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Jane Rawson

  • Freelance Contributor, Freelance
  • Managing Editor, Island Magazine
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Eggplant in spiced yoghurt; Pumpkin with nigella seeds and Braised beeft: Bengali recipes from Kishwar Chowdhury

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By Marilyn Chalkley, Mei-fen Kuo, Jane Rawson
| thepoint.com.au
OPINION It takes courage to host an ABC live broadcast - like the Afternoon Show. It also takes courage to use Voluntary Assisted Dying, which James did so openly, just a few weeks ago, two years after a cancer diagnosis. That people loved him was shown by his Memorial in Sydney Town Hall last Friday – it was packed. OPINION Yáng Shuāng-zǐ and her English translator Lin King have received the 2026 International Booker Prize for Taiwan Travelogue.
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Yáng Shuāng‑zǐ, winner of the International Booker Prize, reveals a Taiwan many Australians have never seen

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By Jane Rawson, Skye Predavec, Euan Ritchie
| thepoint.com.au
Yáng Shuāng-zǐ and her English translator Lin King have received the 2026 International Booker Prize for Taiwan Travelogue. The novel is the first work translated from Mandarin Chinese to win the award in its ten-year history, and Yang is the first Taiwanese writer to take the prize. The judges described Taiwan Travelogue as “a captivating, slyly sophisticated novel” that “pulls off an incredible double feat: it succeeds as both a romance and an incisive postcolonial novel”.
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Demagogues and Despots: Remaking the People

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By Jane Rawson, Amy Remeikis Verified
| thepoint.com.au
What comes next in the demagogue’s push towards high fame and total power? The demagogue’s ruling party, helped by dirty tricks, cunning media tactics, government handouts and nonstop talk of defending ‘the people’ against a corrupt and untrustworthy opposition, prepares for the next election.
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