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The Coalition’s record on native title is nothing to be proud of
By Mungo MacCallum on the
On the broad-sweep feminism of Laurie Penny
By Anwen Crawford on the
The work of Raimond Gaita requires us to think seriously about what is precious and our common humanity
By Helen Pringle on the
Julia Gillard has changed her mind on same-sex marriage. But has she reformed?
By Richard Cooke on the
The Chinese stock boom was built to shore up President Xi Jinping’s rule. What will the crash mean for the future?
By Satyajit Das on the
Australian military involvement in the middle east is all about politics at home
By Mungo MacCallum on the
Is there a war on journalism?
By Michael Lucy on the
What it is, why it matters, and what threatens it
By Martin Krygier on the
Why are Jeremy Corbyn and Bernie Sanders so popular?
By Christian McCrea on the
There are many good reasons to oppose Tony Abbott’s plans for marriage reform but a fear of ordinary people is not one of them
By Jeff Sparrow on the
Tony Abbott’s opposition to same-sex marriage is based on nothing more solid than his feelings
By Mungo MacCallum on the
Underestimate the prime minister at your peril
By Nick Dyrenfurth on the
As China is discovering, stock bubbles are hard to see and even harder to catch
By Satyajit Das on the
The Abbott government has no intention of cutting Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions
By Nick Feik on the
Will the Productivity Commission let employers loose to pillage?
By Mungo MacCallum on the
Adam Goodes may return to the footy field this weekend, but racism in Australia will not disappear
By Mungo MacCallum on the
The Productivity Commission’s draft report on workplace relations is not WorkChoices, but it’s still full of bad ideas
By Tim Lyons on the
By Nick Feik on the
The asylum-seeker issue reared its head again this week, following the ALP’s policy reversal on turnbacks and revelations that Australia returned a boatload of Vietnamese asylum seekers to the place from which they fled. Meanwhile, up to a million Rohingya face genocide, and boats are their only possible means of...

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