July 2025

Anthony Albanese’s “progressive patriotism” has its roots in the writing of George Orwell, and offers a counterpoint to the global rise of populist threats to democracy

The extension of the North West Shelf gas project underscores the urgent need for nationally legislated plans for climate resilience and adaptation

Having chosen not to re-contest his federal seat of Moreton, Labor’s Graham Perrett returned to his first profession – teaching

With dyed and imported flowers now available year-round at supermarkets and petrol stations, floristry has become a niche, luxury business

The end of Cosmos after 20 years is a blow to Australian science journalism, at a time when we desperately need its insights to counter misinformation

An exhibition in collaboration with the Buku-Larrŋgay Mulka Centre highlights the vibrant patterning of Yolŋu art that allows Country to be read

Museum Berggruen’s 20th-century European masters, led by Cézanne, set up in dialogue with Australian modernism

Lucas Schaefer and Rita Bullwinkel deliver debut fiction that populates the American boxing novel with weirdos and teenage girls

The British duo returns with an album of funny, horny and take-no-shit pop, and a debt to Transvision Vamp

Canadian Nathan Fielder’s strange and meticulous role-playing reality show turns to aviation disaster, seeking to help pilots address poor communication