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Essays & Reportage Twelve vexed Canberrans Jeremy Gans 21 November 2022 What did we learn about juries from the abrupt conclusion to last month’s trial of a ministerial staffer? Essays & Reportage Re-creation and regret Richard Johnstone 3 November 2022 While Melburnians watch The Lost City of Melbourne, Sydneysiders debate Barangaroo Essays & Reportage Hot, wild heart Eleanor Hogan 24 October 2022 Despite its extremes, Mparntwe Alice Springs still maintains a grip From the archive The simplicity of Simenon Richard Johnstone 28 September 2022 What explains the Belgian novelist’s enduring popularity?

Essays & Reportage How the world spins Mark Baker 19 March 2021 Mark Baker recalls an encounter with David Gulpilil in 1998 Books & Arts Chronicle of a death foretold Brian McFarlane 10 March 2021 Cinema | Sam Neill stands out among a strong cast in Roger Michell’s Blackbird 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 Figures in a landscape Brian McFarlane 15 December 2020 Cinema | Like all the best cinematic remakes, Rams stands on its own feet

Books & Arts Nothing inspires like success Julie Rigg 18 June 2020 Cinema | A new documentary highlights a milestone in the fight for women’s rights Books & Arts Cinema in a time of coronavirus Julie Rigg 15 June 2020 Cinema | Back from a different kind of isolation, our critic catches up on Hearts and Bones, Motherless Brooklyn and the screen landscape Books & Arts TV drama and the revival of Australian theatre and film Susan Lever 2 June 2020 Did Australian drama really go missing during the 1960s, as the standard accounts of theatre history assume? Books & Arts Film as history Brian McFarlane 29 May 2020 Books | The big screen offers a unique perspective on the past