Inside Story

Essays & reportage What is a university? Tamson Pietsch 19 July 2023 A long-forgotten experiment throws light on the challenges facing Australian education in the 2020s Essays & reportage Choice versus voice Mark Considine 22 June 2023 Why money won’t fix Australia’s broken social services model Essays & reportage “Undecided” on the Voice Murray Goot 20 June 2023 Depending on the choices pollsters offer, the undecideds range all the way from none to two-thirds of respondents Essays & reportage Scott’s justice Jeremy Gans 16 June 2023 Thirty-five years and five judgements after Scott Johnson’s body was found, can we be sure justice has been served?

Essays & reportage An industry awakens Tina Kaufman 24 April 2023 A busy industry was waiting impatiently for the revival of Australian feature film-making in the early 1970s Essays & reportage Rock, water, paper Anne-Marie Condé 24 April 2023 Newly opened and unexpectedly vulnerable, the Australian War Memorial faced its first onslaught in January 1936 Essays & reportage Petty’s golden thread Robert Phiddian 12 April 2023 The brilliant cartoonist illuminated Australia as it is, and as it could be Essays & reportage Lifting the shadow Anne-Marie Condé 29 March 2023 What constitutes “evidence” of a queer life?

Essays & reportage Walking a fine line Mike Steketee 6 February 2023 The Greens have slowly and steadily increased their parliamentary numbers. But have they reached their limit? Essays & reportage Running for her life Fiona Gruber 16 December 2022 Journalist Jill Jolliffe’s work took her around the world, but her commitment to East Timorese independence endured Essays & reportage No idea what it’s talking about Julian Vido 16 December 2022 ChatGPT produces plausible answers supremely well. And that’s both its strength and its weakness Essays & reportage Timor gaps Hamish McDonald 8 December 2022 Labor’s decision to drop the prosecution of Bernard Collaery leaves key questions unresolved