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racism
National affairs
Who belongs in the Senate?
William Maley
6 December 2024
Pauline Hanson is wrong and Fatima Payman right about the question of eligibility
Essays & reportage
The long road to healthcare justice
Tess Ryan and Melissa Sweet
23 July 2020
The struggle to eliminate racism from Australian healthcare has been given new momentum
International
The fall of Robert E. Lee
Janna Thompson
9 June 2020
How the reputation of a “good Confederate” was made and unmade
National affairs
Gap year
Lesley Russell
13 February 2020
The latest Closing the Gap report brings cause both for scepticism and for guarded optimism
Books & arts
Saving Wagner from himself
Janna Thompson
23 November 2018
Opera Australia’s production deftly undercut the dark side of one of the composer’s best-known works
Books & arts
Doubling down
Jane Goodall
8 January 2018
Television
| As the debate over violence in Melbourne intensifies,
Romper Stomper
ups the ante so high it loses touch with reality
National affairs
Where does One Nation get its support?
Tim Colebatch
26 July 2017
No one has produced evidence that One Nation voters are primarily motivated by racism
Essays & reportage
Victims and suspects: the catch-22 of being a Muslim woman in Australia
Shakira Hussein
10 March 2016
Muslim women are urged to break free of patriarchical domestic lives yet viewed with suspicion if they display signs of their religion in…
International
Broadcasting revolution
Daniel Nethery
6 December 2011
Radio allowed Algerians to enter into a “vast network of information… a world where things happen… where forces act,” wrote Frantz Fanon.
Daniel
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