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Anna Rose is an author, activist and environmentalist. She is the author of the book Madlands: A Journey to...

By Madeleine Watts

Where all of what was there Is redacted to pasture and ditches, Orchards and dairies. Cows Omnipresent but without...

By John Kinsella

The Moore or Maura River flows steadily and filmically over the ford; in twisted roots of melaleuca working green...

By John Kinsella

Lambs to the slaughter, we played under the ramp. Gangplank, dead-end, chasm. Beneath: inside the belly of an inland...

By John Kinsella

TOM PULLS OFF his respirator.'Know what it really stands for?'He is washing down his boots. They are fucked already,...

By Andrew Belk

I DIDN'T WANT to know why you left me. Reasons are ephemeral, and it's the consequences that I've been...

By Ali Alizadeh

'AN HOUR EARLIER and it might have been four hundred men.''Does that make it any less filthy or cruel?'The...

By Wayne McLennan

Winner, 2013 Walkley Award for Print/Text Feature Writing Long (Over 4,000 words) Winner, 2014 George Munster Award for Independent Journalism The...

In Alice Springs, the trials of young Warlpiri men reveal the threads of anarchic Warlpiri resistance to Australian law....

By Kieran Finnane

THE GUNS WERE the first to catch my eye. One, two, three of them, looming larger than life on...

By Billy Griffiths

I FLY TO Wadeye with wary curiosity. People say the generation of elders there has lost all authority, that...

I WAS IN a foul mood a few weeks back. In a flash of bleak insight, I wrote on...

By Lea McInerney