Guy Rundle
Correspondent-at-large
Guy Rundle is correspondent-at-large for Crikey. He's a former editor of Arena Magazine and contributes to a variety of publications in Australia and the United Kingdom.
The death of science is fueling climate denialism across the class divide.
Following a young conservative's death in Brisbane, the right seems surprised that the lethal politics it has courted for years has started to have tragic consequences.
Guy Rundle remembers the man Boris Johnson described as "the greatest modern conservative thinker".
The US' new year provocations in the Middle East suggest that, in 2020, the 'silly season' will be permanent.
A bungled handling of Brexit, public perception, and entrenched Labour factions made Corbyn's job almost impossible.
The idea that UK Labour are out for a generation is not a given, writes Guy Rundle. Still, there's no denying things are bad...
If the UK election exit polls are correct, Boris Johnson will get the biggest Tory win since Margaret Thatcher in 1987.
Its not hard to see that the Whakaari/White Island disaster haunts us now more than it might have hitherto because we are standing on the edge of inferno and death — in Sydney, in NSW, in history.
A boy on a hospital floor, doctored videos, and Boris Johnson bailing on an interview — is it all strategy, or is Britain's election descending into mayhem?
Ere we go, ere we go, ere we go! Time for an irremediably hung House of Commons and another brain-melt election in six months. Oi!
