The year that was 2018 – Part 6: Oceanian politics
Alex Mitchell wraps up his summary of international political news for 2018 with his coverage of Australia and New Zealand.
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The year that was 2018 – Part 3: UK politics
Alex takes a look at some of the bigger stories of the year – this time looking at UK politics.
Exhibition review: Ai Weiwei at the Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh
If Warhol documented our obsession with consumption, Weiwei challenges us to think beyond the surface; to question not only why we worship these symbols, but what we have to sacrifice in order to see them.
Love Bomb: Louise Dear’s explosive kitsch celebrates pride
Internationally renowned artist Louise Dear unveils her explosive new artwork for pride.
Panama Papers: Why it matters.
Alex takes a look at the Panama Papers scandal and explains what it all means.
Salt Lake City elects first openly LGBT mayor
Salt Lake City elects its first openly LGBT mayor, Jackie Biskupski.
Over the Rainbow: Money, Class and Homophobia
Nicola Field is calling on friends to help her republish Over the Rainbow, a seminal book on class and LGBT politics.
Five Films to Watch About Stonewall … Besides Stonewall
Reggie provides us with some films and documentaries to watch about Stonewall, regardless of whether you plan to go see the movie.
#auspol : Australia’s bloody politics and its wounded democracy
Alex takes a look at the latest political drama unravelling in Australia and considers what lessons it has for the rest of us.
‘Jez we can!’: On the frontlines of the Corbyn campaign in Manchester
Jacob Bloomfield reports from the frontlines of the campaign for Jeremy Corbyn in Manchester.