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November 2024 | The Monthly
November 2024 | The Monthly. The Monthly is a magazine published by Schwartz Media. What do the passions and professional triumphs of Glyn Davis, the intellectual running the prime minister’s office, tell us about this government’s approach to the tasks at hand? A speech for Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris in the event of an ...
May 2024 - The Monthly
State and federal governments have protected Tasmania’s foreign-owned salmon industry, and the imminent loss of the Maugean skate exposes the price of such state capture
Read This - The Monthly
Sarah McVeigh, editor . Sarah McVeigh is the co-creator of Read This and Schwartz Media’s head of audio. Prior to joining Schwartz, Sarah worked in new show development at Gimlet Media. Resistance, a show she co-created, was named as one of the best podcasts of the year by The New Yorker, The New York Times and Vogue and recognised for excellence in trauma reporting by the DART Center for ...
November 2021 - The Monthly
November 2021eBook. EssaysThe Nation ReviewedVoxArts & LettersNotedCartoon. Essays. Federal politics. The needle and the damage done. Richard Denniss. The federal government’s handling of the pandemic has been the worst public policy screw-up in Australian history. Politics. The silence of the lambs.
May 2022 - The Monthly
May 2022eBook. EssaysThe Nation ReviewedVoxArts & LettersNotedCartoon. Essays. Indigenous Australia. The death of Kumanjayi Walker. Anna Krien. On the shooting in Yuendumu and the trial of Northern Territory policeman Zachary Rolfe. Federal politics. Morrison’s power without purpose.
March 2021 - The Monthly
March 2021eBook. EssaysThe Nation ReviewedVoxArts & LettersNotedCartoon. Essays. Economics. The changing climate of risk. Patrick Lau. Financial institutions, investment funds and governments are being held to account over the costs of climate change. Education. The bin fire of the humanities.
October 2021 - The Monthly
That we understand the nature of the cosmos has profound implications in the search for life