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Books & arts Daily humiliations Jane Goodall 23 June 2023 Utopia darkens, but Barack Obama takes a sunnier view of what we do all day Books & arts On the beach Jane Goodall 27 June 2020 Television | Filmmaker Warwick Thornton turns the camera on himself Books & arts Chaos is come again Jane Goodall 4 June 2020 Television | Does Road to Now’s attempt to find connections simply show that things fall apart? Essays & reportage Inflammatory exchanges Jane Goodall 7 January 2020 Was the climate debate pushed off course by a misconceived strategy of persuasion?

Essays & reportage Menzies and the making of postwar Australia Tim Colebatch 17 September 2016 Howard on Menzies makes for compelling viewing. But its flaws echo the shortcomings of Australia’s longest-serving prime minister Books & arts At the end of the line Sylvia Lawson 25 June 2015 Cinema | Sylvia Lawson looks back on this year’s Sydney Film Festival Books & arts The steady gaze Sylvia Lawson 18 June 2015 Cinema | From the Sydney Film Festival Sylvia Lawson reviews The Pearl Button and The Look of Silence Books & arts An ethical tightrope across Struggle Street Jane Goodall 8 May 2015 Television | “Poverty porn” it isn’t, but the aims of Struggle Street still worry Jane Goodall