September 2015
Magazine
The Nation Reviewed
Kevin Rudd gave the ALP its best chance for stable leadership
How charities transform the clothes we throw away
When eating healthy becomes an eating disorder
Stories of South Sudan from Traralgon
The Monthly Essays
On lifestyle diseases and quick fixes
The US and China’s struggle for power in Asia
Meeting the Dalai Lama in the Blue Mountains
Vox
Arts & Letters
Russia’s longest charm offensive
Catherine the Great still reigns in the NGV’s ‘Masterpieces from the Hermitage’
‘The Complete Works of Primo Levi’ reveals the Holocaust memoirist’s extraordinary breadth
Bringing Timothy Conigrave’s ‘Holding the Man’ to the screen
Jess Ribeiro’s ‘Kill It Yourself’ and Sui Zhen’s ‘Secretly Susan’
Noted
‘The Other Side of the World’ by Stephanie Bishop Hachette; $29.99
‘Two Years Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights’ by Salman Rushdie Jonathan Cape; $32.99
‘A Guide to Berlin’ by Gail Jones Random House; $32.99
