Inside Story

Books & arts Schooling’s Ozymandias Dean Ashenden 12 November 2021 A new analysis of Australian education provides clues as to what’s gone wrong Essays & reportage Taking the arrows Margaret Simons 12 November 2021 Gaven Morris leaves the job of ABC news director after six of the broadcaster’s most controversial years National affairs Whose heartland? Peter Brent 10 November 2021 Once seen as fabled “Howard’s battler” territory, Parramatta will be looking for a new MP at the next election Correspondents “System change, not climate change!” Michael Jacobs 9 November 2021 There is a paradox at the heart of climate activists’ demands for the overthrow of capitalism

National affairs When sharing isn’t caring Adam Triggs 27 October 2021 Sovereign countries sharing the same currency, euro-style, have been a recipe for disaster. So why has the idea endured? Books & arts Is satire dead? Jane Goodall 22 October 2021 Signs suggest the pen might no longer be mightier than the sword National affairs Heading south Rob Manwaring 22 October 2021 South Australia’s Liberals have been creating national headlines for all the wrong reasons Books & arts What the Romans have done for us Stephen Mills 22 October 2021 Celebrity classicist Mary Beard turns sleuth in an entertaining account of the long afterlife of twelve emperors

National affairs Crossbench on a roll? Peter Brent 8 October 2021 Where do the “Voices” campaigns have their best chances of winning seats at the next federal election? National affairs Information warfare Margaret Simons 8 October 2021 Did the campaign to punish Melbourne’s daily papers for questioning Dan Andrews’s government hit its mark? International Divining the Plenum Kerry Brown 7 October 2021 Next month’s plenary session of the Chinese Communist Party Central Committee will be anything but normal National affairs Matt Kean’s electric vehicle diplomacy Giles Parkinson 6 October 2021 Has the NSW environment minister changed the new premier’s mind about climate?