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Books & arts Nick Herd 20 May 2020 Australian-based production is beginning its slow recovery
National affairs Hamish McDonald 20 May 2020 Has the press gallery forgotten we’re not at war with China? Essays & reportage Michael Bartos 18 May 2020 Is the Trump administration using the pandemic to reorder the international landscape? National affairs Peter Brent 18 May 2020 A year after its re-election, the Coalition is riding high. But how long will that last? National affairs Adam Triggs 18 May 2020 The government would be wise to abandon the idea that we can return to normal without a post-lockdown stimulus program
National affairs Sarah Moulds 14 May 2020 Are parliamentary committees up to the job?
International Hamish McDonald 13 May 2020 Hong Kong seems to be heading into a long summer of trials, protests and electoral disqualifications National affairs Adam Triggs 12 May 2020 An old foe could re-emerge in some parts of the economy if government reforms don’t reduce the cost of doing business Correspondents Klaus Neumann 12 May 2020 Germany’s anti-lockdown protests aren’t only about the coronavirus National affairs Michael Bartos 11 May 2020 The virus’s genome has been at the centre of the vast output of research findings
National affairs James Morley 8 May 2020 Partial accounts of the economic and health effects of Australia’s response understate its success
Essays & reportage Robert White 7 May 2020 Does our pandemic shed new light on the playwright and his work? National affairs John Quiggin 6 May 2020 Now the pandemic has shown “workplace reform” to be a dead end, let’s take JobSeeker and JobKeeper to their logical conclusion Essays & reportage Frank Bongiorno 6 May 2020 What can previous crises tell us about the prospects for progressive reform after Covid-19? National affairs Peter Mares 6 May 2020 Kristina Keneally has confused an important debate
International Nic Maclellan 6 May 2020 As Pacific island nations reel from Cyclone Harold and the coronavirus, US–China tensions are complicating the path to recovery
International Michael Leach 5 May 2020 … and its biggest party has asked the Court of Appeal to rule on presidential decision-making National affairs Michael Bartos 5 May 2020 Another week of pandemic responses highlights the uncertainties ahead International Assa Doron 4 May 2020 India’s firm action has been undermined by religious prejudice and poverty National affairs Adam Triggs 4 May 2020 Those calling for an economically independent Australia neglect to mention the huge costs it would impose on living standards
National affairs Ian McAuley 4 May 2020 The pandemic has challenged the idea that “society” and “the economy” are separable
Essays & reportage Mark Finnane 2 May 2020 Like the epidemic itself, the policing of Spanish flu controls fell unevenly on the population Essays & reportage Lesley Russell 29 April 2020 A massive medical research effort is producing almost as many questions as answers National affairs Adam Triggs 27 April 2020 Post–Covid-19 economic reforms will fail without a national political framework to get them done National affairs Michael Bartos 27 April 2020 The government releases its COVIDSafe app, and research continues around the globe
National affairs Peter Brent 27 April 2020 Scott Morrison meets the ghost of Richard Nixon
Books & arts Andrew Ford 25 April 2020 Music | Why has Australia been so much less generous to locked-down artists than Britain or Germany? National affairs Tim Colebatch 24 April 2020 Australia’s success in dealing with the coronavirus means we should move quickly to “test, trace and quarantine” International Murray Garde and Margaret Jolly 24 April 2020 Coming on top of recent volcanic activity, Cyclone Harold and Covid-19 are a dual challenge for the island nation National affairs Sarah Barns 23 April 2020 How we build these apps is how we’re building our digital future