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WE GET TO vote just once every few years, but every single day we consume, we buy, we acquire....

A half-formed nation

HAPPY BIRTHDAY OLLIE! I thought I’d drop you a line about life, the state of the planet and the future...

Delivering on the grand bargain

IT WAS A lack of recognition and respect for Eddie Mabo’s Torres Strait Islander customs and traditions that drove him to take on the might of the Joh Bjelke-Petersen government. Mabo was a Queenslander from a humble background, though his legacy extraordinary and its consequences immeasurable.

Taking credit

IN 2012 I was approached by Egon Zehnder, the world’s most successful privately owned executive-search firm, to write a...

Snow dome

IT LOOKED LIKE beer o’clock in a city pub on a Friday afternoon. Suits, noise, movement. But it wasn’t....

Teaching Australia

I AM THIRTY-EIGHT and tired. I’m only a third of the way through my class roll, a list that hurts my heart if I study it for too long. But I know what to do with these students. I’m an excellent teacher. I know how to bring them together. I am able to create a feeling of family and safety and security. In my classroom they know they can take risks and try new things and experience failure while being supported by me and by each other.

Caius Atlas

THE BABY-NAME BOOK is the size of a pack of cards, left on top of a bin outside the...

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