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    Sep 16

    Great article by looking at Bruce Chatwin's "Songlines" 30 years on

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    “An unforgettable experience ... and one that I look forward to never enduring again” -

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    Lionel Murphy may have been flawed, but he was a flawed colossus, a Labor hero, writes Mungo MacCallum

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  4. 5 hours ago

    ‘A Legacy of Spies’ brings together two of John le Carré’s greatest characters – but why? (by Peter Craven)

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    Sep 16

    Fascinating look at Australia's relationship w/mining and shortcomings of Native Title.

    On Fortescue's ugly tactics and major defeat at the hands of the Yindjibarndi traditional owners and federal court:
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  6. Sep 16

    On Fortescue's ugly tactics and major defeat at the hands of the Yindjibarndi traditional owners and federal court:

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    Sep 12

    “Support for same-sex marriage isn’t a reliable metric of broader acceptance.” – in QE67.

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  8. Sep 14

    The PM is doing the FM – but it’s not enough to reach disillusioned voters, writes

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  9. Sep 14

    The irony of Sally Rooney’s debut novel may not easily cross generations, writes Helen Elliott.

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    Sep 12

    Thirty years after the book’s controversial publication, revisits Bruce Chatwin’s ‘The Songlines’.

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  11. Sep 14

    Two years in, Turnbull still has time to make his mark – but not much, writes .

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  12. Sep 13

    Peter Craven asks why two of John le Carré’s greatest characters needed to come together for ‘A Legacy of Spies’.

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  13. Sep 13

    James Gray’s ‘The Lost City of Z’ is an attempt at old-fashioned epic filmmaking, writes Shane Danielsen.

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    Sep 13

    This is a magnificent piece. Best thing you'll read this week.

    Thirty years after the book’s controversial publication, revisits Bruce Chatwin’s ‘The Songlines’.
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  15. Sep 12

    Turnbull does his best to turn pretty average climate policy into political advantage, writes .

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    Sep 12

    "To read every article the Australian has published on Safe Schools is to induce nausea" From 's QE:

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  17. Sep 12

    “Support for same-sex marriage isn’t a reliable metric of broader acceptance.” – in QE67.

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  18. Sep 12

    Thirty years after the book’s controversial publication, revisits Bruce Chatwin’s ‘The Songlines’.

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    Sep 12

    A thoughtful review of my book by for

    ‘Beyond Veiled Clichés’ is a book written by an Arab woman, for Arab women, writes .
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    Sep 11

    "Here is a book that is not, for once, written as a primer for a white readership, to demystify Arabs" = great stuff

    ‘Beyond Veiled Clichés’ is a book written by an Arab woman, for Arab women, writes .
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