The former prime minister warns in The Avoidable War that the two powerful countries are talking past one another,leading to dangerous misapprehensions.
Phillip Deery looks at the costs of snitching during the Cold War years in Australia.
Four recent books consider responses to China’s changing place in the world.
Turn back the calendar to March,before round 1 and to the moment I predicted confidently – most said foolishly – that Richmond would win the 2017 premiership.
Brighton might actually be the obvious target precisely because it's not the kind of neighbourhood used to gritty,bloody crime.
Does setting an arbitrary target for defence spending,rather than carefully judging the likely strategic threats,actually make a country any safer?
Russia would love to see the official trust in America's spy agencies further crumble.
When Donald Trump behaves badly,Malcolm Turnbull will be judged for his choice of friends.
A remarkable but largely unheralded shift on the US alliance has taken place in the ranks of the Opposition
In the red dirt of central Australia,it looks to be nothing more remarkable than a rusty steel cable.