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Faith's biographer, Marilyn Lake, writes on her life and achievements.

Shann Turnbull has a proposal.

A leading Australian intellectual, Hugh was a frequent contributor to the Evatt Foundation.

Patrick Troy remembers a big man in stature and public life.

Tony Evans raises some cuts you might not have heard about.

Evatt editorial.

Smallest increase in statistical history reports the AIHW.

John Hirst surveys the author of the classic work on Australian egalitarianism.

Company tax rorts, fiscal policy, consciousness, and the gender gap.

It's bad for mental health, submit Australia's psychologists.

Dangerous neo-mercantilist nonsense, says Ken Henry.

Charlie Ward comes full circle in search of his father.

Christopher Sheil recalls an old war, when Australia saved the day.

Tanya Plibersek launches Wayne Swan's memoir.

Watch the Sydney Town Hall talk by Joseph Stiglitz.

More Australian are struggling, reports bank survey.

Bill Shorten outlines the government's greatest hits so far.

Frank Stilwell critiques the productivity debate from an alternative perspective on economic progress.

Oxfam finds that 79 per cent of Australians think the rich have too much power.

Australian literature: now it's becoming childish, notes Nick Dyrenfurt.