This can be regarded as far more a scholarly university text book, although of great interest to general readers. Densely , technically written DANCE ACTIVISM by Dana Mills is divided into seven sections with a preface and acknowledgements , a …
Kidnap! Murder! Scandal! Betrayal! Power and politics..
A thick ( just over 500 pages ) book, this is a gripping biography of Australia’s iconic building at Bennelong Point .It is divided into eighteen chapters , has an introduction , list …
This is the first of the New Platform Papers from Currency House, a continuation in a slightly different format of their wonderful Platform Papers series. A new series , annual rather than quarterly, is launched with a new editor,Julian Meyrick …
Feeling the Heat, Australia under climate pressure, an article published in the latest edition of the Australian Foreign Affairs journal, comes just at the time Australia prepares for the Glasgow Summit (COP26).
The battlelines are drawn. Will the Federal …
The Adelaide Festival , or Festival of the Arts as it was originally known , has now been going for an amazing 60 years.
This is a beautiful, large and heavy coffee table book. It is divided into nine ‘chapters’ …
The Walkley Foundation honoured its 2020 Mid-Year Celebration of Journalism winners through a virtual lens last Wednesday.
The Mid-Year Celebration entries are peer-judged and winners are selected on the basis of journalistic excellence. All the entries shine a light on …
