Australia’s growing obsession with Eurovision is a symptom of our multiculturalism and lack of national identity, writes Campbell Elmer.
The significance of Anzac Day to many Australians need not prevent an ongoing critique of war and of the relevance of the Anzac legend, says Suzannah Marshall Macbeth.
Australia’s growing obsession with Eurovision is a symptom of our multiculturalism and lack of national identity, writes Campbell Elmer.
The significance of Anzac Day to many Australians need not prevent an ongoing critique of war and of the relevance of the Anzac legend, says Suzannah Marshall Macbeth.
The thong-wearing, beer-drinking bogan isn’t the only Australian stereotype. Lauren Bordin lists ten of our most distinct personalities.
Australia’s growing obsession with Eurovision is a symptom of our multiculturalism and lack of national identity, writes Campbell Elmer.
The significance of Anzac Day to many Australians need not prevent an ongoing critique of war and of the relevance of the Anzac legend, says Suzannah Marshall Macbeth.
