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The middle of nowhere - The Monthly
WEBDec 2, 2019 · The Monthly is a magazine published by Schwartz Media. Australia’s political leaders have lost their bearings in a changed world. century so far divides into two disjointed decades: a charmed period of affluent complacency followed by a rolling crisis of identity. The question of who we are becoming as a people, and what sort of country we ...
What's really happening in Alice Springs | The Monthly
WEBViolence and vandalism in Alice Springs became a national fascination this year. First Peter Dutton, then Anthony Albanese, flew into town after rates of alcohol-related assault rose by 68 per cent in 2022. One community meeting, held by a group calling itself ‘Save Alice Springs’, became a focal point of the media’s coverage. …
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Quentin Sprague - The Monthly
WEBQuentin Sprague | The Monthly. The Monthly is a magazine published by Schwartz Media. Quentin Sprague is a Geelong-based writer. His first book, won the 2021 Prime Minister’s Literary Award for nonfiction. Surface tensions: Brent Harris’s ‘Surrender & Catch’.
The Answers: does victory in 1967 show how to win the Voice?
WEBAug 4, 2023 · A meeting to promote the Yes campaign for the Voice referendum. Source: Together, Yes. The simplicity of the 1967 campaign helped its victory, but also led to confusion, with misconceptions including that the result gave Indigenous Australians the vote and put an end to discrimination. “muddying the waters” around what the …
More than a feeling - The Monthly
WEBMar 1, 2023 · In 1917, the American writer Susan Glaspell published her take on the detective story, a genre that, since Edgar Allan Poe, had belonged all but exclusively to men. She based her story on a murder case she had covered as a reporter. It went like this: On a cold day in rural Iowa, a man has been found in his bedroom strangled with a rope. The victim’s wife has been taken to jail for questioning.
Sean O’Beirne - The Monthly
WEBSean O’Beirne WRITERS & CONTRIBUTORS. 7 ENTRIES Sean O’Beirne is a bookseller and critic, and the author of the short fiction collection A Couple of Things Before the End.
With friends like these - The Monthly
WEBSep 26, 2022 · The revelation that Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has “friends” was sufficiently startling for it to make the front page of the national broadsheet this morning, a day that saw the resumption of parliament after a two-week hiatus brought by an otherwise seamless and undiscernible transition to a new Australian head of state.