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News & Views

It’s baaaaaaaack!
Just when it was becoming safe to go into the workplace. More
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NEW PAPERS

Another year older, what does it mean?
To help us face the new year, John Keane draws on Thomas Paine’s vision to explore what growing old means today. More

News, views & papers

President’s Report 2009
As adopted by the Evatt Foundation on 25 November. More

The Big Pictures

Informed consent is a basic human right, argues Yola Lucire. More
Peter Parry reviews Australian practice. More

Vale Jim Hagan
Malcolm Brown remembers a quiz kid, a labour historian and a distinguished member of the Evatt Executive. More

News & views

Deadly corporate behaviour
Matt Peacock discusses Killer Company: James Hardie Exposed. More
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The unfair go
Frank Stilwell & David Primrose pour over new data from Catalyst on inequality in Australia. More

Hold the champagne
The economic crisis ain’t over till it’s over, cautions Jim Stanford. More

The great history of democracy
Introducing John Keane. More

News & views

The region of inequality
The PM reveals more of his vision for an Asia Pacific Community. More

Crunch time for Australia’s health
John Dwyer sums up the reform movement. More

The life & death of democracy
David Aaronovitch reviews John Keane’s history. More

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Feature

Human Rights

The Evatt Foundation’s submission to the National Consultation Committee.
We should aspire to do better, argues George Williams. More
Ron Dyer responds to the critics. More

News & views

On Africa, women & the future
The Governor-General addresses the Jessie Street Trust. More

Kill Khalid
An extract from Paul McGeough’s new book. More
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Growing democracy
John Faulkner announces more freedom to read official information. More

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New papers

Democracy & the Great Recession
Market failure spells democratic failure, argues John Keane. More

Modern art & country Australia
Melissa Boyde tells how Mary Alice Evatt defeated the art establishment. More

News & views

The financial & economic crisis
What has happened and what can be done, asks Frank Stilwell. More

The carbon trading scheme
Ten Australian economists object. More

Bastard boys
Christopher Sheil reviews two epic industrial disputes. More

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NEW Papers

The Doc & the UN after 60 years
Michael Kirby assesses the life and achievements of Doc Evatt. More

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Dialogue on democracy
Pete Hay considers the way we govern ourselves against the biggest test. More