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Taking down the Nicky Winmar statue points to a troubling double standard in our public spaces

Statue honouring the Noongar man’s stand against racism was swiftly removed – yet so many monuments to men who killed and dispossessed Aboriginal people still stand

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Pauline Hanson’s views haven’t changed since her first speech. But now she is resonating with Australia’s bitter and resentful mood

All the One Nation leader had to do to ‘win’ in the eyes of her movement’s base was turn up as the flaming beacon of their discontent

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Can we separate the art from the person who made it? Not in the case of a monster like Rolf Harris

I met Harris before his crimes came to light. Even then I sensed his public image was a facade

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In rusted collars and empty chairs, I still live with my beloved ghosts

Mindfully curated possessions evoke the most potent memories of those who have gone. Two specific objects bring me particular comfort – though I never stop too much to ponder why

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Our first EV holiday gave us ‘range anxiety’. But our fears were soon left in the rearview mirror

In an electric vehicle you quickly learn when you can gun the engine, how to use the many apps – and how to enjoy the time while the car is charging

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Anzac Day isn’t what it used to be – 111 years on, what place does it have in modern Australia?

The further we get from the Gallipoli landings, the more hard historical perspective the events warrant

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Donald Trump, man-baby leader of the free world, is having an epic tantrum. Anthony Albanese must call it out

Australia’s obsequiousness to Trump’s America has gone way beyond the national interest

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‘Blue-sky flood’ as waters reach outskirts of Longreach – as it happened

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Red Hill, Canberra: its walking tracks, scar trees and ochre earth underfoot will always transport me

What is a favourite place if not one built upon our fondest memories?

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This 26 January, we should question Australia’s subservience to a different empire: Trump’s America

What would it actually take for Australia to ditch Aukus, dispense with the little America cloak and rethink the alliance?

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As we farewelled Ronda, our soft-hearted labrador, the grief was as painful as any I’ve felt

Ronda was a beauty in every sense, and her love for her human and canine family was as unencumbered as it was uncomplicated

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The landline may be having a renaissance – but it’s to a world in which the art of phone calls has changed

Some may be nostalgic for a time when the landline made communication a family affair, before smartphones were an extension of each of us

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A 3,200km tour of Australian libraries taught me just how vital they are

In the sleepiest towns I found bustling, light-filled places eager for conversations about books and writing

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Here’s to all the mentors who guide our kids and shape their lives

Let’s honour the uncles, aunties and caregivers of emotional influence who may not be biological parents, but who have been woven into the safety net of our lives

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Folkestone Museum’s Anglo-Saxon skeleton is helping us to understand and honour the past

Letter: Coralie Clover says having human remains on display inspires visitors and helps build empathy with the ancient world

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Bryce Courtenay, conspiracies and campfire cooking: the best Australian books out in August

Each month Guardian Australia editors and critics pick the upcoming titles they have devoured – or can’t wait to get their hands on

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As a kid I hated Easter because nothing happened – now I treasure its stillness and strange beauty

The seasonal change brings in me a mellowness and a desire to reflect that feels somehow spiritual, albeit in a secular way

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I’m told there is an age at which falling over becomes ‘having a fall’. But I’m not nearly ready for that

A recent trip while walking the dog made me recheck my immense good fortune and my faith in the goodness of others

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Today could be a day for soul-searching. Instead we cling to a distant monarchy in denial of our racist past

Australia could be a mature nation with a strong sense of its self. Instead, it remains a colonial outpost shackled to a would-be US dictator

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Morning Mail: Chalmers warns of Trump effect on economy, Ukraine drones target Moscow, EV sales falter

Treasurer cautions that Republican leader’s second term will affect the Australian economy

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A second Trump presidency would put Australia on a collision course with the US

Amid the frantic effort to help Kevin Rudd build bridges, there is Australian diplomatic, military and bureaucratic panic about the 50/50 prospect of a second Trump presidency

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Winter’s unseasonal warmth and clear skies are glorious – but a forbidding sign of danger to come

After the polar blast of a few weeks back, we have opened our eyes to the luminous full bloom of premature spring

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NSW’s Anzac Day retail ban is the latest in a long line of pious and empty symbolic gestures

Iconoclastic views on the holy acronym are too often condemned as disrespectful to the war dead

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Trump and Vance’s misogyny and cynical identity politics mean Australians can’t ‘just chill’ about the US election

America remains the west’s most influential nation – which is why I fear for a world where Republican leaders could be in power

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