IA Book Club: Machines Behaving Badly

4 May 2023 | Prof Robyn Cosford examines the moral complexities of AI in Toby Walsh's insightful new book ...  

Hanging Ned Kelly: A glimpse into the underbelly of Colonial Victoria

21 Apr 2023 | A new book on the life and crimes of Ned Kelly goes deeper into the history surrounding the ...  

BOOK REVIEW: The Coast

16 Apr 2023 | The Coast reminds us of a dark episode in Australia's past, writes Fi Peel.   

Celebrating some of our Great Australian Places

20 Jan 2023 | Jim Kable reviews a new book by Graham Seal featuring stories of the funny, curious and downright ...  

ScoMo bites dog! Read all about it in Niki Savva's new book

9 Dec 2022 | A new book by former News Corp journalist Niki Savva reveals an unrelentingly critical account of ...  

Power and Consent: An urgent call to end sexual harassment

4 Dec 2022 | Rachel Doyle’s Power and Consent is an important book, writes Amanda McLeod.  

For democracy to triumph, economic and social well-being must coexist

27 Nov 2022 | Jim Kable reviews a new book by Rory Ellison, which thoroughly examines our national systems and ...  

Another Australia: Exploring cultural diversity

25 Nov 2022 | Elizabeth Spiegel shares her thoughts on a new book in which 12 diverse writers reveal another ...  

A world without black and white

20 Nov 2022 | Bazza and Old Mate explore the mysteries: memory, colour and a world without black and white.  

BOOK REVIEW: Don't Look Away — A memoir of identity and acceptance

9 Sep 2022 | The story of Dani Laidley is an uncompromising tale of inspiration, as told in her new autobiog ...  

Rushdie flayed by fellow novelists — assassins still out there

21 Aug 2022 | Rather than vilification, the honourable response from fellow novelists to the 1989 fatwa conde ...