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 second instalment of Guy Rundle's multi-part series on Bowen, forgotten Australia, and the creeping influence of One Nation in regional Queensland.
Paterson's abandoned 'religious freedom' bill threw the IPA's hypocritical libertarianism into stark relief.
A week into the election, and Bowen could play a swing role. It’s the south end of the electorate of Burdekin, a possible pick-up for One Nation. Guy Rundle ventures into the heart of Bowen, to find out what makes its voters, its citizens, tick.
A new multi-part series from Crikey‘s writer-at-large Guy Rundle, reporting on the ground from north Queensland — One Nation country — venturing deep into the heart of a forgotten Australia, ahead of the Queensland election.
Helphand-Parvus is a name less familiar than that of Lenin or Trotsky, but his role in the events of 1917 was as influential -- perhaps even more so.
When revolution came to Russia in February 1917, Tsarism was finally abolished and a fairly liberal democracy established.
Guy Rundle continues his account of the Russian revolution in today's instalment.
Guy Rundle takes Crikey readers on a multi-part expedition through the uprising that derailed the First World War and rerouted history around the globe.
Will the refugee groups put a general call-out to those of us willing to be arrested, in organised collective action?
The best thing you can say about Beersheba, a cavalry charge on a Turkish-held Arab town in Palestine, whose inhabitants had love for neither side in the conflict, is that at least it wasn’t, like Gallipoli, an invasion of a sovereign people in their homeland.
