Robert Forster is a singer-songwriter and co-founder of The Go-Betweens. His collection of music criticism, The 10 Rules of Rock and Roll, was published in 2009.

Hugh Riminton is a two time Walkley Award winner, the national affairs editor at Network 10, and co-presents the politics podcast The Professor and The Hack.

Walter Marsh is a journalist based on Kaurna country who writes about history and culture.

Bob Connolly is a filmmaker and author. He spent a decade observing the Leahy family in the PNG highlands.

Keely Jobe is a PhD candidate at the University of Tasmania. She lives by the sea on lutruwita/Tasmania’s east coast.

Ben Rothenberg is a sportswriter from Washington, DC, and the author of the upcoming Naomi Osaka. From stepping away from tennis as a youth before returning to dominate Wimbledon and the Australian ...

After the chaos of Trump’s loss and the Capitol Hill riot, the Republican Party is at war with itself, and the warning signs ...

Marcia Langton is the granddaughter of a Yiman man. She holds the Foundation Chair in Australian Indigenous Studies at the University of Melbourne.

Inga Clendinnen is an academic, historian and writer. Her book Reading the Holocaust was judged Best Book of the Year by the New York Times in 1999.

Adrian Martin is an associate professor at Monash University, and a film and arts critic. His books include Phantasms, Once Upon a Time in America and Movie Mutations.

Gerry Higgins Chair of Irish Studies at the University of Melbourne.

Alyssa McDonald is a Sydney-based freelance journalist. She is a contributing editor to New Statesman.