Each week something arises on the cultural and political landscape that has been a detonation from Donald Trump. It would be more than a little sad, frightening and laughable, were it were not so serious, writes Warwick McFadyen.
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Donald Trump is freely evoking fascism and Adolf Hitler at his campaign rallies, writes Warwick McFadyen. It is truly beyond the pale.
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The death of Henry Kissinger last week brings to mind the brutal murder and legacy of Chilean singer and poet Víctor Jara, writes Warwick McFadyen.
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The nation has spoken. The Voice is history. Where to now for First Nations people? Warwick McFadyen asks the question.
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In a matter of days, Australians will vote on a Voice to parliament. The campaign has been in progress for more than 200 years, writes Warwick McFadyen.
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The Yes campaign is faltering, according to the latest polls, and it appears using a hit song hasn’t boosted the cause, writes Warwick McFadyen.
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On the 40th anniversary of the song ‘I Was Only 19’, Warwick McFadyen writes that it has become part of the country’s psyche and has given voice to the voiceless.
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Shane Howard has been singing of beauty and injustice for more than 40 years. Warwick McFadyen dives into his river of song.
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A song claiming to be the most relaxing in the world has issued forth from New Zealand, and Warwick McFadyen had a listen.
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What’s all the farce about? Charles and Camilla have given the world a coronation delight: the quiche, writes Warwick McFadyen.
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