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National Affairs Hard times on the opposition benches Peter Brent 7 August 2020 The truce among governing parties makes life difficult for Anthony Albanese and his state counterparts International A threat to lives and culture Antonio Castillo 5 August 2020 Indigenous communities in Latin America are demanding more action in response to Covid-19 National Affairs Different crisis, different times John Quiggin 31 July 2020 Has the Coalition learnt the wrong lessons from Margaret Thatcher? National Affairs Victoria, global hotspot Tim Colebatch 30 July 2020 The high infection rates reflect a failure to learn from other countries

National Affairs No time for austerity John Quiggin 17 July 2020 John Maynard Keynes and the proponents of Modern Monetary Theory can agree on at least one thing National Affairs Taking it to a new level Michael Bartos 16 July 2020 A sustainable Covid-19 strategy will mean paying much closer attention to people’s movements, and where they gather along the way National Affairs Universities, a shared crisis, and two centre-right governments Glyn Davis 13 July 2020 Britain and Australia have reacted very differently to the pandemic’s impact on higher education National Affairs Policing the borders Jane McAdam 8 July 2020 Checkpoints on the NSW–Victoria border recall more acrimonious moves one hundred years ago

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 International Smart harvest Nic Maclellan 11 June 2020 Pacific islanders are responding to disruptions to food security with cultural solidarity and new technology International How not to feed America Lesley Russell 11 June 2020 Has the Trump administration turned the pandemic into a food crisis? Essays & Reportage “The gravest economic crisis since the end of the war” John Hawkins 10 June 2020 What can we learn from Britain’s three-day week?