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International Getting Brexit undone Sam Freedman 20 February 2023 Voter sentiment has shifted decisively, leaving the major parties in a quandary National affairs Just remind me, what is the Constitution? Peter Brent 15 February 2023 There are good reasons to be sceptical about recent polling on the Voice referendum Books & arts Where No meets Yes Tim Rowse 14 February 2023 Opponents of a constitutionally enshrined Voice warn of many of the features that most attract its proponents Essays & reportage Building a better capitalism Peter Mares 9 February 2023 Jim Chalmers’s essay coincided with disturbing British revelations that confirmed the urgency of his concerns. But did he go far enough?

Books & arts Is this the end of globalisation? John Edwards 25 January 2023 A Financial Times columnist says yes, but the figures tell a different story National affairs Price and Pearson, uneasy allies? Tim Rowse 23 December 2022 Jacinta Nampijinpa Price and Noel Pearson’s clash over the Voice masks a more complicated picture International What next for China? Rana Mitter 23 December 2022 Challenges at home are contributing to a tentative shift in relations with the West National affairs Means to an end Daniel Reeders 14 December 2022 When can we say an epidemic is over?

Essays & reportage Before it was time Paul Rodan 2 December 2022 A young Western Australian catches a glimpse of Gough in 1969 Essays & reportage A party for the people David Solomon & Laurie Oakes 2 December 2022 Beer and scuffles open The Making of an Australian Prime Minister, the classic account of the 1972 election Essays & reportage “God save us all!” Patrick Mullins 2 December 2022 Doomed to defeat in 1972, did prime minister William McMahon show more initiative than he’s given credit for? National affairs For today, a triumph for Victorian Labor Tim Colebatch 27 November 2022 Dan Andrews’s government has cause for celebration — and plenty on its plate