Inside Story

Books & Arts Collective madness Ryan Cropp 14 August 2018 Books | George Megalogenis gives a vivid account of the development Australian rules football. But what does it mean for politics? Books & Arts Neoclassical maelstrom Jane Goodall 9 August 2018 Television | With just one lapse, an exceptional cast has brought to life the anguished world of Edward St Aubyn Books & Arts On the edge Julie Rigg 24 July 2018 Cinema | New films from Italy and Australia capture life on the periferia Books & Arts Two novels, two films Brian McFarlane 16 July 2018 Cinema | Translating short works to the screen has its special challenges

Books & Arts The people who forgot Bronwyn Carlson 6 July 2018 Books | Mark McKenna points to an alternative future for Australians, Indigenous and non-Indigenous alike, in his Quarterly Essay Books & Arts Privacy by design Megan Richardson 4 July 2018 Books | Badly designed technologies can trap users and thwart their understanding, argues lawyer–scientist Woodrow Hartzog. Good design can do the opposite Books & Arts On the wrong side of history Graeme Smith 26 June 2018 Books | Journalist Scott Tong has unearthed an alternative history of China’s twentieth century Books & Arts The year of living anxiously Graeme Davison 26 June 2018 Phillipa McGuinness chronicles a year when time sped up

Books & Arts Neither here nor there Brian McFarlane 30 May 2018 Extract | Australian film-makers do best when they don’t try to beat Hollywood at its own game Books & Arts Australian diplomacy’s creation story Graeme Dobell 23 May 2018 Books | Two diplomats — one a restless innovator, the other “a master of benign neglect” — helped shape Australia’s opening up to the world Books & Arts The war inside our bodies Sara Dowse 22 May 2018 Books | Does the wellness movement ignore important truths (and take up too much of our time)? Books & Arts The clash of the panels Jane Goodall 18 May 2018 Television | In a fraught political environment, The Drum and The Project offer distinctive perspectives