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.
A recent essay by Noel Pearson has a great deal of self-excoriation, but fails to find the true problems that led him there.
For the most part though, it was Stupidolooza.
Milo Yiannopoulos is not only a symptom of the desperate state Western conservatism is in, but a carrier of the disease that’s killing it, writes Guy Rundle.
Despite their growing presence on campuses and in cities across Australia, far-right anti-Semites are barely being acknowledged by certain Jewish groups.
We are at the limits of what we can be achieved protesting at the Australian government. Now an international response must be sought from within Australia.
The Greens victory in Melbourne's inner north is in part due to a new fixie-riding, Netflix-watching middle class, and Labor's failure to appreciate shifting demographics.
In Bowen, Australia has become Australia.
The fourth instalment in Guy Rundle's series on Queensland's forgotten north.
Tony Abbott recently went out of his way to compare Paul Ramsay -- whose foundation is funding the establishment of the Ramsay Centre For Western Civilisation -- to ... Cecil Rhodes.
Guy Rundle meets the candidates for Burdekin.
