Sam Elkin Queer View Mirror discovers the gruelling reality of his dream job as a dedicated lawyer for LGBTQ clients. Unlocked and free to read until 16 August: griffithreview.com/articles/the-s…

A new edition and a new cartoon from Katherine Collette! Its all heat packs and porridge here at GR HQ at the moment 🙃 #GriffithReview #StatusAnxiety #KatherineCollette #Cartoon

Paul Ham pulls together a handy checklist for anyone contemplating a pivot towards populism! Unlocked and free to read until 23 August: griffithreview.com/articles/so-yo…

Kasumi Borczyk investigates the plethora of online training programs and wonders if they mark a new power grab on the part of Big Tech. Unlocked and free to read until 23 August: griffithreview.com/articles/simul…

It’s pitch time! Griffith Review is on the lookout for fresh online content, and we want to hear from you.  Submissions close at 11.59PM AEST on Sunday 8 September and should be made via Submittable.  Visit our 'For Writers' page for more details: griffithreview.com/for-writers/

Our Great Reads newsletter might be just what you need. Each week we share unlocked and free-to-read articles from Griffith Review as well as a few of our favourite pieces from around the interwebs! Sign up here: griffithreview.com/contact-griffi…

Cat Williams takes a walk on the wild side to explore the queer wonders of the natural world. Always free to read on GR Online: griffithreview.com/articles/queer…

Beau Windon reimagines Covid coping strategies as a video game: will you play as a risk-averse Extremist, a health-conscious Empathetic or a conspiracy-touting Enraged? Unlocked and free to read until 30 August : griffithreview.com/articles/survi…

Another 'Status Anxiety' cartoon from the one and only Katherine Collette #GriffithReview #Status #KatherineCollette #FakeSmiles #Cartoons

In this wonderful essay, Thomas Mayo revisits the stories of his ancestors to challenge the shaky narratives of Australia’s colonisation. Unlocked and free to read until 6 September: griffithreview.com/articles/where…

Got milk? Yves Rees traces the surprising history of Australia's milk wars, which began when a Christian Scientist brought her passion for plant-based dairy alternatives down under. Unlocked and free to read until 6 September: griffithreview.com/articles/the-f…

📣 Submissions open! Griffith Review 87 is heading out in search of home – what it means to us and why it matters. We’re looking for fiction and non-fiction that addresses the theme. For more information and to submit: griffithreview.com/for-writers/

To celebrate Indigenous Literacy Day we're sharing this beautiful piece by Tara June Winch on the importance and joy of children's books: griffithreview.com/articles/for-t…

In this beautiful piece Haylee Escalante shares her experience of becoming a mother and tapping into generations' worth of maternal knowledge in her family. ♥️ Always free to read on GR Online: griffithreview.com/articles/my-ma…

Meredith McKinney explores Japan's uneasy relationship with nuclear power thanks to the long shadow of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Unlocked and free to read until 12 September: griffithreview.com/articles/conti…

In this conversation Anna Broinowski talks to Griffith Review Editor Carody Culver about her memoir 'Datsun Angel' published by Hachette Australia Books and much more. Unlocked and free to read until 15 September: griffithreview.com/articles/the-g…

Brisbane friends! We've got our hands on a few double passes for the Brisbane launch of 'Travelling to Tomorrow' (NewSouth Publishing) by the one and only Yves Rees 🌟🌟🌟 If you're keen just send us a message or email us at [email protected]

Meet our new fragrance... 😂 This week's Status Anxiety cartoon from Katherine Collette #GriffithReview #Status #KatherineCollette #Cartoons

When it comes to grant applications, most writers are used to rejection – so what happens when you actually get the money? Jenny Sinclair shares the terror and joy of having a funding body say yes. Unlocked and free to read until 20 September: griffithreview.com/articles/picki…

In this beautiful essay, Jumaana Abdu considers what's lost – and what can be found – in translation. Always free to read on GR Online: griffithreview.com/articles/how-c…