AustLit

Krien discusses the use of crystal methamphetamine (or 'ice') among white collar workers.

An account of Beudel's 2002 walk along part of the Larapinta Trail in the West MacDonnell Ranges.

Linda Jaivin describes the art of the subtitler.

A review essay about the film United 93 and Martin Amis's story 'The Last Days of Muhammad Atta'.

Manne argues that the early years of the twenty-first century have seen a 'redominionisation of Australia' as the country's relationship with the USA has become progressively closer.

Professor McCoy argues, in relation to the detention of David Hicks at Guantanamo Bay, that Australia risks 'making itself a moral outcast in the community of nations' by not speaking out against Hicks's treatment.

Gaita concludes his essay on 'Justice and Hope' with the statement: 'Reflection on duty, on the nautre and requirements of justice, on what it is to honour those requirements, on the virtues and vices of being a dreamer and on the moral psychology of political commitment - these should be informed by Plato's simple but profound insight that we become like what we love.'