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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 Books & arts Jury #2 Jeremy Gans 25 November 2024 SBS’s The Jury: Death on the Staircase goes further than most courtroom experiments, and the results are all the more interesting Essays & reportage Is this our biggest miscarriage of justice? Hamish McDonald 22 November 2024 A judicial inquiry has been told of withheld evidence that would have fundamentally challenged the case against the Croatian Six National affairs At last, Labor’s campaign finance bill Graeme Orr 19 November 2024 Big parties versus the rest? Our assessment of the government’s plans

Books & arts Blighted affections Marian Quartly 8 November 2023 What was lost when breach-of-promise cases could no longer be taken to court? Books & arts Active and ongoing Alecia Simmonds 6 November 2023 Is Chanel Contos’s Consent Laid Bare part of a trend back to radical feminism — with a twist? National affairs Indigenous policy’s inflection point Michael Dillon 16 October 2023 What does the referendum result mean for First Nations policymaking? International One step forward, three steps back Lesley Russell 11 July 2023 Despite an encouraging decision on voting laws, the US Supreme Court has continued attacking Americans’ rights

National affairs The translator Tim Rowse 5 April 2023 A capacity to enable fruitful cross-cultural interaction was among the strengths of Yolngu leader Yunupingu, who died last weekend National affairs Albo room Tim Rowse 27 March 2023 The debate over the revised wording of the Voice amendment misses a key point: this is a referendum like no other Books & arts Digital dreams Julian Vido 17 March 2023 Can computer technology be relied on to increase equality? National affairs Treaty-making gathers pace Harry Hobbs 17 March 2023 Most state and territory governments have commenced negotiations with First Nation peoples