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Dutton’s dark victory
The minister, Pezzullo and the demise of Immigration
The Monthly — February 2018
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Statement from the heart falls on deaf ears
The PM didn’t turn his back but he may as well have
The fabulous tale of Nelly Yoa
The Sudanese community leader and sports star’s improbable rise
Do we really need an honours system?
Australia Day honours are at odds with our democratic ideals
The xx’s polite party in Sydney
The British band bring their intimate sound to an expansive venue
The Monthly — February 2018
The Nation Reviewed
Decoding the dual-citizenship crisis
Australia’s founders would be shocked at today’s interpretation of the Constitution
One baker’s verdict on the marriage survey result
Sanctuary without secrecy: a new women’s refuge
A new approach to making those experiencing family violence feel safe
The Australians bringing creationism to America’s Deep South
Inside the Hot Dub Time Machine
The Australian musical export that’s making history
The Monthly — February 2018
The Monthly Essays
The minister, Pezzullo and the demise of Immigration
The fabulous tale of Nelly Yoa
The Sudanese community leader and sports star’s improbable rise
Virtual reality: from Giotto to VRporn
The unexpected history of a radical technology
The Monthly — February 2018
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The Medicine
The Monthly — February 2018
Arts & Letters
‘Rembrandt and the Dutch Golden Age’
Treasures from Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum at the Art Gallery of New South Wales
A raw account of Aboriginal politics through the stories of “Tracker” Tilmouth
Warwick Thornton’s ‘Sweet Country’
The Indigenous Australian filmmaker redefines the Western
From Neutral Milk Hotel to Justin Timberlake
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