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National affairs Invisible arrivals Stuart Macintyre 1 April 2021 The national identities ascribed to Australia’s postwar migrants masked a striking diversity of backgrounds and attitudes Books & arts How does one get used to it? Phillip Deery 1 April 2021 Books | Sheila Fitzpatrick’s new book tells a remarkable cold war migration story Books & arts “I’m the best of them” Patrick Mullins 19 March 2021 Books | Was this Liberal prime minister his own worst enemy? Books & arts Crossing the war-reporting lines Sara Dowse 5 March 2021 Books | Three exceptional women breached a male bastion of journalism during the Vietnam war

Books & arts Reckless game Brian McFarlane 11 February 2021 Books | A lifetimes’s flirting with danger lay behind the fictions of Graham Greene Books & arts When great friends are no help John Edwards 10 February 2021 Books | Australia’s decision to join the United States in competition with China has backfired damagingly Books & arts Monsters are men Zora Simic 8 February 2021 Books | A provocative essayist takes stock of “sex panics” and their legacies Books & arts The political is the personal Sara Dowse 5 February 2021 Books | A freewheeling memoir is less about the author than the people and forces that shaped him

Books & arts Clipping his own ticket Michael Gill 8 December 2020 Books | How Lionel Barber rescued one of the world’s great newspapers Books & arts Is it the end of the office as we know it? Pilita Clark 30 November 2020 Books | Or are reports of its demise premature? Essays & reportage Can we make work work? Andrew Leigh 27 November 2020 Books | Are myths about jobs stopping us from seeing our working lives clearly? Books & arts Strangers in the dark Brian McFarlane 26 November 2020 Books | Film critic David Thomson offers an idiosyncratic take on some of cinema’s greatest directors