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We cannot blame particular individuals for modern Labor's malaise, because it is part of a systemic global phenomenon. We are all under the sway of politics without purpose. And politics without purpose is pointless.' Lindsay Tanner's forthright attitude to politics and the public interest in Politics with Purpose.

The two key rules that now govern the practice of Australian politics are: (1) Look like you're doing something, and (2) Don't offend anyone who matters. These imperatives are a direct consequence of the interaction between media coverage and political activity.

An astute novel about Australian racism - and about humanity prevailing over entrenched prejudice.Jack Van Duyn is stuck in his comfort zone. A pot-bellied, round-shouldered cabbie in his mid-fifties, Jack lives alone, has few friends, and gets very little out of life. He has a negative opinion of most other people - especially refugees, bankers, politicians, and welfare bludgers. Jack doesn't know it, but his life is about to be turned upsid...

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