List of Quarterly Essay Editions
1. Robert Manne - "In Denial - The Stolen Generations and the Right"
2. John Birmingham - "Appeasing Jakarta: Australia's complicity in the East Timor tragedy"
3. Guy Rundle - "The opportunist: John Howard and the rise of reaction"
4. Don Watson - "Rabbit syndrome: Australia and America"
5. Mungo MacCallum - "Girt by sea: Australia, the refugees and the politics of fear"
6. John Button - "Beyond belief: what future for Labor?"
7. John Martinkus - "Paradise Betrayed - West Papua's Struggle for Independence"
8. Amanda Lohrey - "Groundswell - The Rise of the Greens"
9. Tim Flannery - "Beautiful Lies - Population & Environment in Australia"
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- Review - by Sue Bond, API Network
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10. Gideon Haigh - "Bad Company - The cult of the CEO"
11. Germaine Greer - "Whitefella Jump Up - The Shortest Way to Nationhood"
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- Interview with ABC TV presenter Andrew Denton
- Review - by Mitchell Rolls, API Network
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12. David Malouf - "Made in England - Australia's British Inheritance"
13. Robert Manne with David Corlett - "Sending Them Home - Refugees and the New Politics of Indifference."
14. Paul McGeough - "Mission Impossible - The Sheikhs, the US and the future of Iraq"
15. Margaret Simons - "Latham's World - The New Politics of the Outsiders"
16. Raimond Gaita - "Breach of Trust - Truth, Morality and Politics"
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- Review - Quarterly Essay 16: Matilda by larrikin
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17. John Hirst - "Kangaroo Court - Family Law in Australia"
18. Gail Bell - "The Worried Well - The Depression Epidemic and the Medicalisation of Our Sorrows"
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- Interview with ABC presenter Eleanor Hall
- Interview with ABC presenter Richard Aedy
- Review by Patrick Cullen in The Program
- Response by Gordon Parker, Black Dog Institute
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19. Judith Brett - "Relaxed and Comfortable - The Liberal Party's Australia"
20. John Birmingham - "A Time for War- The Rebirth of Australia's Military Culture"
21. Clive Hamilton - "What's Left? The Death of Social Democracy"
22. Amanda Lohrey - "Voting for Jesus - Christianity and Politics in Australia"
23. Inga Clendinnen - "The History Question - Who Owns The Past?"
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- Interview with ABC presenter Phillip Adams
- Interview with ABC presenter Paul Barclay
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24. Robyn Davidson - "No Fixed Address - Nomads and the Fate of the Planet"
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- Review by Arthur Lucas, University of East Anglia
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25. Peter Hartcher - "How To Win The 2007 Election"
26. David Marr - "His Master’s Voice - The Corruption of Public Debate under Howard "
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- Public debate, with ABC presenter Phillip Adams
- Review - His Master's Voice
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27. Ian Lowe - "Reaction Time - Climate Change and the Nuclear Option"
28. Judith Brett - "Exit Right - The Unravelling of John Howard"
29. Anne Manne - "Love and Money: The family and the free market"
30. Paul Toohey - "Last Drinks: The Impact of the Northern Territory Intervention"
31. Tim Flannery - "Now or Never - A Sustainable Future for Australia?"
32. Kate Jennings - "American revolution - The fall of Wall Street and the rise of Barack Obama".
33. Guy Pearse - "Quarry Vision - Coal, climate change and the end of the resources boom"
34. Annabel Crabb - "Stop At Nothing: The Life and Adventures of Malcolm Turnbull" (June 2009).
37. Waleed Aly - "What's Right? The Future of Conservatism in Australia" (2010)
38. David Marr - Power Trip: The Political Journey of Kevin Rudd, June 2010
39. Hugh White - "Power Shift: Australia’s Future between Washington and Beijing" (2010)
40. George Megalogenis - "Trivial Pursuit: Leadership and the End of the Reform Era" (2010)
41. David Malouf - "The Happy Life: The Search for Contentment in the Modern World" (2011)
42. Judith Brett - "Fair Share: Country and city in Australia" (2011)
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- Interview with Matt Smith "Podcast interview with Judith Brett on Fair Share". 17 June 2011. http://www.latrobe.edu.au/news/articles/2011/podcasts/fair-share/transcript.
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43. Robert Manne - "Bad News: Murdoch's Australian and the shaping of the nation" (2011)
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- Interview with Matt Smith "Podcast interview with Robert Manne on Bad News". 5 September 2011. http://www.latrobe.edu.au/news/articles/2011/podcasts/bad-news-rupert-murdochs-australian/transcript.
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44. Andrew Charlton - "Man-Made World: Choosing between progress and planet" (2011)
45. Anna Krien - "Us & Them: The importance of animals" (2012)
46. Laura Tingle - "The Big Whinge: Politics, Affluence and an Angry Nation" (2012)
47. David Marr - "Political Animal: The Making of Tony Abbott" (2012)
48. Tim Flannery - "On Politics and Conservation" (2012)
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