From one of Australia’s most wryly funny writers comes an original and utterly hilarious memoir of reaching for the stars while lying in a ditch.

Coming in July, I'd Rather Not, Helena Rubinstein, Heat and Penny Wong

On Recognition and Renewal: Why a First Nations Voice to Parliament is a “constitutional moment” that offers a new vision of Australia.

Former chief scientist Alan Finkel shares his compelling insights and expertise and makes the case for Australia leading the way in the global transition to clean energy.

In this thought-provoking and timely examination, academic and writer Michael Wesley asks what Australians really think and how they feel about our universities, and where to next?

Exploring dislocation and longing, Sarah Krasnostein dives into Peter Carey's literary tour de force, True History of the Kelly Gang, in this latest offering from the stunning Writers on Writers essay series.

Coming in June, Writers on Writers: On Peter Carey, Powering Up and Mind of the Nation

The music and mayhem behind the seminal sounds of Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Models, Hunters & Collectors, The Saints, The Go-Betweens, Cold Chisel, The Cruel Sea and so many more.

A beautifully illustrated history of an iconic Australian object – the stock saddle

Jonathan Pearlman, editor of Australian Foreign Affairs, reflects on the recent passing of Allan Gyngell.