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Winner of a Tasmanian Literary Award, Johanna Bell’s novel is set in the near future and tallies Australia’s vanishing species. It is tempting to describe Johanna Bell’s new novel Department of the ...

Political theorist John Keane’s description of how demagogues and despots operate sounds a warning to safeguard democracy. Democracy is based on the notion that people can govern themselves, and is ...