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Books & arts Carrying on till she’s carried out Graeme Dobell 27 October 2020 Books | Silence may be golden, says Madeleine Albright, but it won’t win many arguments Books & arts English vices Sara Dowse 19 October 2020 Pioneering Australian publisher Carmen Callil — who died this weeek — traces her family’s trajectory Books & arts A story of the twentieth century Frank Bongiorno 30 September 2020 Books | The second volume of Dunera Lives profiles eighteen of the “Dunera boys,” each remarkable in his own way Books & arts The editorial eye Richard Johnstone 26 September 2020 Behind Henri Cartier-Bresson and his high-profile colleagues at Magnum Photos was a talented backroom staff

Books & arts The morality of presidents Graeme Dobell 12 August 2020 Books | We can never know the consequences of foreign policy, says the man who coined “soft power.” All we know are the means Books & arts Soldiers, spies and Soviets Phillip Deery 7 August 2020 Books | Inept and corrupt, Australia’s earliest security organisations were ill-equipped for emerging threats Books & arts Imperial lives Nicholas Thomas 6 August 2020 Books | Three intersecting figures illuminate an age that is still with us From the archive The making of John Hersey’s “Hiroshima” Matthew Ricketson 4 August 2020 The influential New Yorker article changed the way we think about nuclear weapons

Books & arts Farmer-poet among friends Susan Lever 14 July 2020 Books | A new biography traces the works and days of poet David Campbell Books & arts What difference can a healthy building make? Sarah Barns 13 July 2020 Covid-19 has supercharged concerns about how workplaces — and work patterns — are undermining good health Books & arts Strangers in a strange land Sara Dowse 9 July 2020 Books | Migration is never an easy experience, even if there are laughs along the way Books & arts Twin passions Judith Brett 8 July 2020 Books | Internationally renowned Australian archaeologist V. Gordon Childe was also deeply involved in labour politics