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cartooning
Essays & reportage
Petty’s golden thread
Robert Phiddian
12 April 2023
The brilliant cartoonist illuminated Australia as it is, and as it could be
Books & arts
The scalpel and the axe
Robert Phiddian
5 November 2021
Bill Leak’s biographer offers a sympathetic but unflinching account of the controversial cartoonist’s life
Books & arts
A year of living dangerously
Robert Phiddian
13 November 2020
Books
| Like the rest of us, cartoonists lived through a gruelling year
Books & arts
“It’s not hard to become a political cartoonist from China, because there are only five or six of us”
Rowan Callick
7 June 2019
Profile
| A popular Australian-based Chinese artist steps out of the shadows
Books & arts
Risky business
Robert Phiddian
4 January 2019
Books
| A year of cartoons reveals almost as much about the media as it does about politics
National affairs
What you see is what you get
Peter Brent
12 September 2018
A News Corp cartoonist runs into trouble again
National affairs
Tandberg and the teachers
Bill Hannan
11 January 2018
Before he joined the
Age
, Ron Tandberg played a key role in Victorian teachers’ campaign for professional recognition
Books & arts
Cartoonists go back to class
Robert Phiddian
7 June 2016
Books
| A new collection of cartoons reveals a struggle to find the comic essence of Malcolm Turnbull, writes
Robert Phiddian
From the archive
Lucking into the zeitgeist
Iain Topliss
17 February 2011
Jules Feiffer, the cartoonist who made anxiety funny