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“An old ex of mine would grumble that the work they did, their day job, was beneath them. They were an artist in their not day job, their real job, and not at all untalented, working at huge scale and hyper-fine detail in pencil, portraits so large and close that the face within the frame would show a forehead or a chin, but never both; a nose and one ear, but never both.”
Threats and frustration | The Saturday Paper
Nov 9, 2024 · Threats and frustration . We cannot know how angry and disappointed those affected by robodebt must feel on hearing that the Orwellian-titled “Referred Persons” in the royal commission’s report will not be held accountable for the untold misery they inflicted (Rick Morton, “Eight minutes outside: How the NACC failed on robodebt”, November 2-8).
November 2 – 8, 2024 | The Saturday Paper
Nov 2, 2024 · “Whoever wins next week, America loses. One candidate is grotesque and the other insipid. Donald Trump’s television-inflated personality and proto-fascist flirtations divert focus from the inadequacy of Kamala Harris, who until recently was a …
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The men and decisions behind Australia’s housing crisis
Apr 13, 2024 · For almost a decade, The Saturday Paper has published Australia’s leading writers and thinkers. We have pursued stories that are ignored elsewhere, covering them with sensitivity and depth. We have done this on refugee policy, on government integrity, on robo-debt, on aged care, on climate change, on the pandemic.
Obligations and transparency | The Saturday Paper
Sep 14, 2024 · Obligations and transparency . Former New South Wales Supreme Court judge Anthony Whealy says it all in one pithy opinion: the National Anti-Corruption Commission “betrayed its core obligation and failed to carry out its primary statutory duty” by refusing to investigate six public officials referred by the robodebt royal commission (“Robodebt refusal ‘a betrayal’ ”, September 7-13).
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Exclusive: Stacking claims at new tribunal | The Saturday Paper
Oct 19, 2024 · For almost a decade, The Saturday Paper has published Australia’s leading writers and thinkers. We have pursued stories that are ignored elsewhere, covering them with sensitivity and depth. We have done this on refugee policy, on government integrity, on robo-debt, on aged care, on climate change, on the pandemic.
Labor and merit-based appointments | The Saturday Paper
Aug 31, 2024 · For almost a decade, The Saturday Paper has published Australia’s leading writers and thinkers. We have pursued stories that are ignored elsewhere, covering them with sensitivity and depth. We have done this on refugee policy, on government integrity, on robo-debt, on aged care, on climate change, on the pandemic.
Difficult question - The Saturday Paper
Oct 19, 2024 · Difficult question . I read Jason Koutsoukis’s article with a mixture of sadness and rage (“‘The last free freedom fighters’: Labor’s war with its old guard”, October 12-18). Sadness at the degree to which this Labor government has squandered the political goodwill it gained by failing to enact policies it was elected on.