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Melbourne’s Suburban Rail Loop was conceived in secret. Board members of the government agency responsible for its delivery knew nothing about it. There was no proper business case. When it was announced, the head of the Transport Department resigned.
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www.themonthly.com.au Deep in the valley From the Fitzgerald Inquiry to the Big Build, where is the line drawn between corruption, influence and pork-barrelling – and how much trouble is Australia in?
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Van Cuylenburg was not an expert in positive psychology. There had been no randomised controlled trials of GEM. It might be argued that van Cuylenburg conducted what became an enormous, uncontrolled experiment on Australian schoolkids – for profit.
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www.themonthly.com.au The imperfect guru The truth behind The Resilience Project and its founder, who sells schools a wellbeing program with a surprising lack of empathy and evidence base
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While this image becomes pivotal to Eva, this drawing is a fiction created by Williams while observing another drawing by the very real Iso Rae. Here the factual and fictional worlds collide, creating a potent tale of horror and passion.
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www.themonthly.com.au Dulce et decorum: ‘The German Ward’ and ‘And in the Morning’ Pip Williams’ constrained yet passionate novel set on the fringes of WWI and Lenny Robinson’s three haunting stories of women and war from the home front