Inside Story

Essays & reportage Anzac Iliad Brett Evans 24 April 2025 Sidney Nolan’s remarkable Gallipoli series brought together disparate strands of the artist’s life Essays & reportage Which are the polls to watch? Murray Goot 14 April 2025 Does the national two-party vote tell us whether Labor will finish with the most MPs, or will it come down to 150 seat-by-seat swings? Essays & reportage Yet more truth-telling? Dean Ashenden 11 April 2025 A Yes voter’s journey into her family’s past raises the question: what about those who voted No? Essays & reportage Nuclear Australia: an on-again, off-again history Jessica Urwin 11 April 2025 Is Peter Dutton’s energy plan going the way of a succession of nuclear pushes?

Essays & reportage Ghost writers Gordon Peake 11 February 2025 Coming across a “perfect moment” in literary Tangier Essays & reportage Working for Whitlam Iola Mathews 28 January 2025 Future MP Race Mathews had an insider’s view of policy development — not least health policy — in the office of the leader of the opposition Essays & reportage Pursuing the wild reciter Peter Kirkpatrick 23 December 2024 Whatever happened to the communal enjoyment of poetry? Essays & reportage Beyond words Iain Topliss 18 December 2024 Whether comical or conceptual, political or geographic, Saul Steinberg’s drawings extend the viewer’s horizons

Essays & reportage Is this our biggest miscarriage of justice? Hamish McDonald 22 November 2024 A judicial inquiry has been told of withheld evidence that would have fundamentally challenged the case against the Croatian Six Essays & reportage Making their political mark Frank Bongiorno 19 November 2024 How have Australians remembered politics? Essays & reportage What is a library? Kieran Hegarty 6 November 2024 Targeted by hackers and sued by publishers, the Internet Archive continues to push boundaries Essays & reportage Staying in the room Hamish McDonald 21 October 2024 Can the “brainy and agile” Penny Wong counter the power of US-centric defence and security agencies?