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Books & Arts A shrewd appraisal of sameness and difference Frank Bongiorno 25 November 2017 A new book takes a nuanced look at ageing gay men and the world they live in National Affairs Beyond the Hipster Line Frank Bongiorno 19 November 2017 Perhaps the most interesting results of the marriage-equality survey were to be seen outside the eastern capitals National Affairs Marriage equality gets a Yes; uncertainty strikes in Bennelong Peter Brent | Mumble 15 November 2017 Both votes are a test for the government, but the second has suddenly become less predictable National Affairs Marriage polling and the warhorse factor Peter Brent | Mumble 27 September 2017 Despite differences over how many voters have already returned their surveys, the latest polls tell a near-identical story

National Affairs Abbott’s end game Peter Brent | Mumble 13 August 2015 His leadership again under threat, the prime minister is locked in a potentially terminal embrace with his party’s right, writes Peter Brent Correspondents In Mumbai, the contradictions and delights of hybridity and pastiche Dennis Altman 16 June 2015 Now in its sixth year, the Kashish Queer Film Festival reflects an India that is changing regardless of lawmakers or the courts, reports Dennis Altman National Affairs How gay marriage fell victim to Labor’s Stockholm Syndrome Peter Brent | Mumble 25 May 2015 A referendum on same-sex marriage would be a bad idea, writes Peter Brent. But the fact that the issue has got to this point says a lot about the Labor Party Books & Arts Indecent history Susan Lever 8 January 2015 Television | With a third season of Masters of Sex screening this year, Susan Lever charts the highs and lows of a TV drama inspired by real events