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 "last American vitalist" pays a visit to the pearly gates to explain what all the obituaries are getting wrong about him.
Even a casual glance at The Australian reveals that the right is at war with itself, even if it won't admit to it.
The May 1968 uprisings sprang in part from one big question: what had happened to Marx's revolutionary working class?
There was the "good bloke" narrative simplification, of course. But reactions against this "good bloke" narrative produced an equal and opposite simplification.
Will the Liberal civil war provide as much entertainment as Labor’s night of the long butter knives?
Supporters of Israel hate the apartheid comparison, but which other government does it most resemble?
Tom Wolfe will be remembered as one of the pioneers of "New Journalism", but how did this journalism age and where does it stand today?
A recent ANZ ad geared at millennials buying their first home really puts the down in down payment.
Too much screen time isn't going to turn humans into vacant automatons. But it is possible to get things wrong within cultures, and to do so for decades at a time.
Forget about the issues like the Queen Victoria Market and the Apple store. The mayoral byelection to replace Robert Doyle seems to about be the full cast of characters seeking the gig.
