Books & Arts
7 December 2018
Books | Elizabeth Kleinhenz explores the contradictions of Australia’s most famous feminist in her new biography
Books & Arts
3 December 2018
Books | A new biography paints a nuanced picture of the man widely seen as Australia’s greatest prime minister
Essays & Reportage
21 November 2018
Despite his warning to young journalists, Alan Reid was both observer and player in Parliament House. His work has been recognised this month by the Australian Media Hall of Fame
Essays & Reportage
21 November 2018
The writer who remade the women’s column has been recognised by the Australian Media Hall of Fame
Books & Arts
19 November 2018
Books | Two political memoirs reveal the exhilaration of power
Books & Arts
31 October 2018
Biography | Tiberius meets his Tacitus in this lively biography of a less-than-glorious prime minister
Books & Arts
22 October 2018
Books | Is Barnaby Joyce on the rise again? On the evidence of his memoir, things could get ugly
Books & Arts
18 October 2018
Books | Journalist Gabrielle Chan captures a new mood in country Australia
Essays & Reportage
11 October 2018
Why should we read Hugh Stretton in the twenty-first century?
Books & Arts
8 October 2018
What explains the curious persistence of the Myers–Briggs personality test?
Essays & Reportage
14 July 2018
On the centenary of his death, it’s time for a supreme world-crossing entertainer to take his place in history
Books & Arts
13 July 2018
Books | Nadia Wheatley discovers her mother’s two great loves
Books & Arts
9 July 2018
Books | Two writers grapple with the demands of motherhood, real and imagined
Correspondents
4 July 2018
Profile | Filipino senator Risa Hontiveros faces jail for protecting witnesses to a brutal state-sponsored killing. Has the country’s politics come full circle?
Essays & Reportage
2 July 2018
Review essay | Two compelling works of hybrid non-fiction explore how the past lives on in the present
Books & Arts
26 June 2018
Books | Journalist Scott Tong has unearthed an alternative history of China’s twentieth century
Books & Arts
26 June 2018
Phillipa McGuinness chronicles a year when time sped up
Books & Arts
19 June 2018
Books | Sofija Stefanovic’s laugh-out-loud memoir explores life between homelands
Books & Arts
5 June 2018
Books | Murdoch lieutenant Les Hinton doesn’t burn all his bridges in his frank new memoir
Books & Arts
23 May 2018
Books | Two diplomats — one a restless innovator, the other “a master of benign neglect” — helped shape Australia’s opening up to the world
Books & Arts
1 May 2018
Cinema | As much a performance as a documentary, this new film captures a remarkable mind
Essays & Reportage
23 April 2018
A single image can open up an unexplored part of a subject’s life, writes the biographer of writer and activist Aileen Palmer
Essays & Reportage
18 April 2018
Extract | It’s turned out to be a continuing process, says the composer of Pecan Summer, the story of the Cummeragunja walk-off
Essays & Reportage
12 April 2018
Extract | Hidden behind the scandal of Mollie Dean’s death was a story worth telling
Books & Arts
11 April 2018
Books | The former academic and the pugnacious ex-soldier both tell compelling stories about life before politics
Essays & Reportage
8 April 2018
The story of Elizabeth Macarthur, a driving force in early New South Wales, highlights gaps in the story of colonial Australia
Essays & Reportage
28 March 2018
Extract | A new biography probes the remarkable life of the Indigenous rights campaigner Mary Montgomerie Bennett
Books & Arts
19 February 2018
Television | Bob Hawke was a remarkable politician — but what does that tell us about his impact?
Essays & Reportage
8 February 2018
Extract | Posted to Chungking in 1941, Keith Waller found his allies almost as challenging as the enemy
Books & Arts
28 January 2018
Review essay | The controversial critic of anthropologist Margaret Mead was a man driven to extremes
