Bringing 'the Doc' to the masses - review of Gideon Haigh's new book

H. V. Evatt could be a massively polarising figure and that is more than unfortunate. It has closed many minds to what we should be celebrating and promulgating as true Australian values. Those values – not merely espoused, but judicially declared and enacted by and because of Evatt – are in evidence throughout Gideon Haigh's new book on the Doc: The Brilliant Boy.
Ships in the Night: A Vietnam war story, by Greg Dodds
Richard Broinowski

Ships in the Night: A Vietnam war story, by Greg Dodds

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Rhonda Boyle

Standard piano keys are too wide for too many. But alternatively sized keyboards are on the way.

Hans Kung: a theologian for everyone
Paul Collins

Hans Kung: a theologian for everyone

Another attempt to mute the voices of Catholic women
Gail Freyne

Another attempt to mute the voices of Catholic women

Christ is risen, He is risen indeed
David Timbs

Christ is risen, He is risen indeed

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Michael Leahy

To care for the sheep or to preserve Church doctrine? Faith groups are found wanting

JUDITH WHITE. Whatever happened to Whitlam’s vision for the arts?
Judith White

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CLAIRE GIANGRAVE. UN panel probes Italy’s role in Church’s child abuse scandals
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CLAIRE GIANGRAVE. UN panel probes Italy’s role in Church’s child abuse scandals

The Vicar of Bray
P&I Guest Archive

The Vicar of Bray