October 2017, no. 395
Welcome to the October Environment issue! Highlights include:
- Stephen Orr’s Eucalypt Fellowship essay, ‘Ambassadors from another time’
- Mark Edele on the centenary of the Russian Revolution
- Susan Reid on the proposed Adani Carmichael Coal Mine
- Tim Flannery’s review of Call of the Reed Warbler
- Beejay Silcox on Michelle de Kretser’s new novel
- A photo essay by Philip Jones
- Open Page with Josephine Wilson
The Life to Come by Michelle de Kretser
Call of the Reed Warbler: A new agriculture – a new earth by Charles Massy
by Tim Flannery
Slow Catastrophes: Living with drought in Australia by Rebecca Jones
by Deb Anderson
The Songs of Trees: Stories from nature’s great connectors by David George Haskell
Burn Out: The endgame for fossil fuels by Dieter Helm
Zoo Ethics: The challenges of compassionate conservation by Jenny Gray
The Australian Bird Guide edited by Peter Menkhorst, Danny Rogers, Rohan Clarke, Jeff Davies, Peter Marsack, and Kim Franklin
Cardinal: The rise and fall of George Pell by Louise Milligan
The Last Days of Jeanne d’Arc by Ali Alizadeh
Home Fire by Kamila Shamsie
Rain Birds by Harriet McKnight
Wimmera by Mark Brandi
City of Crows by Chris Womersley
A Legacy of Spies by John le Carré
Inglorious Empire: What the British did to India by Shashi Tharoor
Required Reading: Literature in Australian schools since 1945 edited by Tim Dolin, Joanne Jones, and Patricia Dowsett
by Ilana Snyder