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Osman Faruqi is culture news editor for The Age and Sydney Morning Herald.

Australia’s descent into cruelty inspires other nations
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Australia’s descent into cruelty inspires other nations

Even with a new government, Australia is still implementing ‘appalling’ asylum seeker policies. And now other nations are borrowing from our playbook.

  • by Osman Faruqi

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From Ricky Martin to Morricone: The seven best World Cup anthems of all time

From Ricky Martin to Morricone: The seven best World Cup anthems of all time

What better way to celebrate the Socceroos qualifying for their fifth FIFA World Cup in a row than by revisiting some of the tournament’s most iconic songs?

  • by Osman Faruqi
‘They’re not dinosaur movies’: Sam Neill on the enduring appeal of Jurassic Park

‘They’re not dinosaur movies’: Sam Neill on the enduring appeal of Jurassic Park

Thirty years on, and thanks to sequels, reboots and reboot sequels, Jurassic Park is one of cinema’s longest running and most financially successful franchises. Why?

  • by Osman Faruqi
Rugby league is art, and the arts community could learn a few lessons from it
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Rugby league is art, and the arts community could learn a few lessons from it

State of Origin versus the Sydney Film Festival: a debate that’s been foisted upon us by a poorly scheduled clash on Wednesday night.

  • by Osman Faruqi
Why Coalition and Labor may never win back the seats they lost
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Why Coalition and Labor may never win back the seats they lost

These monumental shifts in how Australians vote aren’t just a short-term “protest”. They reflect a growing detachment among millions of Australians from politics as usual.

  • by Osman Faruqi
Gen Fricker on guilt-free reality television and avoiding the news

Gen Fricker on guilt-free reality television and avoiding the news

“I was a chronic doom scroller during the early days of the pandemic, and I realised quickly I needed to control the dosage existential dread I was taking in.”

  • by Osman Faruqi
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Politicians have no ‘genuine desire’ to help young buy houses
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Politicians have no ‘genuine desire’ to help young buy houses

It’s unlikely that any future prime minister will want to face an electorate where two-thirds of people own a home, and announce a plan that would lower prices.

  • by Osman Faruqi
Bunnings is an Australian religion, and Brunswick deserves a church
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Bunnings is an Australian religion, and Brunswick deserves a church

For many people a weekend trip to this major hardware chain is an activity that both nourishes the soul and fosters community.

  • by Osman Faruqi
Sarah Ferguson announced as new 7.30 host, replacing Leigh Sales

Sarah Ferguson announced as new 7.30 host, replacing Leigh Sales

Sarah Ferguson will be the new face of the ABC’s 7.30 program, replacing long-time host Leigh Sales.

  • by Nell Geraets and Osman Faruqi
Sarah Ferguson leads the pack as race to replace Leigh Sales tightens

Sarah Ferguson leads the pack as race to replace Leigh Sales tightens

An announcement on the new host of 7.30 is expected within weeks, with the former Four Corners presenter tipped to take the gig.

  • by Osman Faruqi
This election is a vacuum of ideas. That’s bad news for Labor
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This election is a vacuum of ideas. That’s bad news for Labor

The ALP needs to remember how it won a federal election last time – it wasn’t by being small target.

  • by Osman Faruqi