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Why Charlotte Brontë still speaks to us – 200 years after her birth

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageJane Eyre has been retold over and over again, but remains eternally relevant. Jane Eyre (2011), Focus Features

What is it that makes generation after generation respond to Charlotte Brontë’s books, and in particular Jane Eyre?

Brontë’s novels are bildungsromane, but they differ markedly from, say, the coming of age novels of...

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Politics podcast: Sarah Ferguson on The Killing Season uncut

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imagePat Hutchens

In 2015, the ABC aired a gripping documentary series covering the tumultuous Rudd-Gillard era. This week, the series’ writer and interviewer Sarah Ferguson has released a book developed from the documentary.

Ferguson tells Michelle Grattan she longed for a single villain or a single narrative that she could pursue to the ends of...

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  4. Government must boost attendance rates in early education
  5. Ideas for Australia: bipartisanship on immigration does little to counter racism, suspicion and division
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  12. In election countdown, Turnbull has to juggle 'governing' and 'campaigning'
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  23. Countries should put women at the forefront of the UN drug policy debate
  24. Balancing the budget mantra overlooks benefits of infrastructure spending
  25. Explainer: the road to a July 2 double-dissolution election
  26. Nature is neglected in this election campaign – at its and our own peril
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  29. Australians may not be motivated by racism when it comes to Chinese investment
  30. Budget explainer: the problem with measuring productivity
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