Trump's Taxes. Karl Marx: Greatness and Illusion.

Anti-Apartheid protestors, Rugby Union fans and the police clashed heavily around Australia during the highly controversial 1971 Springbok tour. Ever since the 1960s, international sporting bodies and various sporting organisations began preventing their athletes from competing against South Africa until their teams were chosen on merit, and not race. But Australia was not one of those nations.

When the Panama Papers were leaked recently it shone a light into the shadowy world of tax havens and private wealth managers. The shock of the Panama Papers was not really that it happened, but that all of this money shifting and secrecy was actually not illegal.  Brooke Harrington is an economic sociologist, who has spent the last eight years investigating this clandestine world.

Pine Gap's 50th anniversary. Mein Kampf's second life. Music meets architecture in Melbourne.

Presidential debate. Tertiary education - in need of reform? Fact checking the Middle Ages.

Jeremy Corbyn won the Labour leadership battle - but he's still being declared a loser. Who owns sovereign wealth funds and what should be done with them? And how to separate creepy from scary - there's a big difference.

Laura Tingle on what Malcolm Turnbull's speech about refugees amounts to; a year on, how is the nuclear deal between Iran and the US faring - and is anyone happy about it? Roland Perry on his new book about the woman who went from courtesan to society wife - and everything in between.

Lost guns and explosive violence. Post-Brexit Blues. Investing in welfare.

Presidential campaign fallout from New York bombing . Tim Costello's faith.

Edward Snowden - traitor or hero? Rethinking Thomas Malthus . A tribute to Edward Albee.