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Nothing better illustrates the unravelling of cinema’s transcendent role in our culture than that no one from within cinema, no matter how talented, is able to make a good movie about it. → Read More
The Herald Sun is dead, writes Guy Rundle. After its ludicrous coverage of the Victorian state election, it's time has well and truly passed. → Read More
First Nations MPs are gaining in number and power. Might a Voice to Parliament uniquely undermine them? → Read More
Tim Smith, Peta Credlin, the 'forgotten people' speech and the politics of resentment will get things back on track in no time. → Read More
Liberal Senator Eric Abetz may have been written off as yesterday's man, but so was another Liberal politician and man of faith... → Read More
Labor candidate Andrew Charlton is smart, successful, rich and handsome — but hang on, what about that neck? → Read More
Candidates' forums are unique. Not only do you get to rise before the sun, but you see politicians such as Peter Dutton face the public. → Read More
Whatever the issue, it's the COVID-19 vaccine's fault, declares the coal-loving, anti-vax senator from Queensland. → Read More
Kimberley Kitching's funeral marked the end of her storied political career, but also of factions as we know them. → Read More
An ALP sub-faction centred on Bill Shorten risks betraying the party and gifting Scott Morrison a chance to hold on to power. → Read More
Under the Taliban, Afghans are dying, and their country is begging for access to the $US7bn of frozen assets currently held by America. Why is the US refusing to release the funds? → Read More
In a time when the form seems to edge towards the commonplace, prize-winning Australia poet Stephen Edgar dares to be extraordinary. → Read More
If you think Labor has a chance in 2022, cast a glance over marginal seats around the country, which hint at a different outcome. → Read More
In The Game, Sean Kelly portrays Scott Morrison as nobody at all, a politician conjured into existence by the settings of new politics. → Read More
If the jowly, man-boobed, happy-clappy Scott Morrison can scrape his way back into power he will indeed become the Liberals' sainted one. → Read More
Why is Australia set on increasing tensions with a power we are hopelessly outclassed by? When it comes to China and Taiwan, we're flying blind. → Read More
Expecting us to keep calm and carry on during this pandemic only compounds the failure of this government's leadership. → Read More
Has the scathing IPCC report finally forced all those loud-mouthed climate denialists to run up the red flag? → Read More
White Australia needs to understand the sheer otherness of the pre-1788 world. The debate hasn't got it yet. → Read More
Rapidly expanding narratives of victimhood, new interpretations of trauma — and drugs to treat it all. We are heading into a new cultural moment, but what is it? → Read More