Cartoons
‘That’s not all, folks!’ The voice actor taking Looney Tunes back to its roots
Eric Bauza has always loved cartoons. Now, he’s the voice of his all-time favourite.
- Nell Geraets
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Is this the end of the political cartoonist?
It has always been a fraught job. Good cartoonists push boundaries and delight or upset people, but is there still a place for them in the digital age?
- Jordan Baker
Best of cartoons, February 3, 2025
The news of the day as interpreted by our talented artists, illustrators and cartoonists.
- Analysis
- Digital hygiene
How many Bluey episodes is too many?
The social media ban will come as a relief for many parents. But what about babies, toddlers and small children, and their relationship with screens?
- David Swan
Leunig, artist of little people, is farewelled at a mighty cathedral
Michael Leunig, one of Australia’s most loved cartoonists for more than half a century, is farewelled at Melbourne’s St Paul’s Cathedral.
- Tony Wright
- Opinion
- Political leadership
Michael Leunig was my father. He didn’t want a state funeral, but he didn’t deserve to be ignored
Dad’s work meant a great deal to a great many people. It seems appropriate that his contribution be recognised by the government.
- Sunny Leunig
Best of cartoons, January 20, 2025
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Best of cartoons, January 13, 2025
The news of the day as interpreted by our talented artists, illustrators and cartoonists.
- Opinion
- Obituaries
Michael Leunig was my hero – then he became my colleague and friend
Behind the whimsy, the legendary and sometimes controversial cartoonist was brave, supportive and always up for a natter.
- Jim Pavlidis
Gallery: Michael Leunig’s life in cartoons
An overview of Mr Curly and his ducks from The Age cartoonist’s celebrated, decades-long, sometimes controversial career.
- Mike Bruce
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