Inside Story

Essays & Reportage Inflammatory exchanges Jane Goodall 7 January 2020 Was the climate debate pushed off course by a misconceived strategy of persuasion? Essays & Reportage Professor of everything Tom Griffiths 3 December 2019 George Seddon helped his readers see Australia from the inside National Affairs Send in the tanks Peter Spearritt 29 November 2019 What’s the best way to make households more conscious of their water consumption? National Affairs If not now, when? Sarah Perkins-Kirkpatrick 13 November 2019 Diary of a Climate Scientist | Bushfires and climate change are undoubtedly linked, so it’s time to get serious

Correspondents “Our house is burning” David Hayes 24 May 2019 A young prophet of apocalypse invigorates Europe’s climate debate National Affairs Why has the Darling dried up? David Lewis & John Langford 8 May 2019 “Watergate” is the tip of a much bigger scandal in the Murray–Darling’s northern basin National Affairs How much will it cost to deal with climate change? John Quiggin 6 May 2019 The government’s latest figures show there’s at least one wrong answer — and the same mistakes have been made before Recovered Lives A slight bias towards eels and lizards Emily Gallagher 8 March 2019 Ella McFadyen (1887–1976), writer and editor

National Affairs “We are not in the aviation business, we are in the mobility business” Melissa Sweet 12 November 2018 Could there be such a thing as a healthy airport? International Science under siege Lesley Russell 5 October 2018 Donald Trump has launched an all-fronts attack on science and environmental protection National Affairs On the National Energy Guarantee, it’s Libs versus Libs (and Nats) Tim Colebatch 6 August 2018 If the government offers Labor a deal it can accept, it will be rejected by the Coalition’s backbench. It’s hard to escape the obvious conclusion National Affairs The law of large numbers James Murphy 2 July 2018 How much does it cost to stop a freeway?