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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 Books & Arts Europe heads east, Asia heads west Louise Merrington 16 May 2018 Books | A former Portugese politician provides a unique perspective on the landmass that stretches from France to China Books & Arts Out of the shadows Andrew Ford 8 May 2018 Music | Peggy Seeger is a remarkable talent in her own right

Books & Arts Parallel lives Brett Evans 11 April 2018 Books | The former academic and the pugnacious ex-soldier both tell compelling stories about life before politics Books & Arts Hold your fire Julie Shiels 9 April 2018 Visual Arts | The temptation is to look away. But what are we really trying to avoid? Books & Arts Judge of the people Jeremy Gans 9 April 2018 Books | The memoirs of one of Australia’s best-known judges raise important questions about sentencing, politics and the media Books & Arts What counts, and what gets counted Carmela Chivers 4 April 2018 Books | The quest to quantify the performance of our most important institutions can backfire, but what other choice do we have?

Books & Arts War’s long shadow Tom Hyland 8 March 2018 Books | A new account of postwar Australia challenges the myth that veterans were always treated with respect and sympathy Books & Arts Up to a point, Professor Hamilton Frank Bongiorno 8 March 2018 Books | Has Clive Hamilton written what one critic called a “McCarthyist manifesto”? Books & Arts Pygmalion subverted Julie Rigg 7 March 2018 Cinema | Of this year’s Oscar contenders, Phantom Thread seems most likely to endure Books & Arts The talent of Lili Boulanger Andrew Ford 7 March 2018 Music | Despite her early death, the French composer left a remarkable legacy