News & Commentary Australia steps through the looking glass and joins the Human Rights Council Warwick McFadyen The Human Rights Council is . . . made up of 47 states responsible for the promotion and protection of all …
News & Commentary Tony Abbott: a prophet discarded in his own land Warwick McFadyen Verily, for though Tony Abbott lives among us, his spirit dwells in earlier times. It has the shape of a …
Music, News & Commentary, Recorded Nobel Prize: time for Bob Dylan to hand the baton to Joni Mitchell Warwick McFadyen Update: This article was published before the announcement of British author Kazuo Ishiguro being awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature. …
Music, News & Commentary, Recorded Tom Petty dead at 64, his music undimmed Warwick McFadyen *News of Tom Petty’s death has been confirmed since this story was published this morning I am listening to Tom …
News & Commentary Trump and Kim Jong-Un’s insults are all tip and no iceberg Warwick McFadyen It is a puny weapon in the scheme of things, and even smaller in the context of nuclear Armageddon, but …
Music, News & Commentary, Recorded You don’t just listen to Roger Waters, you walk within his mind Warwick McFadyen Slide the CD into the player, find the symbol to stream. Click. The waves hit you. You go under. You …
News & Commentary Donald Trump. Beautiful. Sad. Madman Warwick McFadyen Who sees beauty in death? Or rather who sees beauty in the bringers of death and destruction? A person of …
Exhibitions, News & Commentary, Visual Arts The art of Peter Dombrovskis proves that the pictorial is political Warwick McFadyen When you go out there, you don’t get away from it all. You get back to it all. You come …
News & Commentary History wars: Malcolm Turnbull has fallen off the cliff of reason Warwick McFadyen The most effective way to destroy people is to deny and obliterate their own understanding of their history. George Orwell …
