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Books & arts A Liberal’s case for the Voice to Parliament Tim Rowse 9 July 2021 Andrew Bragg is on the right side of the debate, but the gaps in his argument are revealing Books & arts Being David Gulpilil Brian McFarlane 7 July 2021 Molly Reynolds has documented a remarkable half-century career Books & arts Who did he think he was? Patrick Mullins 7 July 2021 Gideon Haigh’s new book throws fresh light on the remarkable H.V. Evatt Books & arts Northern light on Australia’s future Ian McAuley 2 July 2021 The Nordic countries show how economies can be run differently

Books & arts Toora loo rye ay Andrew Ford 8 June 2021 Music is key to the mystery of ABC TV’s Wakefield Books & arts Gloves off Carolyn Collins 5 June 2021 Beguiled by familiar photos, have we forgotten one of the first anti–Vietnam war groups? Books & arts Menzies the puritan idealist Ian Hancock 4 June 2021 Conservative or liberal? A new book about the former prime minister rejects the old binary in favour of two other strands of thought Books & arts Holding on Brian McFarlane 3 June 2021 Three films tackle dementia is very different ways

Books & arts Covid’s political
co-morbidities Rodney Tiffen 21 May 2021 With populists emerging badly from the pandemic, public opinion could be shifting in favour of good government Books & arts At a hinge point in history Jane Goodall 19 May 2021 Stan Grant distils his travels into an argument about the future Books & arts All quiet about the Western Front Margaret Hutchison 17 May 2021 Why did Australians forget the battles of 1917? Books & arts Become what you are! Seumas Spark 17 May 2021 One man’s unspoken Dunera story lies behind an exhibition in rural Victoria