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Books & arts Drama is elsewhere Jane Goodall 27 October 2015 Television | Jane Goodall watches The Beautiful Lie, Sherlock, Fargo and Homeland Books & arts The knowledge factories Simon Marginson 27 October 2015 Books | Two opposing views of the university run through Hannah Forsyth’s historically based account, writes Simon Marginson Books & arts Restless continents throbbing and surging Graeme Dobell 20 October 2015 Books | Even if the Asian century is peaceful that doesn’t mean it will be harmonious, writes Graeme Dobell Books & arts The stylish portraits of May and Mina Moore Anne Maxwell 12 October 2015 Two NZ-born photographers created a remarkable body of work in Australia during the first half of the twentieth century

Books & arts From Agamemnon to Blair: portraits in failed political leadership Stephen Mills 15 September 2015 Theatre | A new production of Aeschylus’ Oresteia has urgent contemporary relevance, writes Stephen Mills in London Books & arts Rediscovering India Kate Sullivan 15 September 2015 Books | Kate Sullivan reviews a new history that challenges enduring myths about Australia’s relations with India Books & arts Everyone was a bird Andrew Ford 8 September 2015 Music | It’s no surprise that Messiaen was a prisoner of war when he first made use of birdsong, writes Andrew Ford Books & arts Bad moon rising Jane Goodall 31 August 2015 Television | Aquarius is a frustrating package of potentially great ideas, writes Jane Goodall

Books & arts Native title: the missing link Michael Dillon 28 July 2015 Books | A diverse new collection of essays lays out part of the roadmap for realising the potential of native title, writes Michael Dillon. But the political… Books & arts Fakers, makers and takers Emily van der Nagel 16 July 2015 … not to mention genuinely useful views and reviews. Emily van der Nagel assesses a new study of online comments Books & arts The rising tide that lifts some yachts Jane Goodall 13 July 2015 Books | Why are we angered by stories of Greek hairdressers retiring at fifty on public pensions, asks Jane Goodall, yet unmoved at the thought of bailed-out… Books & arts The art of funding Andrew Ford 13 July 2015 Music | Arm’s-length decision-making and peer review have gone hand-in-hand at the Australia Council, writes Andrew Ford. But they are not the same thing