Inside Story

Books & arts A spectre is haunting the workplace Brett Evans 11 April 2019 Books | Employers are exercising an extraordinary level of control — overt and covert — over their workers Books & arts Un cabaret supérieur Andrew Ford 9 April 2019 Music | Is there a contradiction between Robyn Archer’s stature as a thinker and her sometimes playful performances? Books & arts Landscape with figures Brian McFarlane 5 April 2019 Cinema | Bill Nighy delivers a characteristically ambiguous performance in Sometimes Always Never Books & arts The return of the -isms Paul ’t Hart 3 April 2019 How resilient are Western democracies? Two new books have different answers

Books & arts The decade of thinking dangerously Susan Lever 8 March 2019 The 1970s saw the rise of women as a political constituency in Australia Books & arts A festival of (compulsory) democracy Paul Rodan 5 March 2019 Books | How Australia came to be good at elections Books & arts Music’s peripatetic polymath Andrew Ford 4 March 2019 Music | Conductor, pianist and composer André Previn did many things rather well Books & arts Reconciliation without tears Julie Rigg 2 March 2019 Cinema | Familiar scenes at the Oscars, and At Eternity’s Gate reviewed

Books & arts Reality bites Jane Goodall 6 February 2019 Television | ABC1’s new current affairs line-up needs to break the mould Books & arts Dangerous oppositions Brian McFarlane 6 February 2019 Cinema | Two remarkable women receive two great portrayals in Mary Queen of Scots  Books & arts Dangerous liaisons Julie Rigg 4 February 2019 Cinema | Green Book and Loro reviewed, and a second look at The Favourite Books & arts The real story of Labor’s dividend imputation reforms Brendan Coates & Danielle Wood 3 February 2019 Grattan Institute researchers show who wins and who loses from Labor’s hotly debated tax policy