Essays & reportage
6 April 2020
Scott Morrison isn’t the only one whose stocks have risen
Essays & reportage
13 March 2019
Andrew Wilkie rates her prospects highly, but independent candidate Helen Haines faces quite a challenge if she’s to follow Cathy McGowan into parliament
National affairs
14 December 2018
How far can $1200 get you in a state election? In one case, straight into the Legislative Assembly
Books & arts
21 August 2018
He might not have played Hurricane, but Bob Dylan was in fine form in Melbourne
National affairs
8 March 2018
The Sunshine State continues to make its mark in Melbourne’s closely watched federal by-election
Books & arts
21 March 2017
Festivals | At Port Fairy, forty-plus years of tradition is on display
Essays & reportage
8 December 2016
Two men, two legs, two stories…
National affairs
11 July 2016
The long festival of democracy took Kerry Ryan to – where else? – Old Parliament House
National affairs
28 June 2016
Vote early and vote often, the old adage goes. Voters are taking at least the first part to heart, writes Kerry Ryan
National affairs
3 June 2016
Fists haven’t been the only things flying in Coburg recently. Kerry Ryan watches eight election candidates go through their paces
Books & arts
21 March 2016
Kerry Ryan keeps his options open at WOMADelaide
Essays & reportage
17 September 2015
Twenty years after he left, Kerry Ryan returned to Darwin. Some things had changed, some things had stayed the same
National affairs
5 March 2013
Like Australia, Britain decided to make it harder for new arrivals to become citizens. Kerry Ryan looks at the mixed results
Essays & reportage
16 April 2012
The Howard government made it harder for some nationalities to become citizens, and Labor has made it worse, writes Kerry Ryan