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Books & arts Bad moon rising Jane Goodall 31 August 2015 Television | Aquarius is a frustrating package of potentially great ideas, writes Jane Goodall Books & arts Out of the comfort zone Jane Goodall 31 July 2015 Television | Crime drama has been tipped upside down, writes Jane Goodall, as the BBC’s Line of Duty and Helen Piper’s The TV Detective reveal National affairs Different questions for Q&A Ramon Lobato 16 July 2015 Lost in the fog of the Zaky Mallah controversy are more fundamental questions about the ABC’s role in representative democracy, writes Ramon Lobato National affairs For football, the future has already arrived Brett Hutchins 23 June 2015 Talks between the Australian Football League, the National Rugby League and the biggest digital companies highlight the pressures on free-to-air broadcasters, writes Brett Hutchins

Essays & reportage The numbers game Ramon Lobato & Julian Thomas 10 April 2015 Once studio executives start citing illegal downloads as a measure of success, it’s clear the relationship between legal and illegal has changed, write Ramon Lobato… Books & arts The comedy wars Jane Goodall 7 April 2015 Television | There’s plenty to enjoy about Stephen Oliver’s survey of TV humour, writes Jane Goodall. But how uniquely Australian is the phenomenon… Books & arts The voice of a generation Brian McFarlane 1 April 2015 Vera Brittain’s Testament of Youth, now in its second screen version, recounts a remarkable life amid the upheavals of a century ago, writes Brian McFarlane Books & arts The call of the north Jane Goodall 2 March 2015 Television | Jane Goodall reviews Fortitude and the second series of Broadchurch

Books & arts When free trade meets free-to-air Nick Herd 28 October 2014 Cultural policy and trade policy are pulling in different directions, writes Nick Herd. Ten’s Offspring could be one casualty Books & arts What are the sixties trying to tell us? Jane Goodall 30 September 2014 It’s the decade that doesn’t seem willing to stay in the past Books & arts Memory troubles Jane Goodall 27 August 2014 Five decades after viewers first encountered the Tardis, a new Doctor goes to air. But how much has really changed? Books & arts Franz Ferdinand moments Jane Goodall 29 July 2014 The centenary of the first world war has begun, writes Jane Goodall, but Australia’s public broadcasters are still feeling their way