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Books & Arts This house of Grieve Jeremy Gans 7 November 2023 A murder case looked different close-up for a journalist with worries of his own Books & Arts Active and ongoing Alecia Simmonds 6 November 2023 Is Chanel Contos’s Consent Laid Bare part of a trend back to radical feminism — with a twist? Books & Arts On the morality of imprisonment Maggie Hall 26 July 2023 A philosopher considers the case for abolishing prisons International The Netflix series changing Taiwanese politics Antonia Finnane 10 July 2023 Life follows art in the streaming service’s new political series

From the archive The premier, the crime boss and the ABC Margaret Simons 2 September 2021 Renewed allegations of corruption in 1980s New South Wales have reawakened strong feelings Essays & Reportage Was Neville Wran corrupt? Rodney Tiffen 31 August 2021 The former NSW premier’s time in office was dogged by allegations, but do they stand up? National Affairs Can Crown go down? Charles Livingstone 22 July 2021 Submissions to the Victorian royal commission add to a powerful case against the once-burgeoning company National Affairs Shadow pandemic Paul McGorrery and Marilyn McMahon 2 July 2021 Proposed NSW legisation focuses a new lens on domestic abuse

Essays & Reportage Was Bob Askin corrupt? Mike Steketee 9 April 2021 With a new book reopening the debate about the one-time NSW premier’s behaviour in office, our correspondent assesses the evidence Essays & Reportage Christian Porter’s shadow Jeremy Gans 19 March 2021 There’s only one good way to resolve decades-old allegations like the ones made against the attorney-general National Affairs Then and now Sara Dowse 17 March 2021 A half-century’s perspective on this week’s protests From the archive Held captive by cold war politics Hamish McDonald 5 March 2021 More than forty years later, lawyers are using evidence of an ASIO cover-up to clear the names of the Croatian Six