monsters’ by Catherine Menon
Memories of the Malayan Emergency resurface when a mathematician returns to her home country, in the British author’s debut novel
Art
‘TIWI’ at the National Gallery of Victoria
A must-see exhibition of Tiwi art from Bathurst and Melville islands, in which historical and contemporary media and imagery fuse