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International How the Greens took Baden-Württemberg Klaus Neumann 28 March 2011 Thirty-two years after Three Mile Island, an accident in a far-away nuclear facility has once again altered Germany’s political landscape. Klaus Neumann looks at… National affairs Over the top with Campbell Newman Graeme Orr 28 March 2011 The lord mayor of Brisbane might be a politician of his times, but he’s adopted a risky course, writes Graeme Orr Caught in America’s electoral cycle Lesley Russell 28 March 2011 The spending debate in Washington is coming to a head, writes Lesley Russell National affairs New South Wales: the verdict Peter Mares 27 March 2011 Radio National’s The National Interest, presented by Inside Story contributor Peter Mares, looks at the implications of the 2011 New South Wales election result

National affairs Where the revolving door took NSW Labor Norman Abjorensen 8 March 2011 Kristina Keneally is about to become the ninth living ex–premier of New South Wales, writes Norman Abjorensen. It's a reminder of what went wrong for the party Caught in the middle Norm Kelly 3 March 2011 Disunited, the Maori Party risks losing identity and support, writes Norm Kelly in Wellington International Berlusconi’s Italy on trial Geoff Andrews 3 March 2011 Berlusconi’s success in holding on to power highlights a vacuum at the heart of Italy’s politics, writes Geoff Andrews National affairs No need to let it rip Brian Toohey 3 March 2011 The experience of the renewable energy target suggests that a carbon tax will work better than a market-based approach to climate change, writes Brian Toohey

National affairs Climate policy: a new momentum Frank Jotzo 11 February 2011 The findings of Ross Garnaut’s update reports increase the pressure for Australia to adopt a carbon price, writes Frank Jotzo The Digger and the dirt Frank Bongiorno 2 February 2011 The next casualties of Britain’s phone-hacking controversy could come from the media, politics or the police. But whoever falls next, it probably won’t be good news… Books & arts Succeeding like excess Natasha Cica 28 January 2011 Hobart’s Museum of Old and New Art opened on Friday night. A day later, Lara Giddings became premier. Natasha Cica reports How would you like your revolution? Frank Bongiorno 14 December 2010 The protests in Britain highlight how much the Liberal Democrats have compromised to share power, writes Frank Bongiorno in London. And where does that leave the new…