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.
Australia Day was gone as soon as it could start to be questioned by more than a small minority of the population.
Michael Fullilove is an energetic and well-respected commentator, with the pale moon-tan of the true library-bound scholar.
For Victorian Labor, the spruiking for Apple is naked desperation in the absence of any real solutions to a thinning and precarious economic base.
In India, on the pavements, you will be stepping over the great grandchildren of the people your great grandparents stepped over. This is, quite simply, the failure of capitalism.
So the government is worried about China giving out "useless" aid to developing nations. Well, at least China doesn’t bomb countries to rubble before handing out the money.
Toby Young, like most of the right, deals with self-hatred by turning it on others.
"An army of angry warriors were moving slowly down the hill of featureless cul-de-sacs, Thirsty Camels, servos, and Relief of Mafeking Asian massage parlours." Guy Rundle imagines two hapless soldiers on the front line of the latest News Corp culture war.
Guy Rundle remembers a very Australian Christmas.
In which Guy Rundle tells over eight days the eight jokes, and though there is really only enough laughter for one, it lasts all eight.
Made recursively.
