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The December – January issue

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In The December – January Issue

National security

On Her Majesty’s secret disservice

By Harry Windsor

The reporter who uncovered the truth about Kim Philby, the 20th century’s most infamous spy, and his warnings for democratic society

Echidna poo has changed our understanding of human evolution

By Kieran Pender

Citizen science is not only helping echidna conservation, but changing how we think about evolution

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How creating sculpture for animals is transforming wildlife conservation and the art world

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By Russell Marks

How a monumental to-read list turned into a spreadsheet that randomly selects books

New kid on the block: The Kid Laroi

By Osman Faruqi

How Australia has overlooked its biggest global music star, an Indigenous hip-hop prodigy

Declaration of independents

By Bronwyn Adcock

The success of Indi MP Helen Haines points to more non-aligned voices in parliament

Politics

The unhinged pursuit of profit is destroying us

To undo the worst of neoliberalism we need to target need, rather than race or identity

Resources

The fossil-fuel industry’s grip on Australian hearts and minds

By Rebecca Huntley

Is there hope that public misconceptions of the importance of coal and gas can be overcome?

Indigenous rights

The stunted country

By Mark McKenna

There can be no republic without constitutional recognition of Indigenous Australians

National security

On Her Majesty’s secret disservice

By Harry Windsor

The reporter who uncovered the truth about Kim Philby, the 20th century’s most infamous spy, and his warnings for democratic society

Art

The artist making sculpture for penguins

How creating sculpture for animals is transforming wildlife conservation and the art world

Film

‘The Worst Person in the World’

By Michelle Wang

Renate Reinsve is exceptional in Joachim Trier’s satisfying Nordic rom-com

State politics

Family’s grief compounded by WA’s hard border

By Martin McKenzie-Murray

The awful predicament of a Melbourne family unable to bring home their son’s body shows the callousness of WA’s border policy

Film

The best of 2021 on screen

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This year may have been difficult to live through, but it produced an extraordinary crop of films

Television

Raising the stakes: ‘Firebite’

By Craig Mathieson

Warwick Thornton’s magnificently pulpy Indigenous vampire-hunter drama leads the pack of December streaming highlights

The Nation Reviewed

Indigenous rights

The truth about truth-telling

Revisiting trauma is not the road to justice for Aboriginal people

History of Australia

Did Federation compromise our democracy?

By Alan Atkinson

How the advent of Australia’s national government separated power from people and place

Politics

Declaration of independents

By Bronwyn Adcock

The success of Indi MP Helen Haines points to more non-aligned voices in parliament

Environment

Echidna poo has changed our understanding of human evolution

By Kieran Pender

Citizen science is not only helping echidna conservation, but changing how we think about evolution

A homemade algorithm chooses every book I read

By Russell Marks

How a monumental to-read list turned into a spreadsheet that randomly selects books

Music

The music of Christmas, from the manger to the chimney

Poems

New poetry, after lockdowns

Books

Final sentence: Gerald Murnane’s ‘Last Letter to a Reader’

By Shannon Burns

The essay anthology that will be the final book from one of Australia’s most idiosyncratic authors

Music

New kid on the block: The Kid Laroi

By Osman Faruqi

How Australia has overlooked its biggest global music star, an Indigenous hip-hop prodigy

Film

The Bond market: ‘Dune’ and ‘No Time To Die’

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Blockbuster season begins with a middling 007 and a must-see sci-fi epic

Books

‘Crossroads’ by Jonathan Franzen

By Helen Elliott

The acclaimed US author’s latest novel is a 1971 church drama modelled on ‘Middlemarch’

Television

‘Yellowjackets’

By Craig Mathieson

The US drama about teen plane-crash survivors is a heady mix of folk horror and high-school betrayal

In Light of Recent Events

Cartoon

Let’s colour our post-lockdown existential crisis summer by numbers!

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The Sound of 2021

Today, we look back at the news events that defined 2021 - in sound.

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Australia detained him, but these Australians are trying to set him free

Assistant professor Dr Laura Beth Bugg on the campaign to free refugees from Manus Island and find them a permanent home.

HOST Ruby Jones
GUEST Laura Beth Bugg

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Scott Morrison vs. the Liberal Party

Mike Seccombe on the real reason Scott Morrison wanted to enlist Gladys Berejiklian, and what it reveals about the Prime Minister’s weakening authority in his home state.

HOST Ruby Jones
GUEST Mike Seccombe

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