Books & arts
27 July 2017
Television | Winter is at its deepest, and Game of Thrones is on a new trajectory
Books & arts
27 July 2017
Rock music doesn’t just have classics in the sense of “golden oldies,” it has become a body of work
Books & arts
25 July 2017
Books | Jack Bowers reveals a remarkable wealth of Australian autobiography
Books & arts
19 July 2017
Books | Martha Nussbaum wants to take the anger out of public life. It’s a highly ambitious goal, and would it necessarily be desirable?
Books & arts
11 July 2017
Television | Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale makes a mostly smooth transition to the screen
Books & arts
11 July 2017
Books | Edward Luce’s new book is just the beginning of an analysis of why liberal democracies are showing less capacity to respond to challenges
Books & arts
10 July 2017
Books | Former NSW Labor MP Carl Scully settles old scores in a vivid account of life in Macquarie Street
Books & arts
7 July 2017
Books | A former Morgan Stanley executive does a great job of exposing the flaws in mainstream economics. But his solution has problems of its own
Books & arts
3 July 2017
Popular music can be hard to separate from our recollections
Books & arts
3 July 2017
Books | When does consciousness end and unconsciousness begin?
Books & arts
20 June 2017
Books | Australia’s diplomatic capabilities are about to be tested again
Books & arts
19 June 2017
Books | Careful marketing helped ease the arrival of 170,000 migrants from postwar Europe
Books & arts
15 June 2017
Music | The music’s not always the thing in the classical concert hall
Books & arts
14 June 2017
A rediscovered memoir and a multi-season French drama point to new ways of thinking about the second world war
Books & arts
30 May 2017
Books | In the titanic battle over Greece’s economic sovereignty, the local audience was the big casualty
Books & arts
25 May 2017
Cinema | The Sense of an Ending reveals another way of translating fiction onto the screen
Books & arts
18 May 2017
Exhibitions | An exhibition and an unveiling at the Australian War Memorial suggest a willingness to tell a deeper story about Australia’s frontier past
Books & arts
11 May 2017
Music | Is reading music elitist? Only if we stop teaching it
Books & arts
4 May 2017
An unconventional history shows us personal and emotional engagements with the history of the WA wheatbelt
Books & arts
27 April 2017
Photography | There’s not a selfie in sight at this year’s exhibition of National Photographic Portrait Prize finalists
Books & arts
20 April 2017
Television | A strong cast and narrative tension don’t necessarily add up to successful TV drama
Books & arts
18 April 2017
Books | Joni Mitchell’s decades aren’t done yet
Books & arts
18 April 2017
Books | A new history turns the conventional view on its head
Books & arts
10 April 2017
Music | A new generation of musicians has returned to folk music for inspiration
Books & arts
7 April 2017
Podcasts | This gripping sequel to Serial ventures into the southern badlands
Books & arts
3 April 2017
Photography | Bill Henson’s new exhibition deftly connects life and art
Books & arts
29 March 2017
Books | A former journalist and diplomat offers a double-jointed view of Australia’s international role
Books & arts
23 March 2017
Books | Middle age is expanding, which is mostly good news
Books & arts
21 March 2017
Books | Coinciding with the centenary of the Russian revolution, a compelling biography of the communist revolutionary plays down politics in favour of the personal
Books & arts
21 March 2017
Festivals | At Port Fairy, forty-plus years of tradition is on display