Culture November 11, 2023
Surrealist Lee Miller
The life of American surrealist Lee Miller – from her traumatic childhood to the horrors she encountered as a war correspondent – was as extraordinary as her photographs.
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podcast January 03, 2023
The crime deep in the forest, with Sophie Cunningham
Author and contributor to The Monthly, Sophie Cunningham on the crime against our oldest and most precious old growth forests.
News March 18, 2023
The cost of native forest logging
The closure of a major paper mill is an opportunity to end logging in native forests, which would spare both the environment and significant public funds. So why the reluctance to transition to plantation timber?
Culture December 10, 2022
Fire: A Message from the Edge of Climate Catastrophe
“We are on a collision course with a reality we don’t really comprehend,” writes Margi Prideaux in Fire: A Message from the Edge of Climate Catastrophe. This book grapples with the most difficult or – to use her word – “wicked” …
