My new book Virtue Capitalists argues that management v professional arose as a kind of class conflict since the 1980s. I didn’t expect that it would literally manifest in my career almost the minute the book was published, but…I wrote this for the terrific folks at Overland 👇

Shared histories: from The Dreaming & Big Bang to colonial cataclysms, a new nation emerged suffused with grief & wonder, where ancient sovereignty & wisdom could shine as we navigate - together - a living planet shuddering under an assault Tom Griffiths insidestory.org.au/odyssey-down-u…

I reviewed @laurajeanmckay's fantastic new collection, Gunflower, for The Saturday Paper. TLDR? I loved it. Scribe Publications Scribe UK thesaturdaypaper.com.au/culture/books/…

Speaking to my mum last night. She’s 83. This is her certificate of citizenship. She scrubbed floors and worked stations for no wage: just room and board. All for a better life for us kids She walks around the Pilbara with her Yes shirt. Not one of her non Indigenous “friends”

Come to the NMA this Sunday. Listen to traditional owners and custodians We've worked with over 80 artists and presenters exploring art/science/cultural knowledges for environment Part of the Living on the Edge led by Kirsten Wehner and Thom van Dooren

Join us tonight at RMIT’s The Capitol for The Nature Conservancy Australia's 2023 Nature Writing Prize announcement with a keynote presentation from Tim Winton Shortlist and details: natureaustralia.org.au/get-involved/t…

Thrilled to announce my first book of non-fiction, Deep Water, will be published in April by Penguin Books Aus and Scribe UK, and in July by HarperOne. It's a big book full of beauty and wonder, and I'm incredibly proud and excited it's finally almost in the world. 1/5

Well this is an honour and a thrill. I just opened my copy of the Monthly to find Tim Winton engaging so thoughtfully with Signs and Wonders. An important new essay from a writer whose advocacy and writing about Australia I’ve admired for so many years.

The Government allowing Stage 3 to go forward in its current form will only fuel inflation, and likely result in higher interest rates for all Australians. The tax cuts were a bad economic idea when Morrison legislated them in 2018, and they're an even worse idea now. #auspol

The Routledge Handbook of Environmental History is officially published! Wonderful to edit this volume with the amazing @wssanmartin Sandra Swart & Mark Carey. A big thank you to all the authors whose chapters make major contributions to #envhist! routledge.com/The-Routledge-…

Tom Griffiths on bushfires and Australia's shift "into a new Fire Age" Tom Griffiths

Need a Christmas present for that special someone whose idea of a good time is queuing for kohlrabi early on a Saturday morning at the local farmers market? Buy them my book! It won this year's Prime Minister's Literary Award for Nonfiction @BlackIncBooks blackincbooks.com.au/books/my-fathe…

"The Australian Government collects more money from HECS than it does from the Petroleum Resource Rent Tax. "Thank you, children. You're the backbone of our economy, not the gas industry." Executive Director Richard Denniss at National Press Club @RDNS_TAI #auspol

My new book, Deep Water, is published in Australia today! It's the culmination of more than 20 years thinking and research, and I'm incredibly proud of it, and so grateful to everybody who's helped along the way. Penguin Books Aus Scribe UK penguin.com.au/books/deep-wat…

On Thursday next week (11 April), Zoe Sadokierski, Account no longer used and @BlancheVerlie will be joining Natasha Mitchell (she/her) for a free Sydney Ideas and Sydney Environment Institute (Archive Account) event exploring the role of mourning in a time of ecological collapse. It should be brilliant. sydney.edu.au/sydney-environ…

A great job has opened up at Outside Online. outside.breezy.hr/p/12de7a5277ab…