Bruce Pascoe News Today

I am constantly struck by the economic ignorance dressed up as expertise. It pours forth from Treasury, from the Reserve Bank and, of course, from the economics commentariat. What all that suggests is that the ghost of John Maynard Keynes remains hard at work turning logic on its head

Learn about some of the crime-fiction reads in the collection and how they can help readers learn more about Australian culture, history and place.

The national broadcaster's education unit's greatest success in the cause of miseducation has been promoting fauxborigine hoaxer Bruce Pascoe to millions of kids, but let it no be said the schools service rests on its laurels. There are plenty more topics it is eager to frame in the requisite left perspective

With all the talk of “truth-telling” in Australia, some of it worthwhile and some clichéd, Kim Scott’s writing provides an invaluable entry point to a meaningful dialogue.

Australia's leading literary hoaxer continues to insist he is a bona fide Aborigine, hence entitled to all the indigenous-only grants, prizes, speaking gigs and perks he has pocketed during a lucrative career peddling shameless lies. He's at it again in his new book, this time flinging abuse at SBS and bulldust at everyone else

Australia's leading literary hoaxer continues to insist he is a bona fide Aborigine, hence entitled to all the indigenous-only grants, prizes, speaking gigs and perks he has pocketed during a lucrative career peddling shameless lies. He's at it again in his new book, this time flinging abuse at SBS and bulldust at everyone else

In Guardian Australia’s weekly interview about objects, the Dark Emu author talks about his childhood tooth brace – and what he grabbed from his property as a bushfire bore down

In Black Duck, Bruce Pascoe traces a calendar year on Yumburra, the farm his bestseller Dark Emu helped to purchase.

Each month Guardian Australia editors and critics pick the upcoming titles they have already devoured – or can’t wait to get their hands on

Leaders with responsibilities for sea country on way to Canberra to lobby against legislation