Inside Story

Books & arts Learning from Hefei Michael Gill 5 February 2025 Economic and political pressures are pulling in different directions in Xi Jinping’s China Books & arts Presidential power, and its limits Michael Gill 9 October 2024 Canny coalition-building fuelled the ascendancy of Indonesia’s Joko Widodo. But does his chosen successor represent continuity or change? National affairs Asking the right questions about the ABC Michael Gill 1 September 2023 Is the broadcaster judging itself according to the wrong criteria? Books & arts Global reach Michael Gill 15 May 2023 Do asset managers own the world?

National affairs The emperors’ old clothes Michael Gill 11 May 2018 The banking royal commission has exposed senior management, boards and regulators to unprecedented scrutiny — and the problems don’t end with the finance sector National affairs Hear that ticking? Michael Gill 22 March 2018 Finance’s share of the Australian economy is higher than ever, leaving us vulnerable to a growing global liquidity bubble National affairs Making news valuable for its own sake Michael Gill 19 May 2017 Regardless of who owns Fairfax, it’s time for the company to put content at the centre of its business strategy International When free-riding proves expensive Michael Gill 17 June 2015 Economist William Nordhaus has come up with a new approach to reducing carbon emissions, writes Michael Gill. And Australia could benefit more than we expect