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Books & arts On not burning out Frances Flanagan 16 February 2023 Is the workplace malaise bigger than two organisational psychologists believe? National affairs Are we in Accord? Frank Bongiorno 27 May 2020 Whatever Scott Morrison has in mind, it doesn’t sound a lot like the 1980s Labor–union agreement National affairs Were unions the victims of their own success? Tom Greenwell 15 May 2018 The unions are on the march again, but this time Labor’s laws are in their sights Books & arts How the Show went on Paul Rodan 28 January 2018 Books | A former communist and a former Catholic activist combine forces to cast new light on the organisation that helped fuel the Labor split

Books & arts The congenial candidate Norman Abjorensen 21 September 2015 Books | Can Bill Shorten sell an unexciting message? Norman Abjorensen reviews David Marr’s new Quarterly Essay National affairs Fighting old battles, losing the war Peter Browne 14 July 2015 The Coalition has been fighting on the same terrain for nearly two years, writes Peter Browne, but it hasn’t shaken Labor’s lead in the polls National affairs What should Labor stand for? Geoff Gallop 4 July 2014 The best way forward for Labor doesn’t fit well with structures inherited from the past, writes Geoff Gallop National affairs Doing the dirty work Frank Bongiorno 19 February 2014 An attack on the unions won’t necessarily have the expected political impact