In my father’s name
Tom DusevicHis dad’s life was cut short by a young Muslim radical. But Alpha Cheng is determined to turn tragedy into tolerance.
In my father’s name
Tom DusevicHis dad’s life was cut short by a young Muslim radical. But Alpha Cheng is determined to turn tragedy into tolerance.
The one-off premier
Tom DusevicPremier Mike Baird ran a high-octane race to the very end of his time as leader.
Broken dreams fuelled Trump rise
Tom DusevicExit polling data gives better insight into fault lines across US society.
Memoirs of a spy’s son
Tom DusevicABC journalist Mark Colvin’s memoir is as much an odyssey to find a late father as to make sense of the world.
Insight into humanity
Tom DusevicJournalist Andrew Solomon’s stories spanning 25 years have withstood the test of time and global change.
Uneasy sense of semi-belonging
Tom DusevicOur nation has made a shift to temporary migration, which is transforming us in fundamental and often worrying ways.
Disgruntled voters test duopoly
Tom DusevicThe main parties remain entrenched despite dwindling first preferences.
‘Fairness’ divide provides clues
Tom DusevicIn NSW’s Bowral and Reid, richer and poorer areas reflect Liberal-Labor divide.
Australia’s vanishing points
Tom DusevicIn his memoir of a 1970s childhood, Tom Dusevic describes an Australia that has disappeared with haste.
Enter the Barnaby Whisperer
Tom DusevicShe’s risen from receptionist to deputy Nationals leader. And if anyone can rein in Barnaby Joyce, it’s Fiona Nash.
Building on a family fortune
TOM DUSEVICA scion of the Transfield construction empire is branching into IT, philanthropy and art. He’s more excited than ever.
