November 2005
Magazine
The Nation Reviewed
The Monthly Essays
Privacy is a glitch in human history, a temporary illusion of anarchic times. The Anniversary Attacks of September 11, 2006, taught us so.
Freedom, order and The Golden Bead Material: a parent’s dilemma
A Te Aroha cowboy and his secret part in training the 1985 Melbourne Cup winner
Arts & Letters
Emily Williams and Anne Robinson are the most talented singers in Australian Idol history. But sometimes all talent gets you is thrown overboard.
The great unspooler. Romeo meets Juliet in ‘Kashmir’
‘Shalimar the Clown’ by Salman Rushdie
'Paradise Now'
Hip politics at the Sydney Museum of Contempory Art
Noted
