Jordan Peterson
Jordan Peterson a no-show at Australian conference after visa fail
The controversial Canadian psychologist beloved by Liberal Party figures couldn’t address his local fans because he didn’t apply for an Australian visa on time.
- by Kishor Napier-Raman and Stephen Brook
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How Elon Musk and Jordan Peterson are fuelling a far-right firebrand
Tommy Robinson denies he incited the British riots that swept the country last weekend, but he has whipped up hate for years.
- by Louise Carpenter
Olympics of centre-right thought? Heavyweights to debate future of conservatism in the age of Trump
These fast-moving times are shaky ground for conservatism. A star-studded global pow-wow in London will focus on how it can redefine its values and reclaim the social agenda.
- by Jordan Baker and Latika Bourke
CBD
CBD
It’s a no brainer: Charlie Teo’s friends in fine places
Best known for his controversial surgery practice, Charlie Teo has some interesting friends outside medicine.
- by Noel Towell and Kishor Napier-Raman
Opinion
Censorship
The ghost of Lady Chatterley's lover protecting today's feeble-minded
Decades after the trial of Penguin Books for publishing Lady Chatterley’s Lover, young employees of the publisher have reassessed censorship and found it newly alluring, opposing the publication of Jordan Peterson's latest offering.
- by Parnell Palme McGuinness
Opinion
Opinion
When a publisher's staff become book burners, culture itself is cancelled
Managers at publishing houses should stare down staff who object to the publication of controversial authors like Jordan Peterson because every 'cancellation' has a chilling effect on intellectual discourse.
- by Julie Szego
Publish and be damned. Don't publish and be damned
Is it right for publishers and booksellers to turn their back on certain authors and their books?
- by Jason Steger
Why is Jordan Peterson making headlines again?
The controversial psychologist has a new book coming out and some publishing staff aren't happy.
- by Broede Carmody
The secret lives of us
They’re as natural as breathing – and usually, far more destructive. Start looking into confidences and you realise they rule our lives – both the making and the breaking of them.
- by Shelley Gare
Opinion
Culture wars
The truth behind Jordan Peterson’s stratospheric success
The intellectual is both philosopher and witch-doctor, constantly lacing reason with voodoo and this is what makes him dangerous.
- by Elizabeth Farrelly
Q&A recap: Attention seekers take over for trainwreck TV
Monday's bizarre episode was led by notorious Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson and included a question from alt-right provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos.
- by Neil McMahon
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