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The trouble with Coalition’s young-voter problem • Peter Brent

Young voters are back! Or maybe they never left. Articles and talk programs pondering whether the youth vote “might decide the outcome this time” have been staple pre-election fillers for decades. Along with other demographic ruminations, they usually disappear on election night as their meaninglessness becomes evident: once again, the election is decided by all voters. A related meme followed the demise of the Howard government in 2007 and Scot…Australia · Australia Read Article

If something can’t go on forever, it will stop • John Quiggin

The most striking observation in Dean Spears and Michael Geruso’s new book, After the Spike, is summed up by the cover illustration, which shows a world population rising rapidly to its current eight billion before declining to pre-modern levels and eventually to zero. As the authors observe, this is the inevitable implication of the hypothesis that fertility levels will remain below replacement level indefinitely into the future. Before looking…Delhi, India · Delhi Read Article

We can’t just build our way out of Australia’s housing problems • Andi Nygaard

Housing minister Clare O’Neil says it’s “just too hard” to build houses in this country because “builders face a ridiculous thicket of red tape.” That must change, she says, if we’re to tackle the “fundamental problem” and “build more homes, more quickly.” This is the dominant view of Australia’s housing challenge — homes are too expensive to rent and buy because we don’t build enough of them, and we don’t build enough of them because there’s to…Australia · Australia Read Article

Chock full of chutzpah • Brett Evans

It’s a niche category, I know: but who’s your favourite American visitor to Australia? My vote goes to Mark Twain, who wrote during his wildly successful 1895 speaking tour that the Australian story “does not read like history, but like the most beautiful of lies.” Another possible answer to this burning question is supplied by the veteran rock writer Jeff Apter, who offers up for consideration an eccentric bisexual marijuana aficionado and ener…Sydney, Australia · Sydney Read Article

Australia in the world • Graeme Dobell

An evolving monument of Australian foreign policy has reached its thirteenth volume. Now covering the seven decades from 1950 to 2020, Australia in World Affairs is sustained and shepherded by the Australian Institute of International Affairs. With Cambridge University Press also republishing its twelve predecessors, no longer do you need to haunt secondhand bookshops, as I have, to build the complete set of this triumph of scholarship. These bo…Australia · Australia Read Article

Watermelon woes • Robin Jeffrey

One recent summer’s afternoon my wife and I were finishing a picnic with friends overlooking the North Saskatchewan River, with the prairie stretching out to the horizon in all directions. Our host brought out a watermelon, inspected it and gasped: “Wait! This is from the US, not Mexico! Do we throw it out?” The vote was quick: we’d punish the watermelon by eating it. But Canadians have become a nation of label-readers and flag-flyers. My cousin…Campbell River · Campbell River Read Article

The stories we tell about ourselves • Stephen Young

Everyone can enjoy conspiracy theories. They offer a kind of speculative play, a winking challenge to authority. But what happens when the narrative takes control and becomes an all-consuming call to action? Ariel Bogle and Cam Wilson’s new book, Conspiracy Nation, is as much an investigation of individuals unyieldingly dedicated to stories as it is about how stories can take control and not let go. The appeal of conspiracies, for those who are …Wieambilla · Wieambilla Read Article

Moments of exposure • Richard Johnstone

In his new collection of eight wide-ranging essays, the distinguished photographer Michael Collins makes a plea for the art of close observation. The viewer’s role is to look, not merely to glance and then move on, forever under pressure to get to the next image. “Photography’s ubiquity is its nemesis,” he laments, because ubiquity begets scrolling, and scrolling is the enemy of reflection. This contrast between the rewards of attention to the s…Australia · Australia Read Article

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The trouble with Coalition’s young-voter problem • Peter Brent

If something can’t go on forever, it will stop • John Quiggin

We can’t just build our way out of Australia’s housing problems • Andi Nygaard

Chock full of chutzpah • Brett Evans

Australia in the world • Graeme Dobell

Watermelon woes • Robin Jeffrey

The stories we tell about ourselves • Stephen Young

Moments of exposure • Richard Johnstone