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ONE BY ONE, the names flash up on the big screen, and one by one, the swaying, dancing ocean...

By Kathy Marks

ON THE FRIDAY afternoon before a Sunday appearance on the ABC's Insiders couch, Barrie Cassidy emails the three panel...

IT'S 3 PM-ISH, mid-February, I'm at the corner of Collins and Swanston streets in Melbourne, my hometown. I walk...

By Brendan Gleeson

FOR TEN YEARS I lived and worked in Canada. It's a funny feeling, coming home. After years of living...

MARDI GRAS IS a time of high emotion. When a Tasmanian contingent marched in the parade for the first...

By Rodney Croome

TO WRITE ABOUT the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation at length, when it is an agency which shields itself from...

By Frank Moorhouse

THE WORLD HAS been watching for China's rise for a very long time. 'Let China sleep; when she wakes...

By Michael Wesley

WHEN NOEL PEARSON launched The Quiet Revolution, the book of Marcia Langton's 2012 ABC Boyer Lectures, he had the...

By Fiona Stanley

Selected for The Best Australian Science Writing 2014 AS SOON AS the midwife placed my newborn son on my belly,...

By Leah Kaminsky

Selected for The Best Australian Science Writing 2014AS A TEENAGER I read Charles Darwin's Voyage of the Beagle and...

By Tom Griffiths

ON A FROSTY winter's afternoon in a coal town in the middle of the Hunter Valley, New South Wales,...

By Anna Rose

A DECADE AGO the first edition of Griffith REVIEW explored the challenges and contradictions of what we were told...

By Julianne Schultz

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