Patrick White
Bondi has had a colourful history, but this is why it’s never lost its appeal
It’s an unruly coastal circus and that’s why we love it.
- Chris Baker
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The Booker Prize-winning author says he feels a great silence within him after completing his latest work.
- Melanie Kembrey
Could this outback mystery be our next Australian classic?
Fiona McFarlane’s mesmerising second novel offers a fresh take on the search for a lost child.
- Melanie Kembrey
- Opinion
- Reliving history
Statues with limitations: The bronzed figures who stand still while time marches on
The imminent removal of a statue honouring a despicable 19th century Tasmanian premier is a reminder that we should be careful who, and what, we put on a pedestal.
- Malcolm Knox
From the Archives, 1990: Australian literary giant Patrick White dies
30 years ago, Patrick White died aged 78. White was an Australian literary great, winning numerous accolades during his career, including a Nobel Prize in Literature and two Miles Franklin Awards.
- Staff Writers
A poetic vision of a bohemian artistic world
PiO has produced another monumental book of poetry.
- David McCooey
- Opinion
- Political leadership
There's a surefire way for Labor to lose the next election
So far the only interesting feature about Labor's post-election self-reflection is how limp the debate has been.
- Sean Kelly
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